DIY Sugar Lip Scrub

This week we’re turning to our friend and beauty expert Sarah Howard, of Beauty Banter, who is indulging us with her delectable brown sugar lip scrub tutorial. Inspired by one of her favorite lip polishes, Sarah recently discovered how simple it was to make her own organic version at home. The timing couldn’t be more ideal as winter’s typically unforgiving weather has us yearning for soft and smooth lips!Β (PS Be sure to head over toΒ Beauty BanterΒ for our favorite beauty products & tips!)

You’ll need:

  • pure coconut oil
  • honey
  • brown sugar
  • a teaspoon
  • a tablespoon
  • a mixing bowl
  • an empty jar or 2.5 oz baby food jar
  • labels (optional)

Make sure that the coconut oil is solid enough to scoop up but soft enough for a spoon to dig in. If the coconut oil is too oily, stick it in the fridge for 10-20 minutes. If the coconut oil is too hard, place it into a sink filled with hot water for 5-10 minutes or until soft. Combine one well-rounded tablespoon of coconut oil with one tablespoon of honey into the bowl. Besides smelling and tasting incredible, coconut oil is actually an amazing natural ingredient for skin and body products. The oil contains fatty acids and antioxidants that moisturize and nourish the skin while honey contains cleansing and healing properties and is a natural binder.

Mix the coconut oil and honey until they bind together. The consistency should look like thick honey-comb honey. Make sure to mash up all of the coconut lumps so that the mixture is clump-free. This will serve as the base of the scrub.

Add two hand packed teaspoons of brown sugar and fold it into the base. Brown sugar not only tastes fantastic, it is also a great natural exfoliant because it’s not too harsh and leaves skin soft to the touch. All of the brown sugar should be coated in the coconut oil and honey base.

Add one teaspoon of just the oil from coconut oil jar into the bowl. This will help smooth out the mixture and make the scrub extra moisturizing. Transfer the scrub from the bowl into a small jar or container.

The edible scrub will last up to 2 weeks if refrigerated. Before using, allow the scrub to stand at room temperature for a good 10 minutes so that the formula softens a bit. Apply scrub to lips in small, circular motions for 1-2 minutes and rinse off with a warm washcloth. Congratulations – you are now armed with a soft, moisturized, and plump pout. Pucker up! xx, Sarah.

(tutorial courtesy of Sarah Howard of Beauty Banter)

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236 Comments

  1. Anne wrote:

    This is perfect!:)

    2.7.12
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  2. hmm very useful in this London cold! But, can I eat it? The photos almost make me hungry!

    x L.

    http://snakeskinjacket.wordpress.com/

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  3. Plami wrote:

    Gotta try this out! Thanks for sharing!

    XoXo
    Plami

    http://www.fashionthrill.com/

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  4. Ellie wrote:

    I am definitely going to try this out. A perfect gift for friends and it’s so so simple. Thanks for sharing!

    http://edited-by.blogspot.com

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  5. christin wrote:

    my best friend and i were just talking lip scrubs yesterday. this is seriously awesome timing!

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  6. Samantha wrote:

    Silly question, but where did you get/how did you make the labels? So cute!
    Will be making some for myself and friends this week.
    http://closetvanity.com

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  7. laure wrote:

    Great post! you always have good and economic ideas!! Thank you very much for sharing
    ilovedoityourself.blogspot.com

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  8. I love the baby food bottle to package it and the labeling, will try out the recipe! – Aliya
    http://marantphiles.com

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  9. Nikki wrote:

    Oh man, I am sooooo in need of this DIY tutorial! It’s amazing how easy (and cheap) it is to make your own great products at home. I can’t way to try it! Thanks for sharing!

    http://www.cositabella.com

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  10. Natasa wrote:

    I think this would be great as a body exfoliator as well, not just for the lips…

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  11. Vivian wrote:

    Great idea! Would using jojoba oil instead of the coconut make this last longer than two weeks?

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    • EVE wrote:

      Hi. Can I use cooking coconut oil (paste not liquid) in this scrub?

