Ginger Orange Cayenne Warming Foot Scrub
submitted by IBN President Donna Maria

As this recipe is added, it's cold outside, so there''s no shortage of reasons to take a warm bath and crawl into bed early with a good book. Ginger Orange Cayenne Warming Foot Scrub smells great, feels great on the skin and really warms your feet on a cold night!

Yield: 1 application (for both feet) Prep Time: 10 minutes Price Category: 1 Difficulty Level: 1 Shelf Life: 3 months Rating: Add your rating! Ingredients: 1/4 cup sugar (white or brown) 1/4 cup sweet almond oil 6 drops orange essential oil 1 drop ginger essential oil 1 level teaspoon powdered cayenne pepper

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Blending Procedure:

1. In a plastic bowl, mix together the sugar and oil. Add the essential oil and stir.
   
   
2. Add the cayenne pepper last and stir well to mix.
   
   
3. To use, sit comfortably in the tub or over a pan of water and/or a large towel to catch the sugar scrub as it is applied. Scoop up a handful of the scrub for each foot and massage vigorously yet with care over heels, ankles, toes, arches and the balls of your feet. Be sure to scrub any rough areas especially well.
   
   
4. Rinse the tub well and discard any excess. Take a warm bath if you''d like but you don''t want to bathe in cayenne pepper so be sure to rinse the tub thoroughly before getting in. The freshness of this product is extended if it is packaged in an airtight glass container. Enjoy!

Comments:

"this foot scrub is so easy to make and leaves your feet silky smooth, almost as if they shed into new skin."
Submitted by: sweet child

"It sounds wonderful and smells so good it smothes the skin and warms you to!!"
Submitted by: Ilumanate the dark

"Very nice, I loved the spicy scent!"
Submitted by: kaliliak

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