Carrier oils are one of the most important ingredients in skincare formulations. They provide moisture, deliver nutrients to the skin, and form the base of many DIY products such as facial oils, body butters, lotions, and scrubs. If you’re making your own skincare, understanding carrier oils can dramatically improve the quality of your formulas. Different […]
Anyone who has worked with melt and pour soap has most likely seen their soap sweating or glycerin dew. You just might not have known at the time what it was. When you first look at a soap that has been sweating it almost looks like there is a layer of frost on it. But,
Discover the versatility of Coconut Oil, extracted from coconut seeds or meat, in various skincare and hair care products. While it’s a fantastic ingredient for cold process soaps, hair treatments, and massage items, its greasiness calls for careful formulation, making it unsuitable for all recipes. Coconut Oil: Basic Information INCI Name: Cocos nucifera Shelf Life:
If you are looking for a butter to soothe and hydrate your skin, shea butter is for you. It is packed with skin loving vitamins, minerals and fatty acids. Shea Butter: Basic Information INCI: Butyrospermum Parkii Shelf Life: 2 years when stored in a dark, cool and dry location. Use Rate: Upto 100% Melting Point:
One of the great things about olive oil is that it does not leave your skin feeling super greasy. It’s the perfect oil for moisturizing, massages and cleansing. It is an oil that typically does not clog pores and has antibacterial properties that help to protect our skin. I love that this oil is easy
One of the most interesting things about jojoba oil is that it is not technically an oil, it is a liquid wax ester. That closely resembles the sebum that our skin produces. Which is what makes it different from most oils. This oil is often used to moisturize, clean and control oil production. Jojoba Oil:
