Bath Melts
2 parts cocoa butter
2 parts baking soda
1 part citric acid
Essential Oils
Melt the cocoa butter
Add Essential Oil
Stir and pour into molds.
Let sit in fridge or freezer until set.
Remove from molds and let set for a day or two.
Boil water and add soap, stirring ocassionally until the soap melts.
In a blender container mix witch hazel and oil together and blend
on high for 1 minute.
SLOWLY add the soap mixture to the oil mixture and blend well.
Add essential oils and mix.
Printable Recipe:
| Lavender Bubble Bath |
Makes approx 30 lip balms…..
Melt Beeswax. Melt mango and Shea butters on medium low heat, in a small sauce pan on the stove. Add the sweet almond oil, jojoba oil, avocado oil. When beeswax is melted (extremely hot) add to the oil mixture (it may solidify when added, just stir until it is all melted). Lower heat, wait a few minutes and add your essential oil. If you want to see how firm your balm is before filling the tubes, place a small amount on a spoon and put in the freezer. Wait 5 minutes, check it. That is how firm or soft your lip balm will be.
Now your ready to fill the lip balm tubes. Use a syringe to fill the tubes. Place lip balm tubes on parchment paper and begin to fill. (You can also use a lip balm holder). If the oils in the pan begin to solidify just reheat gently. We just keep ours on low while filling the tubes. When finished filling the tubes, top them off and cap them. To clean any overfills
use a cotton ball with rubbing alcohol and wipe them down. Your labels will stick better if cleaned.
Makes approx 30.
It may take a bit of practice to master filling the tubes with a syringe. Don’t give up just smile and try again!!!
When using pure essential oils or herbs be sure to research them! Be sure to clean out your tubes before using them. Don’t be afraid to experiment!!! Be creative!! Enjoy!!!
Recipe by: Between Friends Too
Printable Recipe:
| Moisturizing Lip Balm |
Ingredients:
1 oz. vodka
3 oz. witch hazel
10 drops Grapefruit
5 drops Tea Tree
5 drops Cypress
Directions: Add all ingredients to a 4 oz. bottle and shake to mix all ingredients.
Be careful when adding the essential oils. The first time you make this recipe, add only 10 drops at a time and test on a small area of your skin to insure no reaction before adding more oils to reach your desired strength.
Shake the toner well before each use to disperse the oils.
*I forgot where I found this recipe. If you’re the creator, please let me know.
| Facial Toner |
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