16-06-2025
DIY shea butter shower scrub to nourish your skin in one step
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The unexpected hailstorms and rain showers made 2025 summers cooler, eventually gradually affecting our skin texture, which was battling for moisture under the dry summer winds.
However, with the humid weather taking over faster than expected, you might want to amp up your skincare routine.
This starts with owning a moisturising scrub that will properly nourish your skin with an exfoliant agent that will remove your summer dead skin cells, blackheads, and ingrown hair issues, seeping the cells with immense moisture. To enjoy all-in-one nourishment, let's try to check out this shea butter shower scrub recipe in this unprecedented weather.
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Check the ingredients
6 tablespoons of shea butter
15 tablespoons of organic coconut oil
20 tablespoons of sugar
30 drops of lavender essential oil
6 drops of vetiver essential oil
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How to make it?
Step 1:
Mix the quantities of shea butter and coconut oil in a bowl and microwave them so that the portions melt, blending with each other.
Step 2:
Stir it well once done and let the mixture cool down for a bit. Now, add the sugar and essential oils, and stir all the ingredients together.
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Step 3:
Once all the ingredients settle down, store it in a glass jar and apply it twice a week.
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How to use it?
Step 1:
Use 4 tablespoons of this scrub in the shower to exfoliate your skin.
Step 2:
Add this to your loofah and gently start the exfoliation process.
Step 3:
You can also use it as a shaving cream, which will make for a good hand and foot scrub at home.
Step 4:
Rinse it with warm water, and apply a moisturising oil or cream.
When it comes to natural products, there are easy and fun ways to combine them with your nourishing body scrub. From Dead Sea salts to coffee granules, create a scrub that will be gentle on your skin, with miraculous results.
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