Orange Poppy Seed Body Scrub
I love making things up for gift baskets. What can I say; I like looking at something and saying, "I made that!" I found a recipe for Orange Poppy Seed body scrub on a Facebook group called Homemade Haven. I had to try it out for myself. Here's the recipe as per Andrea Anhorn:
Orange and Poppyseed Body Scrub
1/2 cup poppy seeds
1/2 cup sweet almond oil (or olive oil, or whatever!)
3 drops of orange essential oil
Mix in air tight container, some suggest using a spoon to scoop into hand to avoid water gettin in and watering it down.
I found sweet almond oil on Amazon.
I used an 8 ounce jelly jar to put the scrub in. I used Avery name badges to make labels for the scrub. I used microsoft word--simply go into "mailings" and select "labels and envelopes." Select the number from the Avery product or dimensions and start designing. I always print out a sheet on blank paper first to make sure it will line up with the label page. I find an image on microsoft clip art. Here's what I put on my label:
An invigorating blend
of delicate poppyseeds, sweet almond oil, and orange essence.
To use: remove
desired amount of scrub with spoon.
apply to skin with Washcloth
or hands in the shower to moisturize and exfoliate.
I put packaging tape over the label to protect it since I figure it's going in the shower!
I found that the scrub tends to separate out as it sits, so I would also include that you should stir or shake before using. I tried this out on my hands after making up a batch, and I really liked it. Hope you can use this sometime--I think it would make a great teacher gift. Enjoy!
Orange and Poppyseed Body Scrub
1/2 cup poppy seeds
1/2 cup sweet almond oil (or olive oil, or whatever!)
3 drops of orange essential oil
Mix in air tight container, some suggest using a spoon to scoop into hand to avoid water gettin in and watering it down.
I found sweet almond oil on Amazon.
I used an 8 ounce jelly jar to put the scrub in. I used Avery name badges to make labels for the scrub. I used microsoft word--simply go into "mailings" and select "labels and envelopes." Select the number from the Avery product or dimensions and start designing. I always print out a sheet on blank paper first to make sure it will line up with the label page. I find an image on microsoft clip art. Here's what I put on my label:
Orange
Poppyseed Body Scrub
I found that the scrub tends to separate out as it sits, so I would also include that you should stir or shake before using. I tried this out on my hands after making up a batch, and I really liked it. Hope you can use this sometime--I think it would make a great teacher gift. Enjoy!
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