Today I am going to show you how to make a simple, yet very useful 50% citric acid solution. I find that it is a very handy solution to have on hand as we often have to lower the pH of our products that we make to ensure they are skin friendly. When you are […]
There are so many wats that you can color salts, in this post I will show you a few different ways to do it. You can add the mica powder to any salt you would like, such as epsom salt, sea salt or dead sea salt. These salts can be used in soap, on or
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
There is no better place to start making your own soap than with melt and pour. This beginner-friendly method skips lye entirely — you’re simply melting a premade soap base, then making it yours with fragrance, color, and whatever mold catches your eye. No curing time, no waiting weeks to use it, no complicated chemistry.
You are going to fall in love with this foaming sugar scrub recipe, it is light and fluffy but at the same time has a good amount of exfoliating power. In this scrub, the sugar exfoliates while the whipped soap base cleanses our skin. One of the best parts about making your own sugar scrub
These sugar scrub recipes are amazing for exfoliating your whole body in the shower and also as a spot treatment for areas that you feel need a little more attention. For me, this is usually my hands and my feet. These sugar scrub recipes are formulated with natural ingredients, that you most likely have on
