Learn how to make your own body and skin care products at home with these free, easy-to-follow formulations. This collection includes proven recipes for lotions, body butters, shower steamers, bath bombs, sugar scrubs, and more, designed for beginners and experienced makers alike.
Each recipe focuses on proper formulation techniques, ingredient function, and reliable results—so you’re not just following a recipe, you’re learning why it works. Whether you want to create natural skincare for yourself, handmade gifts, or products to sell, these DIY body care recipes help you build confidence and skill.
By making your own skincare and body products, you can control your ingredients, customize for your skin’s needs, and create high-quality products at a fraction of the cost of store-bought options. From moisturizing lotions to relaxing bath products, you’ll find everything you need to start formulating with confidence.
I love how this cherry emulsified lip scrub rinses right off without leaving behind a greasy residue. This scrub is gentle enough to use on your lips but powerful enough to slough off the dead skin cells, leaving your lips soft as silk. With only 4 ingredients, you can whip this simple recipe up in
In this post, I will show you how to make a lotion with only 6 inexpensive ingredients, and explain why each is used. From there, I will go more in-depth on all the parts of making lotion and how you can expand this formula to make it your own. Whenever you are learning how to
If you love a long, relaxing bubble bath, these DIY strawberry bubble bars are such a fun way to make bath time feel a little more special. A bubble bar is essentially bubble bath in a solid form. Instead of pouring liquid bubble bath under running water, you crumble part of the bar underneath the
DIY Monkey Farts Bath Bombs – Learn how to make bath bomb cupcakes bath with a bubble bath frosting. I really had a lot of fun making these and I am very happy with how they turned out. It is completely up to you if you want to use the bath bomb and the bubble
By combining the liquid oil with the wax, we end up with a lip balm that is harder than the carrier oil and softer than the wax. The ratio of the ingredients and the ingredients that you use, are what ultimately determines the consistency of your DIY lip balm. Prefer to watch this project instead
If you love making sugar scrubs but don’t love the oily residue that some scrubs leave behind, an emulsified sugar scrub is worth trying. Unlike a traditional sugar scrub made mostly with sugar and oil, an emulsified scrub contains an emulsifying wax that helps the oils and other ingredients work together. When you add water
