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Confused about using preservatives in homemade lotion? I was too, so I ran an experiment to see if I really needed them, and which ones really work.
Homemade body wash with aloe vera gel
This homemade body wash with aloe vera gel is rich and creamy with real nourishing ingredients to cleanse and soften your skin naturally.
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Homemade Facial Cleanser
Homemade Facial Cleanser #natural #diy #beauty
This soap free Homemade Facial Cleanser is a copycat of Lush’s Angels on Bare Skin. It’s a gentle but very efficient cleanser that will leave your skin with a natural healthy glow! Lush’s Angels on Bare Skin used to be my hands down all time favourite facial cleanser. It’s what they call a fresh facial cleanser. There’s no preservatives, sulphates or any other yucky stuff so you can understand I…
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The Aries Witch ♈ Tea Baths
These would be a great way to cleanse before any ritual or spell work to rid you of any excess energies accumulated throughout the day!
Preparing a herbal bath tea requires selecting herbs and placing them in a muslin bag or on a circle of cheesecloth and tying up the sides (if you’re unsure how to do this, see:How to Make Bath Bags).
Optional additions such as oats, sea salt, Epsom salt, and/or essential oils add extra soothing benefits to your bath tea.
Herbal bath tea can also be made by brewing an extra strong tea (using 3-4 ounces of herbs), straining it, and pouring directly into the tub.
Herbs Suitable for Bath Teas:
Roses – anti-inflammatory, astringent, also helpful in treating insomnia and nervous tension.
Lavender – calming and sleep-inducing.
Chamomile – relaxing and calming. Perfect for unwinding at the end of the day.
Peppermint – invigorating and energizing.
Calendula – skin soothing and anti-inflammatory.
Lemon Balm – helps calm restlessness and treat inflammatory conditions.
Rosemary – astringent, useful for cell-regeneration, an wound healing.
Plantain – anti-inflammatory and astringent, also useful in wound healing.
Optional Additions:
Sea salt – helps reduce water retention, increases circulation, and relaxes muscles.
Epsom salt – excellent for relieving sore/tired muscles and for stress relief.
Oats, ground (can also be used to simple and frugal skin care products) – good for itchy, dry skin.
Sunflower seeds, ground – great for softening ski.n
How to Make an Herbal Bath Tea
Select herbs. (You may choose one herb, or use 3 or 4. It’s completely up to you.) Use a total of about 8 tablespoons of herbs if filling a muslin bag. This amount is very flexible, so adjust as needed.
If you are using a circle of fabric instead of a muslin bag, you will need to reduce this amount to 2-3 tablespoons.
Decide if you will include any additions. Again, choose one or more. Use 1-2 tablespoons of each.
Place ingredients in a muslin tea bag. Muslin bags can be purchased online and in some health food stores, or try making your own. (If you buy in bulk, you’ll find that muslin bags come in handy for a variety of gifts and other uses).
To use: tie bath bag under faucet so the water will go through the herbs as the bath tub fills with water. Once the bath is full, remove the bag from the facet and float in the water.
Soak in the bath for 20 minutes.
Some Suggested Combinations:
As mentioned above, customized bath teas can be made by choosing a variety of herbs and mixing an matching them as desired. If you’d like a little help, try a few of these suggestions:
Rose and chamomile – relaxing and uplifting
Calendula, lemon balm, plantain, and oats – soothing to skin
Lavender and chamomile – relaxing and calming
Peppermint, rosemary, and sea salt – invigorating
Epsom salt and chamomile – soothing to tired muscles
Rosemary, lavender, a lemon rind – to soothe skin and wake up the senses
Sunflower seeds, oats, calendula and plantain – skin soothing and softening
http://www.bulkherbstore.com/blog/2014/11/diy-herbal-bath-teas-make-great-holiday-gifts/
6 DIY WINTER LIFE HACKS! W/ LindsayMarie
6 DIY WINTER LIFE HACKS! W/ LindsayMarie
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Homemade Deep Conditioner
Homemade Deep Conditioner #diy #natural
This Homemade Deep Conditioner is full of nourishing ingredients to revive your hair and improve its condition. Achieve healthier locks with every use!
I started my natural hair journey about 3 years ago and my only regret is that I didn’t start sooner. During this time I have come to know my hair, what it likes, what it craves and how to fix any ‘issues’ that may arise with it. Yes folks my…
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