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Nutrition Facts
Serving Size 1 jar 567g Recipe makes 1 jar)
Calories 1425
Calories from Fat 1106		(77%)
Amount Per Serving		%DV
	Total Fat 122.9g	189%
	Saturated Fat 20.4g	102%
	Monounsaturated Fat 34.3g
	Polyunsaturated Fat 61.8g
	Trans Fat 0.3g
Cholesterol 31mg		10%
Sodium 128746mg		5364%
Potassium 783mg		22%
Total Carbohydrate 64.0g		21%
	Dietary Fiber 8.3g	33%
	Sugars 12.3g
Protein 21.6g		43%
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By: Pets'R'us
Apr 14, 2003

The baby oil gives this scrub a nice fragrance. If you want you can grind the oats in a coffee grinder.

1 jar (change servings and units)

Ingredients

1 cup fine salt
1/2 cup oats
1/4 cup powdered milk
1/4 cup baking soda
1/2 cup baby oil, maybe more
5-6 capsules vitamin E (optional)

Directions

1
Mix the dry ingredients, add the baby oil, it should look like wet sand now.
2
Decide for yourself if you want the consistency oilier and if you do, add more oil.
3
Snip the top off the vitamin capsules and add their contents to the scrub, mix and transfer to a plastic jar.
4
When using in the shower make sure you are on a non-slip surface.

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From: Chef Jean

On Mar 31, 2009

This is wonderful! I made a 1/4 of the recipe and it made enough for two uses for me. Instead of the vitamin E ( I didn't have any) I used lavander scented massage oil which was very nice. I found that the salt gave me plenty of exfoliation and the oils left my skin nice ans smooth! Thanks for posting this made for the I recommend tag game.

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From: cali~jenn

On Dec 9, 2008

i just made this and tried it on my hands. wow, i love this stuff! i used regular baby oil since thats what i had on hand and added a tiny bit of almond and vanilla extract. it smells great! i really wanted to make this now so i could see how it holds up long term, so i could make it for xmas gifts. i will repost after it has had time to set for a while and let you know if it all starts to dissolve or not. ok, i am back to say that it has been a month and a half and this scrub is as good today as it was when i first made it. i was afraid it would break down or something but it has held up wonderfully. and the smell it made by using a little almond and vanilla extract is wondeful. it smells like cookies. thanks for this recipe, i have already made more for xmas gifts.

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From: Cookgirl

On May 28, 2004

I've never used salt scrubs before because they are always expensive, or they have too many ingredients in them such as food coloring which I don't much care for. Do you really need blue salt scrub after all? For this recipe, the ingredients were readily available at home without having to run out to the store for specialty items. I ground the oats to an almost flour like consistency and was tempted to add some essential oil but the baby oil has a nice scent to it. I think next time though I'll add some almond extract! Luckily the baby oil was enriched with Vitamin E and aloe vera. Works wonders on calloused soles of the feet, too! Try this on your back. Ahhhh!!! CG

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From: Kimke

On Apr 16, 2003

Very nice. I added some scented oil as well to give it more of a fragrance. I used it as a hand scrub/moisturizer as well as in the shower.

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