

I’ll be sharing the labels for both with you, as well as my sources for the jars and scoops.
The recipe is a snap: three ingredients only. Five ingredients and less is kind of my baseline for recipes; the simpler the better! For this, you’ll just need coconut oil, sugar, and the essential oil of your choice. And yes, you can substitute kosher salt for sugar if you’d like.
Here it is:


If I don’t have any on hand, then these little wooden scoops are absolutely darling tied to the jars, and you get 10 for less than $8.
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For the jars, I have a few sources. The easiest is to wash out and save glass candle jars that have screw top lids. Mrs. Meyer’s candles are the cutest, but any others will work.
I also buy these cute hexagonal jars from Amazon; they’re only 4 oz. each. I use them for jam, mustard, and lots of other goodies. These wide-mouthed 8 oz. Ball jars are great, too {they’re here online but you can probably find them cheaper locally}.
And Hobby Lobby has a great selection, too–be sure to buy them when they’re 50% off.
Here are the labels for the lavender scrub; I have two sizes. {These} print out 12 per sheet and are 2″ wide; you can use them with Avery 22807 labels {available here}.



By the way, if you haven’t already entered our giveaway for a set of Egyptian cotton embroidered sheets from Perfect Linens, then head over to {this} post to see more, and just to make it easy, you can enter right here:
Here’s a nice pinnable graphic for you:
Enjoy the recipe, and thanks for stopping by–







I love the the bare naked sheets, I need to stay cool while I sleep.
Not sure how I missed this scrub but I love it! Thanks so much for sharing! Great ideas for Mother’s Day too.
xo
Pat
My friend had her kindergarten students make these for mother’s day gifts last year. I have one of the leftovers and have greatly enjoyed using it. I’m planning to make some for girlfriend getaway weekend gift bags.
That’s so nice to hear–thanks for writing to tell me! Lemon and lavender together are amazing if you decide to experiment a little.
Take care–
Christy