      8.21.20
  12. Great idea! I have a very similar recepie pour a body scrub. The cold has made my lips sort of chappy and unattractive.

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  13. Ooh, I have all these things and I can make this tonight! Even with my humidifier, my room gets so dry at night and I wake up with very chapped lips. Not a great look.

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  14. c wrote:

    east coast winters are THE WORST and i have chapped lips from october to march. i’ve tried EVERYTHING from carmex to blistex to neosporin overnight treatments, keil’s, burt’s bees, vaseline… EVERYTHING and none of them have helped…. will def try this one out. thanks!

    http://www.SHINYUPSIDEDOWNCROSSES.BLOGSPOT.com

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  15. This looks awesome!

    Collections

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  16. PvdH wrote:

    You know, I was just wondering about this the other day when a tried a friend’s lip scrub – I felt like I was eating sand (I couldn’t help getting some in my mouth!). At least this should taste yummy- but I might be sticking to the old fashioned old toothbrush trick.

    Paola

    http://www.ThePvdHJournal.com

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  17. Magali wrote:

    This is very yummy sounding. I will definitely be trying it. πŸ™‚

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  18. Bubbs... wrote:

    Oooh! Perfect to put in my tiny bonne maman jars!

    Bubbs…

    http://www.paris-on-my-mind.blogspot.com

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  19. nicole wrote:

    Beyond being a fabulous DIY, the packaging totally gets me! I am sucker for a cute packaging.

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  20. I’m pretty sure I’d just flat out eat the entire jar.

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  21. Ambyr wrote:

    Mmm yum! I’m pretty sure I’d be licking my lips all day (possibly not attractive) ha.

    xoxo
    http://www.thewrittenrunway.com

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  22. Lisa wrote:

    Great post! I would really really struggle not to just eat this though! Sounds delish!! x

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  23. Would make a great gift. xoxo
    http://www.hellohellofriday.com/

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  24. Sam wrote:

    Whoa love the way it looks!

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  25. What a fun project – I’ve really wanted to try a sugar scrub DIY… this one sounds perfect!!

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  26. Insomnia wrote:

    I just want to eat it, is this wrong?! πŸ˜€

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  27. amazing recipe
    I’m definately gonna make this πŸ™‚
    http://bubblemylicorice.blogspot.com/

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  28. Kate wrote:

    sooo cute!! and surprisingly easy to make .The packaging is great too, the little label is too sweet.

    <3 Kate
    http://www.theforgetfulwife.com

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  29. shannon wrote:

    This looks so wonderful. I’m going to make this. Thank you!

    http://shannonhearts.blogspot.com

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  30. Hey that’s really helpful, my lips are always dry and harsh in the winter! -.-

    (Pls check my new blog guys: http://inwhirlofinspiration.blogspot.com )

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  31. Zane wrote:

    love the idea, thank you

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  32. S.Virginie wrote:

    I love this!
    so handy to make your one and a lot cheaper than buying one.

    thanks, love all your DIY they’re zo helpfull

    x

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  33. this is awesome! thank you!

    http://www.dragonnfruit.com

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  34. This is perfect! Definitely have to try this out. Thanks for sharing!

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  35. liv wrote:

    use it on your hands too! ive been doing this for awhile but slightly different with some olive oil which is super moisturizing for the skin also

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  36. Bec wrote:

    Oh yummm! I can imagine just wanting to eat the whole jar! x

    http://cloudsofcolour.wordpress.com/

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  37. Jjanga wrote:

    I love this stuff, it’s amazing!

    xoxo, Jjanga
    http://www.sayhelloandsmile.blogspot.com

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  38. OH ! SUCH A GREAT IDEA πŸ™‚ WANNA TRY IT ALREADY !

    GREETINGS FROM POLAND :))

    XOXO FROM http://WWW.ONELOVEONEDNA.BLOGSPOT.COM

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  39. I have the ingredients to make this now and I so need it. thanks!

