| After reading the title, you may be wondering how a dessert can become a scrub. I’m looking to make a scrub that will give a bubbly top layer that looks just like a meringue.
Before I continue with the recipe, what is a meringue? A meringue is a dessert made from whipped egg whites and sugar. The majority of meringues are flavored with vanilla, almond, or coconut. Meringues are made in several different ways, depending on their final use, whether it is used in a main dish or a dessert. Collect needed supplies: Recipe in Percentages: Recipe in grams (Makes 200 grams or 7 ounces): Weigh the Colorless Jojoba and Extra Thick Shower Gel into a mixing bowl that can fit the beaters of the hand mixer. Beat the Colorless Jojoba and Extra Thick Shower Gel until you have a white foamy cream. Add the Tahitian Vanilla Fragrance Oil and Lemon Yellow Color and fold into the cream. Once everything in the bowl is completely mixed, stir in the sugar. After the sugar has been incorporated, fill your final product containers. Allow to sit for 4 hours for the separation to occur. Once the separation has occurred, the scrub is ready to give away. Instructions for use: Enjoy! Submit your photos and text for the guest written Embedded Melt & Pour Soap Challenge! Submissions will be accepted through October 18th at blog@thesage.com. The submissions will be released October 19th through October 23rd. Each guest writer will receive a $25 gift certificate. Don’t forget to submit your blog or video posts to win the MMS Perfumer’s Kit. Remember, this kit is worth $280! Wow!
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 Colorless Jojoba and Extra Thick Shower Gel ready to be mixed.  Starting to beat the oil and shower gel together.  Adding color and fragrance to the whipped gel.  Blending color and fragrance into the product. |
 Adding sugar.  Mixing all ingredients together.  The scrub right after filling jars. |
 Preparing to mix the sugar into the gel mixture.  Now in the final mixing stage.  The scrub after sitting for several hours. |
yumm. thanks Andee
Looks yummy! So it will separate again after it’s been stirred?
It will separate again, but I think that is part of the fun. The bubbles will gradually disappear, but I have found even with a larger jar (16 oz) that I use the scrub before all the bubbles are gone. I love this scrub for a foot scrub.