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Soap That Contains Glue And Paint? Not Sure About This One

April 28, 2018 by Shellie Wilson 2 Comments

Okay. Would you wash your hands with glue or paint? I certainly wouldn’t.

These flubber soap recipes looked promising but as I watched it, I realized that most of the recipes were just the famous (or infamous) slime with a drop of essential oil. I got worried as I figured out that you would be washing your hands with Boric Acid! (Also known as Borax) For those who don’t know what Borax is, to put it flatly is a dangerous chemical used in slime that causes irritation to the skin and eyes and can disrupt hormones. The other recipes looked okay, but it was just the slime-like recipes that caught me. Take a look for yourself and see what you think. Would you wash your hands with paint?

 

 

 

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Comments

  1. camille says

    April 29, 2018 at 4:28 pm

    Boric Acid is also used as an eyewash and an anti fungal, among other healthful things. 😀 Look it up.

  2. Catherine Malliard says

    May 1, 2018 at 8:43 am

    There is actually a dry powder hands soap out there called BORAXO that is boric acid based. My father used it while I was growing up and we used it when he got the bathroom sink all grimy and greasy after washing his hands when he came in from the garage. None of the 3 daughters or my mother or father were ever harmed or hurt from it.

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DIY Christmas Cherry Body Scrub

If you love simple handmade gifts that still feel festive and special, this DIY Christmas Cherry Body Scrub from CraftBits is such a fun little project. It is bright, pretty, and has that sweet cherry scent that makes it feel perfect for Christmas gifting.

What I like about this tutorial is how easy it is to pull together. The scrub uses granulated sugar, sweet almond oil or another carrier oil, red cherry fragrance oil, and a touch of mica powder for color, so it feels like one of those projects you can make quickly but still package up beautifully.

It is the kind of bath and body recipe that works really well for teacher gifts, stocking stuffers, hostess gifts, or just a little festive treat for yourself. The pretty pink-red color and cherry fragrance give it a cheerful Christmas feel without needing anything too complicated.

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If you are looking for a quick Christmas body scrub recipe that feels handmade, giftable, and easy to recreate, this one is a sweet little pick.

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