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  40. shan wrote:

    Love this in the winter my lips are totaled, would do me a world of good and save me a whole lot of money!

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  41. Karina wrote:

    WOw! What an amaizing idea! And the photos are beautifu;!

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  42. Hilary wrote:

    My favorite beauty necessity is sugar scrub. I always make this homemade and use it every morning. I only use Vaseline and sugar so I will have to try this recipe. Have a great day!

    XX Hilary

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  43. katrina wrote:

    YUM! I make something similar for a body scrub. Not sure why i never thought of using if for lips?!

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  44. vivienne wrote:

    Mmm this looks good enough to eat!
    I’ll be making this… πŸ™‚

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  45. ou can even use essential oil (not for pregnant woman) + Vit. E πŸ™‚ But don’t eat it πŸ™‚
    Scrub gently and leave it to moisturize.

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  46. Courtney wrote:

    Ohh! I can’t wait to try this. I love all natural products.

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  47. Robyn wrote:

    Just curious… what happens after two weeks? I mean, none of those ingredients would “go bad” after two weeks. Does the scrub start to separate? And if so, couldn’t you just stir it together again?

    Sounds awesome. I think I might make some as gifts for friends next xmas! πŸ™‚

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  48. Great post! I love natural things!

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  49. Erica wrote:

    ughhhhh I want to try this so bad! I just don’t have any coconut oil…. yet.

    In the Light of Style

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  50. amy wrote:

    thank you.I am going to try this ASAP

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  51. anne wrote:

    I don’t have the coconut oil!
    But i have a question for you.
    It’s about the page thing on blogspot.
    How can you do more pages under one page.
    Example: you have the page: more categories
    under that you have beauty etc.
    how do you do that?
    thanks a lot!
    xxx

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    • Princess wrote:

      Can I use normal white sugar instead of brown?

      11.11.19
  52. geena wrote:

    i use this as a full body scrub in the shower

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  53. Melissa wrote:

    This is awesome. Question: Why do you have to refrigerate it? All the ingredients can stand by themselves. Just wondering.

    Thanks

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  54. jin wrote:

    sounds delis!! great diy!! thanks for sharing

    xx jin @ her imajination

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  55. Vanessa wrote:

    I love this and can’t wait to give it a try!

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  56. Daphne wrote:

    Lovely idea! Gonna try this out πŸ™‚

    http://www.glowfromtheinsideout.blogspot.com

    xx

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  57. Eliana wrote:

    OMG!

    I totally made this in two minutes, felt super crafty AND my lips are as soft as a baby’s but!

    Honestly, thanks!

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  58. Lou wrote:

    I love this kind of post! i’m going to try this. πŸ™‚
    kisses!
    lou.

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  59. Neat recipe! Dena and I are always trying to find fun DIY recipes. We want to make beet juice lipstick sometime. Has anyone made that before? We’ve seen them on a few etsy stores and we want to know how to make our own.
    <3
    Makenzie

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  60. KC Oteyza wrote:

    I love this! Im gonna try this in a while! What a sweet sweet treat it is! <3

    And oh, just in case you are craving for more DIY beauty products, I got some recipes myself too! You must try them real soon..:) :

    http://www.craftsandvogue.com/diy-projects-2/beauty-au-naturel/

    As of now, Ive written 3 recipes: Bleaching Paste, and 2 types of Moisturizer Mask. All these using basic recipes only such as honey, milk and lemon..:) Check 'em please? I would really love to share this to more girls…<3

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  61. Erika wrote:

    Thanks for the great recipe! We made it today! So simple & Chique…check out my blog post and other DIY tips!
    xo
    E

    http://urbanchiqueness.com/chique-tip-lip-service/

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  62. This is a great recipe. I’ll be trying this out in a little while. Thanks!

    Annabella Merlin

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  63. Kinsey wrote:

    can this be used as a regular facial scrub or would it be to rough for the skin??

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  64. Netra wrote:

    How you make the label? Its cute.

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  65. Wow deff gonna try this! I <3 sugar scrubs— just posted a recipe on my blog!

