Soap Making, Oils and Recipes
This DIY Lavender Body scrub is one of my favorites! Not only is it very easy to make but it smells amazing AND you can make a big batch for next to nothing. So make a large batch for yourself or gift it to special friends and family. It helps to gently remove dread skin … Read More ...
Ingredients
1tsps Activated Charcoal Powder
1tsp Apple Cider Vinegar
1 tsp of Water
1 tsp of Green Clay
Start by mixing all your ingredients together. If your mix is too dry, add a little more oil.
Apply the body scrub to your skin in a circular motion. Rinse with warm water.
DIY body scrubs are … 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.
What you will need:
1/2 cup of Coconut oil
1 1/2 teaspoons of Activated Charcoal powder
1 tbs of Baking powder
Mix all the ingredients together to form a thick … Read More ...
This milk & sugar scrub recipe is perfect for gifting. I love the cute little containers too. Packaging makes all the difference. Learn how to make your very own sugar scrub that can be used on your hands, face, and body. These scrubs are great to make for yourself or you can give them as … Read More ...
Activated Charcoal 
is the new coconut oil when it comes to DIY treatments. This vibrant black charcoal detoxes and cleanses your skin and can be purchased online in pure powder form or by tablet form
in your local Pharmacy.
Ingredients
1tsps Activated Charcoal Powder
1tsp Apple Cider Vinegar
1 tsp of Water
1 tsp … Read More ...
Recipe for an all-natural cream for irritated skin.
Skin conditions of any sort can be uncomfortable, but Eczema and Psoriasis are probably two of the most common and irritating. Both are genetic auto-immune skin conditions that result in flaky, inflamed skin that can itch terribly and leave you feeling helpless and even embarrassed. If you … Read More ...
Did someone buy your roses for Valentine’s day? Well whatever you do don’t throw out the dead petals. Instead dry them out, crush them up and treat yourself to an amazing Rose petal Body scrub. Check out the full recipe here.
This DIY home made lotion recipe uses almond oil instead of coconut oil but its super soft on your skin. Lots of people don’t like to use Coconut oil or are even allergic to it. This is a great alternative recipe.
I love my shower time, it’s 5 minutes where I get to chill the only problem is my children also like “my” shower time. Apparently shower time is when they need something opening, help with their homework or they have this sudden need to use my shower. However when I do get 5 minutes of … Read More ...
Exfoliating is an important part of any skincare routine- it removes dead skin cells to help refresh your skin and make it look brighter and healthier. You know what else is amazing for your skin? Green tea! It is full of antioxidants and vitamins that help give your skin a healthy glow. That’s why a … Read More ...
You’re probably wondering why do I need to make my own Moisturizer? Well a part from the fact you know exactly what goes in to it, it allows you to custom tweak it to suit your skin. Everyone’s skin is different and reacts differently so how is it possible you can buy the same product … Read More ...
From Nature with love, shares their recipe for a Carrot and Ginger body scrub. I bet it smells delicious. You can grab the full body scrub recipe by clicking here on this tutorial. Carrot and Ginger Body scrub.
The warm, spicy aroma of Ginger Essential Oil blends beautifully with bright Lemongrass Essential Oil and rich … Read More ...
I don’t like to wear creams during the day but this one grabbed my attention as it seems to be light and easy for my oily skin.
You can grab the full recipe over at manouvellemode.com
Your crispy toes and scaly heels will love you for this DIY sugar scrub. Stuff Mason jars full with this scrub, add a tag and make an easy DIY home-made gift to give this Holiday season. Eucalyptus Foot Scrub.
The sugar scrub will exfoliate all of the dead, flaky skin off of your lips, while the coconut oil 
moisturizes. The honey gives the scrub a nice texture and scent and the cinnamon will increase blood flow to your lips causing them to be plumper after using the scrub!
