How to: Salt and Pepper Shower Shaker

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Jade Forest Co. said…
Excellent post Lise! This is genius
Unknown said…
Love the way you come up with products that are "outside the box". It sounds like a great idea and I'll definitely give it a go.

Unknown said…

Hi Lise

Just love how you are so inventive and creative .

I am definitely trying this out. A thank you for sharing.
This sounds delightful Lise. ♥️

Sharon. @TSS.
I love this idea but in the interest of less waste would a glass jar work just as well? I’ll have to give it a try, the addition of grated coconut butter sounds wonderful for the skin.
LisaLise said…
@Jade Forest Co. : aww thank you!

@Unknown: Thank you kindly! Sometimes weird ideas work but sometimes they are a complete fail! :)

@Unknown: I am happy to share and so flattered that there are people willing to read about what I am doing. Thank you for your kind comment-

@Two Sheep Soapery - Thank you Sharon!

@Bella Angel Craft :Yes indeed a glass container would be endlessly re-useable. If I weren't afraid of dropping the container myself, I'd probably be using one too. :)
Kate Kahle said…
Hi Lisa,

I always look forward to your emails. I made to salt & pepper shower scrub yesterday. So much fun and feels lovely on the skin. I made my own shaker with a recycled jar and the lid with holes drilled in it. Can’t wait to try with essential oils too. Need to get some natrasorb Bath!! I’ll let you know how I get on. Thanks for the inspiration. Kate x
LisaLise said…
HI Kate - Thanks for your kind comment! I look forward to hearing how your shaker turns out with the Natrasorb. :D