Sugar scrub compilations✨🥥 I Tiktok compilations

[@emmsapollo]

The worst part about homemade ones is it attracts ants like crazzzy bc of the sugar so I had to switch over to salt scrubs

[@vlogswithKK1]

That can dry out your skin but anything to not have ants lmao

[@emmsapollo]

@@vlogswithKK1 The salt scrub that I am using has bath salts and body wash not the usual cooking ones!

[@pushpaaguptaa]

Listen bro do we have to add sugar directly or grind it and make it powdery

[@aleagonzales720]

that was a HUGE problem for me since i'm allergic to ants!! but try not to use table salt it will damage your skin!! pink Himalayan salt is best

[@aleagonzales720]

i'm allergic to ants so i learned pretty fast they don't like hand sanitizers so i just put a ring of hand sanitizer around my container-

[@hageradel4032]

Becareful when using it down there it could cause yeast infections

[@audreycamp]

Sure, thanks 🙏👍

[@clumsysumaiya]

If I use only sugar,oil,coffee and shower gel or soap will it also cause any infection down there?

[@kaitbunni]

@@clumsysumaiya it’s best not to put it down there..

[@kaitbunni]

@@clumsysumaiya u should probably buy a product thats meant for down there that doesnt change your PH balance

[@clumsysumaiya]

@@kaitbunni ok. Thank you ❤

[@sheepyleepy..2806]

3:55 💯.

[@sakhi2329]

i have succeeded in makin the perfect scrub on my 2nd try haha

[@audreycamp]

Good on you

[@m.g.c.1020]

Don’t add too much food dye or it will tint your skin

[@michealredwood2024]

OMGGG IM GKN TRY ITTTTTTT

[@sincerelyash.]

brown sugar smells really bad if you make it (especially with honey) -i would know: i tried it

[@brooke7302]

Just a tip I feel like if you were going to use food dye it could dye your skin

[@audreycamp]

Of course, thank you so much for the advice😊

[@brooke7302]

@@audreycamp That was just a guess I'm not really sure but I feel like it would make sense! Or possibly if you can find like non staining food dye or maybe if you just put a little amount in I think you could still color it lightly.

[@audreycamp]

yes it does stain on skin so thank you so much for your advice

[@aaliahreyes7919]

In my PERSONAL EXPERINCE food coloring does not dye my skin. It's perfectly fine if you decide to use them

[@swaraajoshi3873]

If you put a little bit for a light colour then it won't. Like for 250g you can put 3-4 drops of it. It probably won't dye your skin. Otherwise you can try and find non-staining dye.

[@clumsysumaiya]

Where and for how many days I can store them?

[@audreycamp]

Depends on the ingredients

[@clumsysumaiya]

@@audreycamp only sugar,honey,coffee and shower gel or soap?

[@audreycamp]

@@clumsysumaiya if u use coconut oil then maybe you could store it in an airtight container at room temperature for 3 months, if u don't use coconut oil I think it's best u put it on the freezer

[@clumsysumaiya]

@@audreycamp ok. Thank you ❤

[@mammonsgirl7740]

If i wanted to make my scrub colowed is it ok to use the powder coloring food?

[@warnersisters4313]

Noo don't do that! It'll stain your skin !

[@sharra200909]

The best thing to use is cosmetic grade mica powder

[@ABMODEUS]

Do not use vegetable oil and food dye on your skin, y’all. Dye with natural pigment powders like mica, and as for oil use coconut oil, shea butter, olive oil, vitamin E oil, sesame oil, sun flower seed oil, and more… just don’t use cooking oil pls!!! That’s crazy.

[@sakhi2329]

can we use these on faces?? please resolve fast and i'll be so happy i'll subscribe lol

[@audreycamp]

I am sure we can.. but please check your dermatologist first, because the results may vary based on your skin

[@sakhi2329]

@@audreycamp thank you! you are awesome

[@audreycamp]

We are all awesome! 🤗🥳

[@sakhi2329]

@@audreycamp =)

[@ghrjne]

I really don't recommend you to use it in your face, (sugar) is an aggressive exfoliating agent, sugar accelerates the aging process of the skin, thanks to the fact that it damages the collagen fibers in the skin, decreasing its elasticity, causing irritation, generating sensitivity among many other things.

[@linbron2018]

Good lord I use salt I. The jar is that okay am I going to die

[@audreycamp]

I think it's ok if you use salt but sugar is also good

[@kaitbunni]

have you ever heard of a salt scrub? don’t worry, you’ll be fine lol

[@pushpaaguptaa]

Bruh do we have to grind the sugar?

[@shannelarbuckle1253]

Why are you using body wash?

[@mdrobiulawal8674]

To wash it off at the end?

[@shannelarbuckle1253]

@@mdrobiulawal8674 sorry I use surfactants, oils, butters, water, glycerin, preservative etc for my scrubs, I don't often see shower gel used in scrubs. I guess people use it for single use or DIY projects.

[@Im_A_Dope_Mix]

​@@shannelarbuckle1253it just takes the place of the surfactants, foaming butters, added fragrances, etc. It makes it easier and cuts down on ingredients.

[@shannelarbuckle1253]

So I see you didn't use any preservative to counteract if the bodywash contains water, honey is used which can be hard to preserve and there were other oils added along with sugar. There may be some in the body wash itself but you need to account for the extra ingredients added

[@dreameva1400]

Is putting sugar on us even good for our bodies? I try to keep looking on maybe how to do it without because there are some that don't use sugar. Also my husband he does like skin stuff for people and he would tell not to use sugar it's not good for your body, which I can understand but I really just don't know.

[@tiatokkesdal1745]

It’s a natural exfoliant. It’s absolutely okay for your body. Do what you need to do.