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  66. sierra sky wrote:

    since none of the ingredients were refrigerated in the first place, does the mixture have to be refrigerated?

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  67. Courtney wrote:

    Amazing! This is a really awesome mixture. We love DIYs on Taaz if you want to share w/ us. πŸ™‚ (www.taaz.com)

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  68. Joy wrote:

    This looks great, but I’m wondering why it only has a shelf life of 2 weeks. Honey has no expiration date (the real pure stuff) and coconut oil and brown sugar will last for quite some time in an air-tight container. Why the short shelf life?

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  69. Alexis wrote:

    I love natural kitchen recipes! i found more that you would like here:

    http://www.fengshuidana.com/2012/01/30/sugared-beauty-a-round-up-of-brown-sugar-filled-diy-beauty-treats/

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  70. pranav wrote:

    wow.. really nice scrub

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  71. Kelly wrote:

    I did this and I love it! it tastes good too πŸ™‚

    http://mustbebeautiful.blog.com

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  72. Heather wrote:

    Ive never used a scrub for the lips. Good idea especially for winter!

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  73. Anike wrote:

    OMG THIS WORKS SO WELL & IT TASTES SO GOOD !

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  74. vanaja wrote:

    Gorgeous! I Love it. πŸ™‚

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  75. darcydfcv wrote:

    Scrubin Uniforms
    We offer top brand scrubs at below-discount prices and have a knack for catering to the speed of your life.

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  76. Chelsea wrote:

    I’m allergic to coconut, is the coconut oil 100% necessary?

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  77. Katie wrote:

    Brilliant idea! Shall be trying as soon as!

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  78. Li ChunBo wrote:

    Good homemade lipcare product. Put it in more decorative packaging, would look great on a dresser, or could even be sold from a home business.

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  79. Jaan wrote:

    try to add a beeswax.it will keep more without refrigerating.

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  80. Maggie wrote:

    OMG I love this! I cant wait to get it home and try it out. I agree with Li ChunBo, with some great packaging it could be the perfect present for all of your friends! Good luck and keep blogging. Take a peek at my place, http://www.borntobeblonde.com

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  81. Deepali wrote:

    will surely try this!:)

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  82. Sarah wrote:

    Just curious, but why does it need to be refrigerated? Honey, brown sugar, and coconut oil don’t need to be refrigerated.

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  83. Kirsten wrote:

    I have to tell you that I pinned this about a month ago, made some immediately, and loved it. In fact, I decided to try it on my face as well, because the honey is a natural antibacterial and the sugar is a safe facial scrubber. I love it so much. Thank you!

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  84. Isabella wrote:

    Can’t seem to find any containers or jars as that. Anyone have a suggestion of where I should look?

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    • Erica wrote:

      @Isabella, they are baby food jars. You can also use mini jam jars. Good luck!

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  85. z wrote:

    does the sugar have to be granulated, or can it be fine?

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  86. Kate wrote:

    I tried a different DIY lip scrub yesterday – that did nothing! I am excited to try this one, looks much more promising!! πŸ™‚

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  87. Jackie wrote:

    Sugar lip scrub at sephora: $22
    Sugar lip scrub homemade: Free! Because I have all this fuckin crap in my kitchen! πŸ˜€ Thank You this is awesome!

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  88. Nicole wrote:

    Just made one! Still waiting for 10 minutes…I can’t wait to use it!

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  89. Emily wrote:

    I’ve left my scrub out for a week and a half, and it hasn’t separated! so I think you can leave it all out πŸ™‚ great lip scrub! <3

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  90. Sherry wrote:

    LOL @ Jackie *Its just the way you put it* That sounded about like me.

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  91. Ashley wrote:

    I tried it and loved it!! thanks:)

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  92. SO GOOD ,LIKE IT

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  93. moj wrote:

    tnx 4 sharin!

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  94. Tirza wrote:

    This looks great! What do you think the shelf life is on this? Thank you!

