Soap Making, Oils and Recipes
Add a little Holiday cheer to your Halloween week with this BOO themed soap. These would make cute little gifts for loved ones. I would be tempted to make them in hand sanitizers and hand them out the kids in the street. Would that be too mean? Full tutorial can be found here.… Read More ...
Coconut oil works wonders for hair and this deep conditioner is a brilliant way to experience all of the benefits. Using only three ingredients it’s really easy to make and the tutorial includes step by step photos. DIY Coconut Hair Treatment.
… Read More ...Coconut oil is wonderful for hair. It improves scalp health, supports hair growth, and
This Watermelon soap doesn’t contain watermelon instead it is made to look like water melon. In case you hadn’t already guessed this soap uses transparent Glycerine soap base. You can grab the tutorial and full recipe here. Watermelon Soap
If you are new to soap making you might like to check out these Melt … Read More ...
These spooky eyeball soaps are perfect for Halloween! Learn how to make these scary soaps on the Soap Queen blog.… Read More ...
Not quite Halloweenish, but still close and very fun, The Pink Toque has a tutorial on a melt and pour Batman soap. Also, as a bonus, there is a link to a very cute matching knitted Batman washcloth!
Find the details on The Pink Toque.… Read More ...
You’ve probably heard of rose water but did you know you can make a hydrosol aka floral water at home from any fragrant herb or flower?
Simply collect your plant material. I’m using lavender, mint and rose scented geranium then check out this tutorial
When I first came across this recipe I was like? Um what is pumpkin going to do? Well I kept reading and this is what Anne had to say.
… Read More ...So when I learned that pumpkin had skin lightening/evening properties, as well as zinc to combat acne and enzymes to help slough off dead skin, it
Check out these “Skull” Soap On A Ropes. I found them through Dollar Store Crafts made using a skull ice cube tray and melt and pour soap this would be a very easy activity for kids. You could give them out instead of sweets ( just make sure you label them as soap and DO … Read More ...
Have you ever wondered if you can chalk your hair extensions
? Well here is a step-by-step tutorial on how to get non-permanent pastel coloured hair with clip-in hair extensions. The post includes a step-by-step video and collage showing exactly how to create the look and then how to wash it out of your extensions … Read More ...
Forget about store bought Air fresheners that are filled with chemicals how about saving money and making your own? Not only will it be cheaper but you can treat minor medical conditions at the same time by using dedicated Essential oils. Feeling stressed? use Lavender oil, Feel lethargic? use Orange oil. DIY Essential Oil … Read More ...
This melt and pour soap uses natural Bentonite Clay 
to cleanse your skin. Because of its super absorbing capabilities, this is a great clay for oily skin that needs detoxing. With its tightening, acne-clearing, and impurity-absorbing abilities, this soap is a great recipe for gift giving.
Don’t blow you budget on a hand painted scarf from a high end store, instead DIY your own masterpiece. This design is so simple that a child could literally paint it and it would look amazing. The key to pulling off this beautiful scarf is the use of modern subtle colors.
Check out the full … Read More ...
Since fall is here and it’s apple picking season, we thought it would be fun to make some DIY green apple
bath bombs to enjoy while soaking in a warm bath!. Check out this tutorial over at Sugar and Charm. The photos are amazing.… Read More ...
What do you do when you can’t find a product you want? You make your own of course. This recipe and tutorial has been created by Jjillianinitaly.com. She shows you how to infuse the oils with Vanilla beans to create a stunning Vanilla scent that is natural and gentle on your skin and senses.… Read More ...
