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DIY “Dirt” Body Scrub & easy Carrot Bubble Bars

DIY “Dirt” Body Scrub & easy Carrot Bubble Bars

Looking for some fun Spring decor? Some Mother’s day inspiration, a creative Birthday present or an easy teacher appreciation gift? How about an original Easter Craft activity? ? This fun spring inspired DIY tutorial has got you covered.

These easy carrot shaped bubble bars ? can be made in minutes, and you only need simple household items to make your own original bubble bar designs.

That’s right, you don’t need a stash of SLSa powder or other unpronounceable ingredients to create your own.

To complete this fun bath tutorial I also made an easy “dirt” coffee body scrub ☕ Perfect to get your skin ready for spring!

Is it just me or …

can you feel spring is in the air too?

What a difference a day makes. One day you’re covered head to toe in fabric, complaining your fingers will freeze off. And the next you’re enjoying the first rays of sun on your face ☀️

The first time I felt spring in the air this year was when I woke up to the sound of birds singing. I felt like Snow White waking up in her cabin in the woods. Until my blaring alarm clock brought me back to reality.

This fun DIY tutorial is bringing Spring to your bathroom. The easy bubble bar recipe makes 2 carrot shaped bubble bars tied together with some green paper string.

The easy coffee body scrub looks like the dirt the carrots were pulled out from. But don’t let its appearance fool you. The combo of coffee, sugar and almond oil smells AH-mazing and when you use the scrub in the shower or bath tub, you skin will feel silky smooth and moisturized.

Benefits of a coffee grounds scrub

The star ingredient of this body scrub is coffee. It’s one of my favorites bases for a body scrub as it comes with many benefits.

    Great exfoliant:

    the size of the grounds is perfect to scrub away dead skin and reveal radiant skin.

    Cellulite fighter:

    caffeine is known for its cellulite busting properties.

    That coffee scent:

    the smell of coffee alone is enough to wake you up during your morning shower and energize you for the day ahead.

As a finishing touch I also made a free printable label to go with this DIY duo.

I’m in no way a graphic designer, but I made a quick and easy label design that I printed out and added to the lid of my scrub.

Here’s a picture if you’d like to use this free label as well. Right click on the picture and save it on your computer. Print out the image onto sticker paper or regular paper. You might want to resize the image depending on the size of your lid.

Enjoy!

Easy "Carrot" Bubble Bars

Prep Time: 15 minutes
Dry time: 1 day
Total Time: 1 day 15 minutes

These faux carrots make a fun surprising gift! Take them with you in the bath tub and watch those bubbles bubble up!

Ingredients

  • 1/2 cup bubble bath
  • 1/4 cup corn starch
  • 1/2 cup all purpose flour
  • orange soap coloring
  • green paper string

Instructions

  1. Pour the bubble bath into a mixing bowl.
  2. Carefully add the corn starch and stir to combine. Next, slowly add the flour. Stir the mixture in between. Depending on the brand of bubble bath you might not need to use all of the flour or you might have to add a little more.
  3. Knead the mixture until it start to form a "dough".
  4. Stretch out the bubble dough and place a few drops of orange soap coloring in the middle. Knead the dough some more to evenly spread out the color.
  5. Take some green paper string and measure about the length of your forearm. Take this measurement about 10 times, looping the string.
  6. Divide the bubble bath dough into 2 balls. Stretch out each ball and wrap it around either side of the looped paper string. Shape it into a carrot with your hands.
  7. Let the bubble bars dry for 1 to 2 days. Enjoy!    

Notes

Soap coloring can stain your hands. If that's something you're worried about, try wearing gloves. Results may vary depending on the type and brand of bubble bath you use.

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