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DIY: Herbal Bath Salts

May 16, 2012 by Valerie Silverthorne Leave a Comment

Ok, she had me with the vanilla bean…just sayin’. Stephanie from Henry Happened has a fast and easy tutorial for herbal bath salts. These would be wonderful — and appreciated — end of the year teacher gifts! But be sure to make some for yourself too, especially using vanilla bean, wow. Get the tutorial.… Read More ...

Inspiration: Sea Breeze M&P Soap

May 15, 2012 by Valerie Silverthorne 1 Comment

I love it when I can find a truly lovely melt & pour soap, and here’s one from Coolah Creations. Who knew a goat’s milk m&p base could be so pretty? Get all the details here.… Read More ...

DIY: Hand and Body Lotion

May 14, 2012 by Valerie Silverthorne Leave a Comment

Lori from Always Learning shares a recipe for a hand/body lotion that’s so luscious her friends and family are clamouring for more! Get the tutorial and try it yourself.… Read More ...

DIY: Natural Bug Spray!

May 13, 2012 by Valerie Silverthorne 1 Comment

Just in time for the warm weather, Jillee at One Good Thing has a tutorial for making your own mosquito (or other bug) repellant. It uses just a handful of ingredients and she says it works like a charm. This is not going to work on ticks (sorry!) but it’s far better smelling and healthier … Read More ...

Tutorial: M&P Using Transfer Sheets

May 9, 2012 by Valerie Silverthorne Leave a Comment

“The Soapy Fanatic” at Riverlea Soap has a super cute melt and pour tutorial using chocolate transfer sheets. This would be a fun Mother’s Day project, or something fun to do with the kids *on* Mother’s Day. So if you’ve been wondering what it’s like to work with transfer sheets, read all about it.… Read More ...

Looking for a Soaping Challenge?

May 9, 2012 by Valerie Silverthorne Leave a Comment

Amy Warden at Great Cakes Soap Works is running weekly soaping challenges. This week the challenge is to make a salt bar, something she describes as “its very own category of soap.” She offers up 3 sample recipes, a video tutorial, and links to other online tutorials. Read about all the fun here, and … Read More ...

DIY: 5 Gifts to Help Mom Relax

May 8, 2012 by Valerie Silverthorne Leave a Comment

Since my mother has sadly passed away, what do you think the chances are my teenage daughter will make these for me? Hmmm, well, I can make them for myself, anyway. The lovely Mountain Rose Blog has given us five delightful recipes — room spray, tea, bon-bons, bath salts and my personal fave, “Mom’s Last … Read More ...

DIY: Bergamot and Coconut Skin Salve

May 7, 2012 by Valerie Silverthorne Leave a Comment

This rich and luxurious salve is perfect for dry, irritated skin, or even skin with cuts and abrasions. But it would also make a lovely “post-gardening” salve for any mom on your list, and thanks to the combination of oils and scents, I’m thinking it smells pretty amazing. Follow the Rumkihn Crafts tutorial here.… Read More ...

DIY: Exfoliating Soap Pouches

May 7, 2012 by Valerie Silverthorne Leave a Comment

Just in time for Mother’s Day, Jillee from One Good Thing shares a tutorial on how she made her own scrubby soap pouches. These are so easy they’d be great for even young kids to make for mom or grand mom, as long as there is help with the sewing. Get the step-by-step directions and … Read More ...

DIY: Natural Sunscreen

May 5, 2012 by Valerie Silverthorne 1 Comment

If you’re worried about the chemicals in your sunscreen, but naturally still want sun protection, here’s a recipe from Frugally Sustainable using ingredients I’d think most of us already have on hand. Get all the details (and a great discussion of what is, and isn’t, in commercially made sunscreens) here.… Read More ...

DIY: Big Hair, Small Budget

May 2, 2012 by Valerie Silverthorne Leave a Comment

We all want what Aretha has, and while we probably can’t have it, we can get big hair. Really, really big hair. Elizabeth at Beauty Bets has everything you need to give your hair its own zip code, and do it frugally. Get her step by step advice.… Read More ...

DIY: Coconut Oil Scalp Treatment

May 1, 2012 by Valerie Silverthorne Leave a Comment

I don’t even think about my scalp, let alone treat it, but the mums at The Mother Huddle make a very good point that healthy hair starts with a good scalp. And they thoughtfully provided an easy — and informative — tutorial to help you help your scalp. Get it all here.… Read More ...

DIY: Homemade Cold Cream

April 30, 2012 by Valerie Silverthorne 1 Comment

Am I the only one with a fond memory of Pond’s Cold Cream? I just remember slathering it on after a sunburn, not necessarily the approved use, but still, the memory of the coolness lingers with me today. So when Jillee of One Good Thing posted her homemade cold cream recipe I was hooked. And … Read More ...

DIY: Melt & Pour Tie-Dyed Soap

April 29, 2012 by Valerie Silverthorne 1 Comment

For moms who grew up in the 60s (or grand moms!), the perfect gift…tie-dyed melt & pour soap. It’s easy and it looks great too. Get the step-by-step tutorial here from Soap Place.… Read More ...

DIY: Glitter Sandwich Nails

April 28, 2012 by Valerie Silverthorne Leave a Comment

This is a tutorial, but it’s also a great jumping off point for your own creativity. So think of it as an inspiration piece. Find out how to give yourself some rocking nails here, courtesy of Nail Art 101.… Read More ...

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