Homemade Margarita Sugar Scrub for the Body
Margarita Sugar Scrub Simple Ingredients
The ingredients for a margarita sugar scrub for your body are easy to find and it only takes a few minutes to make.
I don’t use tequila or lime juice in my margarita sugar body scrub because it makes the scrub feel sticky to me and it takes away from the exfoliating factors of the scrub because it dissolves some of the sugar.
Instead I completely leave out the tequila (let’s just say this is a virgin margarita body scrub) and I add a powdered lime mix variation instead. This way the exfoliating sugar scrub can last longer stored out of the fridge, since there are no water-based liquids used.
Spread the Love with Margarita Body Scrub
If you’re planning a bridal shower, a ladies’ night in, or are a secret Santa, then you can give them margarita body scrub in a mason jar.
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Tie ribbon around the neck of the bottle and even attach a small wood spoon for them to be able to scoop out some when they use it. These would make the perfect gift for anytime of year.
Using Your Homemade Margarita Sugar Scrub
After taking your usual shower and rinsing off all of the soap residue, scoop out a tablespoon of the margarita sugar scrub and place it in the palms of your hands.
Rub the scrub on your arms, legs, feet, and torso. Gently rub the scrub in until most of the sugar dissolves. Rinse the remaining sugar off in the shower. Lightly pat yourself dry.
Now that you know how to make margarita body scrub, what other scrubs will you try? You may also like to try my Coconut Body Scrub.
Margarita Sugar Scrub
Ingredients
Ingredients
- 1 Cup Sugar
- 8 Packs True Lime
- 3 Tsp. Lime Zest
- 1 Tsp. Sea Salt
- 4 Tbsp. Coconut Oil
Instructions
Directions
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In a medium bowl, mix sugar, True Lime, lime zest, and sea salt. Add coconut oil to the mixture. Stir until oil is fully mixed in. Store your homemade margarita body scrub in an air tight container.
That’s an amazing tip. Thank you so much for sharing.
You’re welcome, Aish!
This looks great! It’s definitely much cheaper to make than store scrubs and I love that I know exactly what;s in it. Thanks for sharing.
This looks amazing; I can’t wait to try it. How long will it last outside of the refrigerator? Thanks!
Hi, Shannon. I stored mine in an airtight container and it lasted for about 3 weeks outside of the fridge.