Soap Making, Oils and Recipes
Carrots contain Vitamin A which will leave your skin fresh and healthy and this Melt and Pour soap is the perfect way to apply it to your skin in a quick and easy way. Soap making is easy once you know how, and Melt and Pour soap bases have made it even easier for newbies … Read More ...
This DIY recipe isn’t as brutal as it sounds, but it does give your face a burning sensation thanks to the use of Cinnamon.
You can grab the full tutorial here and use it to lighten your skin tone and imperfections.… Read More ...
Angels on bare skin by LUSH, has to be one of the most popular products in their store. It also has to be one of the easiest ones to try and DIY at home. Here is the full recipe and tutorial on how to make your very own DIY LUSH style products.
Lush is a … Read More ...
Now that I am nearly the big 4 0 partying has become a little harder. Sometimes my mind want to party but not the rest of my body. That is why I love these glitter shoes. It reminds me that not all of me needs to be partying all at once. It’s all about Balance. … Read More ...
I have this thing at the moment where I keep seeing people in the same clothing as me. My daughter finds it hilarious and usually bursts in to a fit of laughter. Just this weekend I went down the aisles of a supermarket next to a lady in the same printed dress as me. I … Read More ...
This recipe uses the method for Melt and Pour Soaps. You can use any soap mold you have or small flexible container. I didn’t mix my Activated charcoal in to the soap, instead I swirled it into the molds. I really love the mottled effect it gave my soap bars.
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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 ...
We’ve previously discussed reusable menstrual cups, and we understand that they’re not for everyone – and that’s completely okay! We’re not here to push anyone into using them. If menstrual cups aren’t your preferred option, no worries at all. However, if you do use a menstrual cup, you might appreciate a little extra help with … Read More ...
This tutorial shows you how to take Aloe vera plants from your garden and prepare them for making your own Aloe Vera Gel
. Did you know you could eat it directly from the plant? My Aloe Vera prongs have never grown this big and juicy before, these ones are amazing and the gel yield … Read More ...
Baking soda can be abrasive for your teeth so if you have sensitive teeth, you may want to use a little less of it. For this recipe you need to brush your teeth with this paste and allow to sit for 1 minute before completely rinsing your mouth.
What you will need:
2 tbs Activated … Read More ...
Okay let me start by saying these Gemstone soaps are too precious to use. How amazing would they look on the side of a guest sink or bench top. I especially love the strong vibrant colors used in this tutorial.… Read More ...
This DIY Soap recipe is called a Bastile soap, don’t know what that means? This is what I found.
In soap making, the term “bastille,” commonly refers to cold process soap made with at least 70% olive oil. Olive oil is extremely gentle, making it the perfect oil for delicate or sensitive skin. This Buttermilk … Read More ...
These Easter egg shaped bath bombs are easy to make and loads of fun for the kids. You could make a whole basket of these to gift instead of chocolate. This recipe uses Epsom salts making them great for tired and achy bodies.
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 ...