Dry winter weather always does a number on skin. If you’re looking to jump start & rejuvenate your skin for spring & summer, check out these 7 Steps to Radiant Skin. Author Om Paramapoonya lists 7 ways to detox your skin so you will have clear, radiant skin. … Read More ...
DIY: Laundry Detergent
Sew Much Ado, a popular crafting and DIY blog, has recently posted a tutorial for creating your own laundry detergent, and it’s incredibly easy to follow.
Most store-bought laundry detergents are filled with harsh chemicals and fragrances that can irritate sensitive skin or even damage your clothes over time. By making your own laundry … Read More ...
Complete Skin Care Therapy
Carol Belanger has written a variety of articles regarding skin care therapy. Her articles include information regarding the benefits of Epsom Salt, facials, toner & much more. Her website also has a number of skin care recipes listed. AND…check out her blog for more helpful information.… Read More ...
DIY: Deodorant
Typically I look forward to reading about new fabric and graphic designs on How About Orange. But Jessica Jones recently surprised me with a post on how to make your own deodorant. This is perfect for those adamant about steering clear of products that contain aluminum. The recipe is fairly simple & the tutorial … Read More ...
DIY: Tractor Soaps
My father-in-law is a John Deere man. I’d venture to guess he would get a kick out of Soap Queen’s latest tutorial. The instructions show how to create cute little soaps using Bramble Berry’s tractor mold.… Read More ...
DIY: Double Java Lip Balms
The Natural Beauty Workshop posted a recipe for Double Java Lip Balms on their blog. I love coffee-flavored things, so this would definitely be one recipe I’d like to try my hand at.… Read More ...
DIY: Funky Soap Dish
Melissa, the soapmaker behind The Joy of Soap, posted about a funky soap dish that is self-draining, in turn making your handmade soap last longer. HGTV shares directions for creating your own funky soap dish here.… Read More ...
DIY: Gardener’s Hand Scrub
The blogger behind House on Hill Road shares a handy recipe & tutorial for creating a Gardener’s Hand Scrub. The mixture includes sugar, a great exfoliant that removes dirt while soap washes it all away.… Read More ...
DIY: Fish in a Bag Soap
Cap Creations shares a fun tutorial for creating Fish in a Bag Soap! These make fun party favors for birthday parties & other events.… Read More ...
DIY: Mondo Bath Bombs
Soap Queen shares yet another great tutorial, this time for Mondo Bath Bombs. This tutorial utilizes a stainless steel bath bomb mold
. This looks like a fun & fairly simple project.
Check out the t-shirt design here. Bath Bomb T-shirt.
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DIY: Bath Bomb Cupcakes
They may look good enough to eat, but they are not for consuming. These adorable little cupcakes are meant to be dropped in your bath for a nice relaxing soak. Learn how to make your own Bath Bomb Cupcakes over at Soap Queen’s blog. Supplies can be purchased at Bramble Berry, Inc.… Read More ...
DIY: Candy Shop Solid Sugar Scrubs
Bath products can be fun, as proven with The Natural Beauty Workshop’s recipe for Candy Shop Solid Sugar Scrubs. This simple recipe is for two batches of single use sugar scrubs that are perfect for exfoliating rough spots on your arms, legs, hands, feet, or back. When giving for gifts, be sure to download … Read More ...
DIY: Easter and April Fool’s Day Projects
Soap Queen has lots of fun Easter and April Fool’s Day soap projects posted on her blog. I especially love the Easter Soap Kit from Bramble Berry!… Read More ...
DIY: Lavender & Sweet Orange Hand Soap
Learn how to whip up a Lavender & Sweet Orange Hand Soap in just 30 seconds. Head over to Safe Mama’s blog for the details & instructions.… Read More ...
DIY: Kitchen Soap
Suite101.com posted several recipes for creating your own kitchen soap that will help eliminate odors. Find out how to create Lemon Nutmeg Natural Soap Bars, Double Lemon Soap, and Coffee Soap.… Read More ...