After a recent foot surgery, I have discovered what anyone who has ever been in a cast already knows. After just a few weeks, the skin itches like crazy while it sheds and peels. It is maddening to have that itching sensation that just won’t go away.
I now feel intensely guilty for teasing my sister so much when I was a little girl when she broke her arm. Boy, if I had only known.
Today I wanted to make a foot scrub that would be gentle and soft on my tender skin while alleviating some of that itching.
Join me in the blog kitchen as I craft a clay and sugar scrub that is great for tender – or even ticklish – skin!
SUPPLIES
IngredientsSugar |
Equipment |
Recipe:
Percentages
55% Sugar
8% Red Clay
14% Grape Seed Oil
12% Sunflower Oil
5.75% Salt, Fine
2% Comfrey Extract
2% Horsetail Extract
1% Liquipar
0.25% Lavandin Essential Oil
Ounces1.94 oz Sugar |
Grams55 grams Sugar |
INSTRUCTIONS
Weigh all of the dry ingredients into a mixing container. Gently whisk everything so it is well mixed but the clay does not become airborne. Add the liquid ingredients. Stir well. Package into container and enjoy!
NOTES
I used regular sugar, but if you want something with a finer texture, I would recommend either grinding up the sugar you have or finding fine bakers sugar. I also recommend packaging the finished scrub in plastic rather than glass. Wet hands on glass make for a slippery and dangerous combination in the bathroom. Remember, safety first!