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Unique gifts in a jar are all over Pinterest these days.
That’s because anyone can pick up some lotion at Target or order a tie over Amazon. Sure, those gifts are appreciated, but they don’t delight in the way something lovely made from scratch does.
This Lemon Lavender Sugar Scrub, courtesy of the Food Network, sounds good enough to eat, but it’s probably better for soothing and exfoliating the skin.
You’ll need a few things to make it, including:
1 Cup sugar
1/3 Cup coconut oil, melted
1 Teaspoon dried lavender buds or 10 drops lavender essential oil
Zest of one lemon
To make the scrub, combine all ingredients and mix well. This recipe makes 1 1/3 cups, so you’ll probably need to double it, depending on what size Mason jar you’re planning on putting it in.
Don’t bother wasting wrapping paper or a gift bag when you can dress your Mason jar up to look lovely all on its own. Use twine to attach a small wooden spoon, lavender sprig (if you have one) and a tiny bottle of lavender essential oil. You can also use one of these "Handmade" sticker templates to make a homemade gift tag to adorn the top. These are designed to be used with Avery 2" x 2" round stickers (for wide mouth jars) and 1.5" x 1.5" round stickers (regular mouth jars).
Make your gift even more usable by “wrapping” it in a JarJackets silicone sleeve. They can be used over ordinary Mason jars to make taking your coffee or smoothie on the road easy and waste-free. They’ll protect the glass from bumps and slips — and are environmentally friendly and dishwasher and microwave safe.
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Succulents make for a beautiful, unique and affordable gift idea. Here are some simple tips for giving succulent terrariums in a mason jar. When you wrap your succulents in a mason jar they also become a great a sustainable gift idea for the eco-friendly. Plus - They're as fun to make as they are to give!
There are plenty of reasons to attempt to cut back on waste when grocery shopping, including reducing plastic pollution, shrinking your carbon footprint and simplifying your life.
But it’s not something that just magically happens.
To reduce waste, you have to have a well-planned strategy — and it starts with taking a long, hard look at what you actually need.
