Soap Making, Oils and Recipes
Our skin deserves organic ingredients the same way we nourish our body with organic foods. Many non-organic products contain harmful and toxic chemicals that cause skin rashes, irritation, and in extreme cases, cancer. Homemade face creams are free from these harmful chemicals and preservatives, they are easy to … Read More ...
Sometimes I purchase a new oil such as Rosehip oil
for a particular recipe or soapmaking tutorial but then, of course, I am left with a bottle of excess oils. I have some essential oils that have expired because I just didn’t find a use for them, Basil oil
and ginger oil
are two I … Read More ...
Rub the inside of the skin over your clean damp body.
Allow it to penetrate the skin for 30 mins then rinse off.
Together with alpha hydroxy acids, papain acts as a gentle exfoliator that dissolves protein and dead dry skin cells. Using papaya on the skin will leave your skin soft, smooth and supple. … Read More ...
Miso is enriched with Amino acids which will nourish the body and we all know how good Honey is for us right?
A traditional ingredient in Japanese and Chinese diets, miso paste is made from fermented soybeans and grains and contains millions of beneficial bacteria and is a protein-rich paste. Your body uses protein to … Read More ...
Make Your Own Beauty Masks: 38 Simple
, All-Natural Recipes for Healthy Skin is a glam and gifty book of more than thirty all-natural beauty mask recipes.
Luxuriating! Refreshing! Renewing!
This book has simple and fun recipes that feature wholesome ingredients you can find in your fridge or pantry. Whether you are dry-skinned, oily, or … Read More ...
Sandalwood is my second favourite essential oil, second to Ylang Ylang
. Sandalwood has an earthly robust smell and is often used in men’s colognes and aftershaves. Sandalwood is a natural aphrodisiac too, hence the “sexy” part of this post.
Sandalwood
is a name given to a class of fragrant woods that, unlike other aromatic … Read More ...
With everything going on in the world right now, we are more stressed out than ever! Between not being able to leave the house as much as we used to, to having to entertain your little ones all day every day, it’s not hard to get burnt out these days. If you’re looking for a … Read More ...
Make your own acne heat mask in this simple recipe.
Take a small dish towel or washcloth 
and run it under the faucet until saturated.
Sprinkle the optional ingredients on top, or fold them into the towel. See the full tutorial here.
Use an antibacterial facial soap
with warm water to rinse away all of … Read More ...
This DIY beauty tutorial shows you how to make your own Acne wash with Activated Charcoal
and Tea tree Oil 
or treatment at home. Perfect for teenage skin with pimples and blemishes. We have pre-teens in our house so this is going to become very popular very soon. You can see the full recipe here … Read More ...
This tutorial shows you how to make your own DIY coal or charcoal face scrub which is somewhat identical to the very famous LUSH Coalface.
1/2 cup of Coconut oil
1 1/2 teaspoons of Activated Charcoal powder
1 tbs of Baking powder
See the full recipe here Coalface Recipe.
Looking for more … Read More ...
This recipe is a for a natural lip plumper that will give you putty fuller lips without injections. Teenagers are going crazy at the moment trying to get lips like celebrities!
This method is not invasive. Always check your skin (in an inconspicuous area) for a reaction first before popping it on to your lips. … Read More ...
The popularity of skincare and beauty products among today’s tweens, teens, young adults, and the young at heart searching for the best products calls for new and innovative brands, each better than before, especially with advertising on social media being ingrained into their minds.
If your tween or teen is asking for skincare or beauty … Read More ...
This DIY bath and body recipe shows you how to make your own soothing detox face scrub using Activated Charcoal and oats.
2 teaspoons of Activated Charcoal powder
1 tbs of Oatmeal
5 drops of Rose hip oil
1 tsp of coconut or olive oil
1 tbs of French Green clay
A gorgeous facial toner, this is an easy DIY project, appropriate for all levels of experience! You need a few ingredients that will boost, glow, and hydrate your skin!
This toner is a perfect project for the summer season, as it’s lightweight, provides hydration without any greasiness, and it smells divine! What’s more, use it … Read More ...
Strawberry Salt Scrub – This salt scrub is an exfoliating facial that will refresh and brighten your skin,
Ingredients:
Step 1. Add sea … Read More ...