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  95. Cassy wrote:

    Thanks for sharing going to try it on my page πŸ™‚

    http://theworkette.blogspot.com/

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  96. Samantha wrote:

    I was just wondering if you need to put the scrub in the fridge (honey says to refridgerate after opening)
    thanks

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  97. Madeline wrote:

    Hm, you’re supposed to use all that in two weeks??

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  98. Gigi wrote:

    Since there has been no response to the multiple comments asking why Sarah insists this scrub be refrigerated I will say, within my personal-professional experience as an organic beauty product creator/seller, I have never had this product go rancid without refrigeration. As well, not one of my clients has complained about its shelf life; it has lasted much longer than 2 weeks within its air tight container. So long as you do not allow moisture inside your container and you keep the lid tight, it will last for a while.

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  99. Debbie wrote:

    Why must it be refrigerated?

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  100. Molly wrote:

    Is there any substitution that could be made for the coconut oil? I’m afraid I’m allergic and it would just make my skin come right off altogether! haha. Thanks!

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  101. Agnieszka wrote:

    I’ve tried this scrub recipe just now – it works really well and the lips feel so soft! The sugar is surprisingly effective, just make sure not to stir it too much. I sincerely doubt this needs to be refrigerated – anyway, will see how long it lasts! thank you for this post

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  102. @Molly, you can always use Vaseline or a petroleum based jelly (of which there are plenty out there available) as a substitution

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  103. i can’t wait to try this! xx

    thegirlbehindthebow.blogspot.com

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  104. Jennifer wrote:

    Tried this recipe earlier today with my roommates, and we loved it! It’s effective, and way cheaper (and healthier!) than scrubs offered by cosmetics lines.

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  105. Alina wrote:

    This sounds amazing! I was just wondering what happens after 2 weeks? will it go bad? Can i still use the same mixure (whats left in the jar) after 2 weeks?

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  106. Alison wrote:

    This works so well! I’m sick and my lips are so chapped right now.

    I think the point of putting it in the fridge is to keep the ingredients, especially the coconut oil, pretty solid. As it says in the description, you should let it sit out for about 10 minutes before using so it softens. Sometimes coconut oil turns completely liquid and that makes it really hard to use as a scrub. I’m sitting here with a bit of it and the oil has melted and is already dissolving the sugar a bit and doesn’t work as well. Hence, the need for refrigeration!

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  107. Nat wrote:

    just made it, so bomb. mine was a little runny and i didn’t use the extra scoop of just oil. we’ll see how it looks after being refrigerated… i used little jars i bought at michael’s in the paint section. they are tiny, and so cute, i love them. THANKS!

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  108. Renahy wrote:

    I’ve been obsessed with coconut oil and have been trying out different things I can use it for and this scrub is literally AMAZING. Thank you so much for this!!

    xo / R

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  109. Kat wrote:

    That is awesome thank you
    I made 200 of them for family

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  110. i am.... wrote:

    hey can we use cooking oil? just in case !! Anyway i like it, but what about B’s and ants at night… he he ;D

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  111. i am.... wrote:

    Is it ok to use only honey and sugar ???!!!

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  112. Shaleice wrote:

    I’ve made some really good brown sugar scrubs before using OLIVE OIL instead of coconut oil, although I use a tiny bit of the olive oil and more honey because olive oil and honey don’t mix very well.

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  113. i am.... wrote:

    thankyou πŸ™‚

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  114. Chrissy wrote:

    Wow just tried this out because my lips were dry and icky and it works so well! I noticed a difference! Thank you πŸ™‚

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  115. Love this idea and the packaging, and like the comment about using it on hands, too. The labels make it so giftable, will definitely try a little Martha Stewart-ing at home. πŸ™‚ http://www.bankstreetbeauty.tumblr.com

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  116. Emily wrote:

    I’m am so going to try this out! My lips are so rough!

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  117. Brandy wrote:

    Yes!! You can definitely kick your lips with this on. It IS edible and completely safe to ingest. Everything used to make this (as long as its food grade) is safe to eat! It taste and smells delicious!

