This is a fabulous time to scrub and cool those tired feet and to get rid of callouses. In the summer time, I wear sandals or I go barefoot as much as possible. As a result, my feet become horribly rough and dry. While a cream will help with the dryness, I really need help with how rough my feet become. I can’t stand rough feet. This scrub is really wonderful and even has a cooling sensation to combat the summer heat.
I chose this scrub because of the sugar and the Shower Gel. Sugar is a humectant. A humectant attracts moisture which helps feet prevent from becoming so dry. The shower gel acts as an emulsifier, preventing the oil from rising to the top and creates a frothy, lathery feel when used. The essential oils create a light, cooling sensation. It makes me think of wearing warm slippers in the summer, then taking them off for a cooling relief.
Equipment
Bowl
Spoon
Scale
Transfer Pipettes
Containers for Finished Product
Here are the ingredients you will need to make this recipe.
Ingredients
White Sugar
Shower Gel Base
Sunflower Oil
Peppermint Essential Oil
Spearmint Essential Oil
Rosemary Essential Oil
Blueberry Seeds
Here is the recipe in percentages. This will allow you to change the batch size to fit your needs.
Recipe in Percentages
65% White Sugar
9% Shower Gel Base
25% Sunflower Oil
.2% Peppermint Essential Oil
.2% Spearmint Essential Oil
.1% Rosemary Essential Oil
.5% Blueberry Seeds
Here is the batch I used and photographed.
Recipe in Grams
412 grams White Sugar
58 grams Shower Gel Base
162 grams Sunflower Oil
.8 grams Peppermint Essential Oil
.8 grams Spearmint Essential Oil
.4 grams Rosemary Essential Oil
2 grams Raspberry Seeds
Place all of the ingredients into a mixing bowl, Stir well, until all of the ingredients have been incorporated, Once everything is blended, scoop into containers and use. I made ten 2 oz jars with the gram version of this recipe. Enjoy this fantastic foot scrub!
Taylor, this recipe looks great! I will definitely be trying it out soon, except maybe using strawberry or apricot seeds instead of blueberry, since that is what I have on hand.
Taylor, this recipe looks great! I will definitely be trying it out soon, except maybe using strawberry or apricot seeds instead of blueberry, since that is what I have on hand.
Kathy