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| Gardener's Hand Scrub |
I had not, so I did.
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| Soap and Sugar Scrub on the left Oil and Sugar Scrub on the right |
I hadn't been out in the garden yet when I tried it, so I don't know how the Gardner's Scrub works on beet, tomato, or green stem stains; however it did scrub my hands, rough them up a bit, and dry them out.
Next I made a batch of olive oil and sugar scrub (2 Tablespoons sugar, 1 1/2 Tablespoons olive oil) to compare the two. The olive oil and sugar scrub felt infinitely better.
Then I decided to combine the two. There is a reason that recipe isn't going around Pinterest.
To sum up my observation: Though it bottles nicely and looks cute with jute, I won't be giving any Gardner's Scrub for Christmas.
3 comments:
Thank you Jane for "testing" this scrub. I had pinned it in the hopes of making some for Christmas gifts - now I know that I can "scrub" this pin!!!
This is an awesome series, Jane.
I made a sugar scrub with the activity day girls and it was quite nice. Pinterest of course. It was sugar,olive oil and a little essential oil (I found lavender and peppermint on clearance). It was more 'scrub like' and wasn't runny. it looks like a jar of sugar until you use it. We liked it. I'll bring you some. Just what you want, another scrub, ha.
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