at a Women's Show I went to this weekend. supposedly dead sea salt and macadamia oil, but my bet is it has mostly regular ingredients. I'm mixing up a batch today with your recipe----it really did make my hands feel so smooth when I tried it at the show. Maybe I'll look for some macadmia oil to mix with it.http://eat.at/swap/forum/index.php?action=display&forumid=1&msgid=112947
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Sandi: remember this hand scrub you posted? these were selling for $30 a jar
- Thread starter angak
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sandi-in-hawaii
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$30??!? Wow, just crazy! Did the mac nut oil add to the aroma?
I don't know that I'd buy it specially for the hand scrub. Olive oil is a good emollient too, so if you have that, I'd just use that.
It really does make your hands soft smileys/smile.gif
I don't know that I'd buy it specially for the hand scrub. Olive oil is a good emollient too, so if you have that, I'd just use that.
It really does make your hands soft smileys/smile.gif
amanda_pennsylvania
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This would make a nice gift...of course, I'm never that organized...
amanda_pennsylvania
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That would be a close second! I miss Trader Joe's so much...
I had a manicure once where the manicurist used a scrub on my hands. I asked her what brand it was and she told me it was just sweet oil (almond, I think) and sugar mixed together. She said that she always just made her own. Made my hands soooo soft.
I had a manicure once where the manicurist used a scrub on my hands. I asked her what brand it was and she told me it was just sweet oil (almond, I think) and sugar mixed together. She said that she always just made her own. Made my hands soooo soft.