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  118. Brandy wrote:

    Lick that is. Lol. Not kick. Haha!

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  119. This looks truly gorgeous! Can’t wait to mix this up and dry it! It includes Coconut Oil which I already know is a fantastic hydrant and moisturiser! Cheers.

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  120. neelima wrote:

    Hey really awesome home remedies for making cute face…….

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  121. Francene wrote:

    I love this but why refrigerate it?

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  122. Nice idea

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  123. Yvie wrote:

    Perfect!!! I just made this and used it – I’m instantly hooked! My lips are smoooooth! I wish I took a before picture – there were some chapped parts on my lips and this gently exfoliated them to perfection! Not gonna lie, I licked the scrub on my lips once before removing with a warm wash cloth. Tasty! LoL

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  124. holamango wrote:

    nice tips thanks for sharing…. Health and Beauty Community

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  125. Shari wrote:

    I am not a DIY person but I had severely dry lips and all the ingredients so I took a chance. I am absolutely thrilled at the result. It was easy to make and better than store bought. I think I may have to do more of these projects! Thank you so much for the instructions!!!

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  126. Kailey wrote:

    I can’t wait to try this!

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  127. It’s actually a nice and helpful piece of information. I’m satisfied that you shared this helpful info with us. Please stay us up to date like this. Thanks for sharing.

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  128. Marie wrote:

    I used to just make something similar with coconut oil and raw sugar crystals, it helped to exfoliate it because of the texture but I’m curious to try this version with the honey and see how it works, thanks for the beautiful post! =]
    http://www.mingleandmansome.com

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  129. Jodi Moff wrote:

    Can vanilla extract and peppermint oil be added to this? Is there anyway to add more ingredients or preservatives so this will not need to be refridgerated and last longer?

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  130. Elle Elle wrote:

    I just made this but added Demerara sugar as well as brown sugar for more texture and omitted the extra teaspoon of coconut oil and added a little vanilla. Smells and tastes lovely and has definitely left my lips smooth. Thanks for this!

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  131. rejona wrote:

    i will made this for sure!
    http://rejonalovesmakeup.com/

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  132. Susie Carmichael wrote:

    Excellent recipe!! It works great!! Thanks so much for sharing,,,,

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  133. Great recipe! Looing forward to reading more from your blog. I’m obsessed with homemade beauty recipes.

    http://www.wherefitnessmeetsbeauty.com/beauty/

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  135. Heather wrote:

    I love diys! It looks good enough to eat. Thanks for the post.

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  136. amanda wrote:

    Oh realy nice tipa about makeup ideas i must apply and then wiil give you feed back thanks you so much please also some thing publish about dark eyes thanks

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  137. Simonette wrote:

    Wow what a great idea, and it looks really easy too πŸ™‚

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  138. Suzain wrote:

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    3.24.17
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  139. avantiraj wrote:

    Its a good idea and looks very simple too but do we have a chance of using it with castor oil or any other vegetable oil?

    12.5.17
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  140. Sam wrote:

    Loved this as soon as I read it. It took me 5minutes to actually make. I had some very small old honey jars (28g) the small ones you get out the supermarket and I had enough mixture to fill two of these jars. One for me, one for my sister. I couldn’t wait long enough to let it set and used it straight away and it still left my lips feeling so smooth and silky after the first try. After I wiped it off with a hot cloth, I slathered my lips with Bepanthem (yes, nappy rash cream) also used by Margot Robbie and it really does make your lips even more supple. Good enough for a baby’s bottomgood enough for my lips as I don’t use any other lip cream or balm apart from this now, oh and my new lip scrub that tastes divine.

    12.26.17
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    • Danielle wrote:

      you are soooo right i really need to make it and the best part is you can find all of this stuff in your kitchen at home.

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  142. lisa wine wrote:

    fantastic I live in Indianapolis IN whomever is making this
    GREAT JOB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  143. Verry Very beautiful, nice

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  144. Duru wrote:

    This is great, I’m going to try this too to heal dry lips. Thank you!

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