Easy To Make Homemade Chai Sugar Scrub DIY

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We have been ready to get back to creating a few more DIY beauty recipes. Today we are sharing Homemade Chai Sugar Scrub beauty recipe. Have you ever wanted to create your own scrubs or other homemade cosmetics? Ready to make your own chai sugar scrub? Here’s how…..

Honestly, it’s not as hard as you think, and with a few beauty supplies, and kitchen items you can make homemade scrubs, lotions, and other cosmetics. We love using organic ingredients, essential oils in our recipes.

Although, every once in a while we might use a homemade hack. Be sure to check out our DIY beauty recipes page to see all our recipes, and tips for how to get started. Now, onto today’s recipe.

Homemade Chai Sugar Scrub

Homemade Chai Sugar Scrub

Ingredients for making homemade chai sugar scrub 
1/2 cup virgin coconut oil, melted
1 cup granulated sugar
1/2 cup light brown sugar
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon (our favorite organic cinnamon ) 
2 bags chai tea

Optional: 2-3 drops of essential oils, blend with a carrier oil *prior to mixing. (scents such as; Harvest Spice, Pumpkin Pie or Cinnamon…) Melt Coconut Oil, cool slightly, add essential oil, mix with dry ingredients.

Directions for making homemade scrub, with or without essential oils:

In a medium-sized mixing bowl, combine all of the ingredients with a fork until well blended. Transfer the sugar scrub to an airtight container until ready to use. If you decided to use essential oils be sure to add only a few drops to the coconut oil, after melting, slightly cooling, and before adding to the sugars, cinnamon and chai. Mix, and store the same way.

We didn’t use any essential oils in today’s scrub but, they can be added, adding another level of loveliness to your scrub. We add them to lots of our scrubs, and lotion recipes. Just make sure to add to blend with a carrier oil (such as the coconut oil, which is in the recipe or almond oil), then mix into dry ingredients.

• You can easily, double or triple if making gifts. Typically, scrubs are good for up to 3 months time when stored, and used properly.

If you are looking for scents you’ll find this Essential Oil Spice Collection perfect for body care formulations. Scents included in this set: Cinnamon, Harvest Spice, Apple Cider, Coffee Cake, Gingerbread, Pumpkin Pie. 

• The Spice Collection comes with a set of six 6 – 10ml glass amber bottles with easy dispensing euro dropper (dropper inset in bottle) caps. 10ml = .33oz.
• Features 6 warm and vibrant premium fragrance oils delivered to you in a beautiful black gift box.
• P&J Premium Grade Fragrance oils are highly concentrated, enhanced formulations designed by our master perfumer. With more than 30 years in the industry, our master perfumer is certified by the IFRA.
• Uses include: all soap bases; candle waxes (works exceptionally well with soy wax); Perfume; unscented incense sticks or cones; baths; body-care and haircare formulations; aroma diffusers; homemade cleaning products; or existing unscented products.

As you can see, homemade scrubs are easy to make. 

How do you use beauty scrubs?

How To Use Body Scrubs

The Best Way to use your body scrub, is to the scrub out of your jar with a spoon vs. your hands. I prefer keeping a wooden scoop tied to the jar, and it’s great for gifting. This helps keep your scrub fresh, and bacteria free. If you have to use your hands make sure they are clean but, not recommended. 

Use your scrubs for softening hands, elbows, arms, legs, and feet. These scrubs are not to use on your face. Keep out of the reach of small children, they are not edible. 

If you packing your scrubs in mini jars, these are the mini wooden scoops I’ve used. They come in a 10 pack.

Looking for more DIY Beauty Recipes? Try any of these scrubs or visit the beauty recipes page. 

• Beauty DIY Blood Orange Scrub 
• Peppermint Scrub
• Lemon Lime Himalayan Sea Salt Scrub
• Lemon Scrub

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