33 Exfoliating Diy Sugar Scrub Recipes for Your Lips, Face and Body

You can wake up your mind with coffee, but what about your face? This DIY sugar scrub recipe uses Epsom salts for detoxing, and coffee to pep up the face and reduce redness, too.

This scrub smells delicious and is guaranteed to put a smile on your face, with zesty lemon or lime for vitamin C, moisturizing coconut oil, and raw honey which is both antioxidant and antibacterial.

If you miss the unmistakable aroma of pumpkin spice latte, mix up a batch of this fab body scrub which is infused with coffee and the delicious smell of fall’s PSL.

Chocolate doesn’t have to put on pounds; slather it on your skin, instead, by using this heavenly body scrub which is made using sugar, coconut oil, and organic raw cacao powder.

If you’re always pressed for time when taking a shower, this emulsified sugar scrub will exfoliate the skin but turn to a creamy lather when wet, leaving skin smooth and moisturized in one.

Cover yourself in the smell of summer from top to toe with this scrumptious sugar scrub, which uses real, fresh strawberries and vanilla extract to give it its sunshiny scent.

Go back to basics with this DIY recipe by simply combining white sugar and coconut oil for a pretty pristine scrub, or add in vitamin E and/or essential oils for an extra boost.

Do it all in one with these genius little cubes, which combine the exfoliating action of a sugar scrub with the cleansing action of soap, so you really can wash and go.

This morning scrub is almost too pretty to use as it’s whipped for a smooth, creamy appearance, and tinted with natural beet juice to give it a subtle hint of pink.

Blackberries are super high in antioxidants and vitamins needed to keep skin looking youthful, which makes this beautiful purple blackberry and sage sugar scrub a powerhouse of benefits for the skin.

This scrub looks as fresh as it smells and it will leave your skin feeling smooth and moisturized as the sugar sloughs off dead skin and the lime revives both body and mind.

This mojito won’t make you drunk, but you will be giddy with excitement when you see what the lime, mint, and coconut sugar scrub does to your skin!

This scrub is so pretty and will look beautiful on the bathroom shelf as you take a shower. Tinted pink with the addition of passionfruit herbal tea, this scrub is super exfoliating, too.

Using frozen cranberries gives this coconut oil and sugar scrub a beautiful, vibrant color which will lift your spirits at the same time as giving you silky smooth skin.

Lemongrass has a subtle but refreshing aroma, and using the essential oil gives this scrub a beautifully uplifting scent – add a drop of coloring for a delicate yellow tint.

This post tells you which type of sugar and oil to use to suit your needs, and is followed with a basic recipe for sugar scrub with ideas for optional extras.

Use baby oil and white sugar as a base, and add in a handful of real rose petals to infuse the scrub with not only a beautiful scent, but a stunning color, too.

If you love the feeling of sugar scrubs but hate the mess, try these pretty sugar scrub bars which also contain soap so you can wash and exfoliate in one.

You’ll only need one lump, not two when you take your morning shower, because these lemon sugar scrubs are the perfect size to exfoliate and revitalize all at the same time.

Celebrate a birthday with a jar full of birthday cake body scrub. Just one drop of food coloring will give the coconut oil and sugar the perfect tint, while the vanilla smells delicious.

Give your feet the sweetest treat by making a foot scrub which smells just like sugar cookies (and possibly tastes like them, too) with brown sugar, white sugar, vanilla, and olive oil.

Look how pretty this all-over sugar scrub is! With a touch of blue food coloring, and blue and purple sprinkles, this coconut oil scrub will make you as beautiful as any mermaid.

Honey draws moisture into the skin, which is why this homemade exfoliator leaves the skin glowing and summer ready, while the lemon is a natural brightener and the olive oil keeps everything soft.

This apricot scrub is incredibly easy to make by combining sugar with apricot oil which is rich in the fatty acids responsible for restoring moisture, and colored a delicate peach.

This DIY sugar scrub recipe looks as good as it smells because the dried orange peel included adds a beautiful color to the sugar, while the orange essential oil leaves you smelling like summer.

These sugar scrub bars take a little more time to make than a standard scrub, but look how cute they are when they’re done, plus they’re full of shea and cocoa butters.

If you want a body exfoliator that’s bursting with summer sun, rustle up a batch of this mango and orange scrub using dried mango and orange juice for a hit of vitamin C.

Perfect for pampering feet as you slide into winter, this eucalyptus scrub uses coconut oil for its moisturizing abilities, sugar for exfoliation, and eucalyptus because it just smells so good.

Get both body and mind summer ready with a batch of this delicious-smelling pina colada body scrub, made with nourishing coconut oil and tangy pineapple fragrance oil.

Add a drop or two of red food coloring to this tangy mix and your body scrub will be transformed into a beautiful blush color to match the pink lemonade ‘flavor’.

This comforting DIY sugar scrub recipe uses real apples and cinnamon powder to create the smell of home baking and evenings spent in front of the fire eating apple pie.

You can spend a fortune on body scrubs from high end stores and beauty boutiques, but there really is no need because we’ve brought together a collection of DIY sugar scrub recipes for exfoliating lips, face, and body – so literally top to toe pampering. Even better, these scrubs are made using natural ingredients such as coconut oil, fruit, and essential oils so you know there’s no nasties going onto your skin.