This particular bath salt recipe is helpful for all kinds of circulation problems, including acne. Now that the weather is getting colder, some of you may be really feeling the affects of poor circulation, with cold toes and fingers plaguing you for months at a time.
Read more →FORGET LOVE, I’D RATHER FALL IN CHOCOLATE What girl doesn’t love Chocolate! And maybe you enjoy the odd bath? Why not combine the two. For our Men readers- You can get in your partners good books by running them one of these delicious and sumptuous baths! The aroma of Chocolate has great aphrodisiac qualities and endorphin enhancing properties. Goats milk is absolutely beautiful on the body, and is the closest of all the milks to your skins natural PH level, making it excellent for even the most sensitive of skin. Your skin will drink up this beautiful bath milk…sending […]
Read more →Bath Milks These yummy milks sooth and heal dry or itching skins and may also be enjoyed simply as a relaxing, delicious soak! Bath milks may be designed for specific conditions such as assisting sleep, for stress, sore muscles, promoting energy and creativity or simply to strengthen all aspects of well-being. Design them for your needs. Bath milk soaks, cleanse, moisturise and tone the skin, whilst the use of appropriate pure essential oils send signals to the brain via the olfactory bulb located in the nose, to nourish, purify, energize or act on the body in ways specific to your […]
Read more →Vanilla butter melts This version is somewhat firmer than the Shea melts and a little silkier due to the Cocoa Butter. Small chocolate moulds 40gm Cocoa butter 25gm Beeswax 40ml Vanilla bean infused sesame oil (or cold pressed oil of choice) 25ml Apricot cold pressed oil 5ml (120 drops) Vanilla oleoresin (or 6ml Vanilla fragrant oil) Method- Melt Cocoa butter, Beeswax and cold pressed oils in top of a double boiler until well combined. Allow to cool slightly before adding essential or fragrant oil. Pour into moulds and allow to harden at least 24 hours before unmoulding.
Read more →Butter Melts These beautiful butter melts may be used in the shower by wetting and warming the body under hot water and then rubbing the melt all over the skin to soothe, soften and nourish – leaving silky softness all over – or if bathing, pop one melt into the bath water for a luxurious silky moisturising bath. (Be careful, as bath or shower may become quite slippery.) Small chocolate moulds 130gm Shea Nut Butter 120gm Beeswax 60ml Jojoba oil cold pressed 30ml Coconut oil cold pressed 30ml Sesame oil cold pressed 15 drops Bergamot essential oil 10 Drops Mandarin […]
Read more →An amazing skin soothing and softening bath product. Effective for eczema, psoriasis, chicken pox, measles etc. 1 Cup Goats Milk Powder ½ Cup Full Cream Milk Powder 1 Cup Colloidal Oatmeal 60 Drops Lavender Pure Essential Oil Grind lavender essential oil carefully into ½ cup full cream milk powder ensuring no lumps of oil. Then combine all ingredients thoroughly. Place in an attractive glass bottle or jar. Use approximately ½ cup per bath or more if desired.
Read more →• 1 Cup Apricot Kernel cold pressed oil • ½ Cup liquid castile soap • ½ Cup liquid honey • 15 Drops Vanilla Oleoresin oil Blend all ingredients in a bowl and stir until well combined. Transfer to a jug and pour into an attractive bottle. Shake the bottle gently before use, pouring desired amount into bath under the running tap. Step in and descend into a warm silky soothing lightly sudsing bath. Makes enough for 4 – 6 baths. Note: The bath will be slippery – please take care.
Read more →• 1 Tablespoon White French Clay • 2 Tablespoons Rice Flour • 1 Tablespoon finely ground Calendula Flowers, Chamomile Flowers or Sandalwood Powder (whichever one preferred) • 1 Good teaspoon of Orris Root Powder • 3 Drops fragrant oil of Violet • 3 Drops fragrant oil of Gardenia • Or 6 Drops of your favourite pure essential oil. Grind fragrant or essential oil into the Orris Root Powder till well blended. Combine this with all dried ingredients, mixing all well together. Place this mixture into a glass container, seal and leave for several weeks for all the ingredients to blend […]
Read more →1 Cup goat’s milk powder ½ Cup coconut cream powder ¹/8 Cup cocoa powder ½ Teaspoon cinnamon powder 12 Drops chocolate flavour or oil Combine all dried ingredients by stirring well in a bowl. Take out 2 tablespoons powdered. Mix and add chocolate flavour or oil to this powder and press well with the back of a spoon so the oil is correctly combined. Add this back into main mixture. Bottle in attractive glass container.
Read more →Take 1 cup of NZ goat’s milk powder, press out any lumps and place in a glass container. Chop one vanilla bean into the goat’s milk powder, shake to distribute well, cap and leave to infuse for several weeks. You will then have a delicious vanilla scented goat’s milk powder to use in bath. For an even more luxurious bath milk, add 6 – 8 drops of vanilla essential or fragrant oil. Add to bath and soak for at least ½ hour to allow for best absorption of goat’s milk properties.
Read more →1 Cup goat’s milk powder 1 Cup coconut cream powder ½ Cup full cream milk powder 20 Drops tropical coconut fragrant oil Combine all dried ingredients and mix well. Take 2 tablespoons of dried mixture, place in a separate bowl – add tropical coconut fragrant oil and mix in thoroughly with back of spoon. Add this back to main mixture and bottle in a glass bottle.
Read more →1 cum Epsom salts 1 cup baking soda 2 tablespoon melted shea butter 15 drops ylang ylang essential oil 15 drops sandalwood essential oil Combine Epsom salts and baking soda. Add essential oils to the melted, but not hot shea butter. Carefully trickle liquids throughout dried mixture. Shea butter will tend to solidify as it cools in the powders. Rub well through with fingertips (like creaming butter and sugar) until well distributed. This mixture will leave the skin soft and smooth, the choice of essential oils is effective for anxiety, anger, PMT, nervous depression, stress, heart palpitations, high blood pressure […]
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If you’ve ever dropped a bit of rainbow salad on your crispy clean ,white summer shirt then you’ll know all about this already. If you’re a goth or don’t eat salad, then listen up – beetroot is a perfect all-natural red dye that we can use to great effect in our lip balms and lip glosses. Read More about “All natural lip gloss colour!”…
Scrub away winter dryness, for today it’s spring!
This delicious scrub is so invigorating and you will love how your skin feels afterwards! It’s super easy to make so go nab yourself a few ingredients and give it a try!! Read More about “Exfoliant Mandarin Body Scrub for smooth, silky skin!”…