Cinnamon Latte Whipped Sugar Scrub Recipe

This cinnamon latte whipped sugar scrub is perfect for dry skin. It exfoliates and hydrates your skin whether it's dry from the winter, summer breezes, or too much time in the sun

This cinnamon latte whipped sugar scrub recipe smells amazing while exfoliating and moisturizing dry winter skin. It's also perfect for rehydrating dried out summer skin, too. I hope you enjoy!

In addition to being a nice thing to make for yourself, this cinnamon whipped sugar scrub would make a really cute present or hostess gift. The recipe as given makes a pint of whipped sugar scrub. Keep it for yourself or fill four jelly jars for friends.

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Ingredients for cinnamon latte whipped sugar scrub

• ½ cup organic raw shea butter
• ⅓ cup carrier oil. I used coconut oil, but you can use almond, jojoba, etc.
• ½ cup light brown sugar
• ½ cup granulated sugar
• 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
• ½ teaspoon ground cinnamon (make sure it’s fresh! If it doesn’t smell cinnamon-y, use 1 full teaspoon)
• ½ teaspoon cornstarch or arrowroot powder (optional, but will help the scrub feel less oily)
• A jar to put it in! I recommend a pint jar, but you can split it it multiple smaller jars.

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Cinnamon Latte Whipped Sugar Scrub Recipe

I used my stand mixer to make this whipped sugar scrub, but you can also use a hand mixer.

If you're on the fence about purchasing a stand mixer, get one! I've used mine at least once a week for three years and am so glad I have it. I used the balloon whisk attachment to make this recipe, but just use the regular beaters (not whisk attachments) if you're using a hand mixer.

Also, I highly recommend sanitizing your glass jar, or jars, before transferring the whipped sugar scrub over. This can be done in a variety of ways, including in a hot water bath or with sanitizing solutions. Is it it 100% necessary? Maybe not, but I have to recommend it. =)

1. Place the shea butter in your mixing bowl and mix on medium until it becomes creamy. If your shea butter is really hard, pop it in the microwave for 10-15 seconds, but usually if you just keep mixing the friction of the beaters will warm the butter sufficiently before long.

2. Slowly pour in the carrier oil and whipped until fully combined and the mixture resembles soft whipped cream.

3. Add in the sugars and cream, moving speed up to medium-high. It will become creamy, like when you beat butter and sugar to make cookies.

4. Add the vanilla, cinnamon, and cornstarch/arrowroot and mix on medium-low to combine.

5. Transfer to a clean glass jar (or jars).

6. Use with warm water to exfoliate and moisturize! It's particularly nice for hands and feet. To keep your sugar scrub from becoming contaminated, ensure your hands are clean before dipping them in or use a spoon/small spatula to scoop some out. If you live somewhere warm or your scrub starts to separate, simply store it in the fridge.

Cinnamon Latte Whipped Sugar Scrub Recipe

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This cinnamon latte whipped sugar scrub is a treat any time of year!

Materials

• ½ cup organic raw shea butter
• ⅓ cup carrier oil.(Almond, jojoba, coconut, etc.)
• ½ cup light brown sugar
• ½ cup granulated sugar
• 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
• ½ teaspoon ground cinnamon
• ½ teaspoon cornstarch or arrowroot powder (optional, but will help the scrub feel less oily)
• A jar to put it in! I recommend a pint jar, but you can split it it multiple smaller jars.

Instructions

1. Place the shea butter in your mixing bowl and mix on medium until it becomes creamy. I used a stand mixer, but you can use a hand mixer. If your shea butter is really hard, pop it in the microwave for 10-15 seconds, but usually if you just keep mixing the friction of the beaters will warm the butter sufficiently before long.

2. Slowly pour in the carrier oil and whipped until fully combined and the mixture resembles soft whipped cream.

3. Add in the sugars and cream, moving speed up to medium-high. It will become creamy, like when you beat butter and sugar to make cookies.

4. Add the vanilla, cinnamon, and cornstarch/arrowroot and mix on medium-low to combine.

5. Transfer to a clean glass jar (or jars).

6. Use with warm water to exfoliate and moisturize! It's particularly nice for hands and feet. To keep your sugar scrub from becoming contaminated, ensure your hands are clean before dipping them in or use a spoon/small spatula to scoop some out. If you live somewhere warm or your scrub starts to separate, simply store it in the fridge.

Notes

Enjoy!

These oatmeal bath salts for dry sky are also a treat!

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