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🧂 Salt Scrub Calculator

Create mineral-rich exfoliating scrubs with therapeutic salts. Customize your blend of oils, salts, and botanicals for spa-worthy results.

📦 Batch Settings

🧂 Ingredients

Salts (Exfoliant)

Himalayan Pink Salt
84+ minerals, beautiful pink color, detoxifying.
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Epsom Salt (Magnesium Sulfate)
Muscle relaxation, reduces inflammation. Dissolves faster.
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Carrier Oils

Sweet Almond Oil
Light, moisturizing, absorbs well. Most popular choice.
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Coconut Oil (Fractionated)
Stays liquid, silky feel, long shelf life.
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Vitamin E Oil
Antioxidant, extends shelf life. Use as part of oil blend.
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Fragrance

Essential/Fragrance Oil
Recommended: 1-2% for scrubs. Always check supplier guidelines for safe usage rates.
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⚠️ Total: 97.0%

Your recipe is under 100%. Add more ingredients or increase percentages.

✨ Texture & Benefits

Predicted Texture:Balanced Scrub
Exfoliation Level:Medium
OilyBalancedGritty
62.0%
Salt
33.5%
Oils
0.0%
Additives

Salt Benefits:

  • 💪 Muscle relaxation from magnesium
  • 🩹 Reduces inflammation and soreness
  • 🌸 84+ trace minerals for skin nourishment
  • 🧹 Natural detoxification properties

Tips for this ratio:

  • •Well-balanced texture
  • •Effective exfoliation with good moisture
  • •Great for normal skin
  • •Leaves skin soft and mineralized

📊 Recipe Amounts

Container size × Quantity:227.0 g × 4
Total needed:908.0 g
With 5% overfill:953.4 g
Sweet Almond Oil238.4 g
Coconut Oil (Fractionated)76.3 g
Himalayan Pink Salt476.7 g
Epsom Salt (Magnesium Sulfate)114.4 g
Vitamin E Oil4.8 g
Fragrance Oil14.3 g
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📝 How to Make

  1. 1
    Measure your oils: Combine all carrier oils in a mixing bowl. If using solid oils (like virgin coconut), gently warm until just melted.
  2. 2
    Blend your salts: If using multiple salt types, combine them in a separate bowl first for even distribution.
  3. 3
    Add salt to oils: Pour the salt blend into the oils and stir well. The mixture should be like wet sand.
  4. 4
    Mix in additives: Add clays, dried botanicals, or other additives and blend thoroughly.
  5. 5
    Add fragrance: Stir in essential oils or fragrance oils. Mix well to distribute evenly.
  6. 6
    Package it: Spoon into jars, pressing down gently to eliminate air pockets. Leave ¼" headspace.
💡 Tips:
  • • NEVER use salt scrubs on face - too harsh. Use sugar instead.
  • • Keep water out of the jar - salt can dissolve and grow bacteria
  • • Store in a cool, dry place away from bathroom humidity
  • • Use a wooden spoon to scoop - metal can react with salt
  • • Shelf life: 6-12 months when kept dry

🧂 Salt Types Guide

Himalayan Pink Salt

Contains 84+ trace minerals. Naturally pink from iron oxide. Best for detoxifying and nourishing skin.

Dead Sea Salt

Highest mineral content of any salt. Contains magnesium, calcium, potassium. Therapeutic for skin conditions.

Epsom Salt

Magnesium sulfate - not technically salt. Excellent for muscle relaxation and reducing inflammation.

Sea Salt

Classic choice. Available in fine or coarse. Natural minerals vary by source. Most versatile option.

Black Lava Salt

Sea salt with activated charcoal. Deep cleansing and detoxifying. Creates dramatic black scrubs.

Red Alaea Salt

Hawaiian salt with volcanic clay. Rich in iron and minerals. Traditional healing salt.

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