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Handmade beauty products make a great DIY gift idea. They are perfect for Mother’s Day and even Teacher Appreciation Week. I have collected over 30 great recipes for you to try. You can use them for yourself and also make them as gift ideas. They are inexpensive and perfect for experimenting! Use a few recipes as they are written then experiment with your own great versions. You will most likely find the beauty products of your dreams…all in your own kitchen!
Handmade Beauty Products
So, you want to start making your own DIY beauty products? It is so much easier than you think it is! You can make your own lotion, sugar scrub, bath salts, sunscreen, and so much more.
Getting Start Making Your Own Beauty Products
To get started with handmade beauty products, be sure to see our guide on how to make sugar scrub. This is one of the easiest DIY beauty products you can make. It will help you get started making your own DIY beauty products. Then you can move on to the list below and expand your skills.
Recipes for DIY Beauty Products
Click on each link and then the recipe will open in another tab on your computer. From there, you can pin or print to try these recipes for yourself!
- Lavender Vanilla Sugar Scrub
- Cucumber Mint Sugar Scrub
- 3 Ingredient Sugar Scrub
- Lavender Sugar Scrub
- Bubbling Lavender Bath Salts
- Citrus Bath Salts
- Mason Jar Bath Bomb
- Peppermint Bath Salts Gift Idea
- Brown Sugar Scrub with Apple Butter
- Beeswax Lotion
- Bedtime Lotion
- Blueberry Sugar Scrub
- Lotion Bars
- Sugar Lip Scrub
- Cinnamon Vanilla Body Butter
- Citrus Rose Sugar Scrub Bars
- Mermaid Lotion Bar
- Whipped Gingerbread Body Butter
- Pumpkin Spice Sugar Scrub Cubes
- Honey Lemon Lotion Bars
- Chocolate Coconut Sugar Scrub
- Whipped Coconut Oil Cooling Lotion
- White Chocolate Lotion Bar
- Citrus Vanilla Sugar Scrub
- White Peppermint Lip Scrub
- Baby Rose Sugar Scrub
- Soy Lotion Bar
- Calming Lavender Lotion
- Deodorant Lotion Bar
- Vanilla Coffee Sugar Scrub Cubes
- Lavender In Shower Lotion Bar
- Orange Coconut Sugar Scrub
- Sunscreen Lotion Bar
- Coconut Oil Lotion Bar
- Cranberry Sugar Scrub
- Shea Butter Lotion Bar
- Cranberry Solid Lotion Bar
- Key Lime Pie Sugar Scrub
- Ginger & Turmeric Face Polish
- Lavender Soap & Sugar Scrub
- Maple Almond Sugar Scrub
Add these handmade beauty ideas to your must-make list. You will love the all-natural products and knowing exactly what is in the beauty products that you use on your skin. Handmade beauty products are the ultimate in DIY luxury and they are so affordable. Pick up a few supplies and experiment with several of these recipes. You can also see our collection of DIY lotion recipes here.
Want to learn even more about making your own beauty products?
So, now that you have been bitten by the bug and want to make all of your own handmade beauty products, you may need a little more guidance. I have the perfect book for you!
I like to call this book the bible for making your own beauty products at home. Inside you will find more than 75 easy recipes for delightful bath bombs, along with other fun and luxurious bath products such as sugar scrubs, body butter, and bath jellies. It is perfect for adding luxury to your own bath or for making gifts for others. Be sure to add this book to your collection now!
So, how many of these handmade beauty products will you be making? I know I have a list to try about a mile long!
Lydia says
I love all of these ideas! Thank you so much for sharing my lotion bars Angie! I missed seeing you at SNAP!
Erin - Suburban Simplicity says
What a great list! So many to try! Thanks for including my Lavender Vanilla Sugar Scrub! Have a wonderful week!
Keti says
Hello, Thank you for sharing these recipes. Could you advise how long they can stay fresh for or how long they will last in the fridge etc please?
Angie Holden says
I would use most of them within 2 weeks.