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DIY Coconut Oil Lotion For Skin Moisturizing

DIY Coconut Oil Lotion For Skin Moisturizing
After winter your skin needs special care and extra moisturizing! This easy lotion is right what you need to save your skin. You’ll need 16 oz. baby lotion (here is used Johnson & Johnson vanilla oatmeal lotion), 8 oz. coconut oil, solid, 8 oz. vitamin E cream, 4 oz. cocoa butter. All you will need... 
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DIY Lavender Whipped Body Butter

DIY Lavender Whipped Body Butter
We continue telling you how to prepare your body for warmer weather and to impress everybody with shining skin. This body butter contains the ingredients that would make your skin smooth and moisturized, remember the smoothing lavender remedies? So prepare 1 cup coconut oil, 1 tablespoon aloe vera, 2 tablespoons jojoba oil, 20 drops of... 
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DIY Rosemary And Mint Goat Milk Soap

DIY Rosemary And Mint Goat Milk Soap
This soap recipe is the combination of lard, coconut oil and shea butter because the shea butter locks in the moisture and the castor oil helps stabilize some of the bubbles, while the goat milk brings extra creaminess and moisturizing power. The rosemary and peppermint essential oils make an interesting combination with skin-soothing properties. Coconut... 
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Warming DIY Coconut Ginger Body Scrub

Warming DIY Coconut Ginger Body Scrub
With the weather warming up we are beginning to think about all dry and not-so-pretty skin after a long winter. To make it ready for shorts and tees you’ll need a good warming up scrub, so here’s the recipe! You’ll need 1 cup of sugar in the raw, 1/4 of cold pressed oil, 1/4 cup... 
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DIY Green Tea Sugar Body Scrub

DIY Green Tea Sugar Body Scrub
Body scrubs are necessary for everybody because they exfoliate the skin and help it renovate the cells and kind of breathe. Green tea has lots of useful properties for our body and detoxicating is the main one, so a green tea scrub is ideal, I think. To make one, you’ll need 1 cup granulated white... 
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10 Amazing Rose Beauty DIYs To Try This Spring

10 Amazing Rose Beauty DIYs To Try This Spring
We’ve already told you of lavender beauty products to try this spring, and it’s high time that we looked at the rose ones. Rose essential oil is very useful for the skin, especially for the sensitive and dry. It tones the capillaries, eliminates the reddings and dark patches and smells fantastically! That’s why a rose... 
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10 Lavender Beauty DIYs For Skin Care In Spring

10 Lavender Beauty DIYs For Skin Care In Spring
Lavender has lots of properties and is suitable for almost every type of skin. It’s ideal for taking care of sensitive skin as it eliminates reddenings and discomfort. Lavender is on top of products to take care of oily skin, to eliminate pimples and acnes. That’s why today we’ll tell you of some beauty products... 
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Colorful DIY Lip Balm

Colorful DIY Lip Balm
A good lip balm is always actual because lip care is important for every girl. Let’s make a cool colorful lip balm of 2 teaspoons of pure organic coconut oil, 3 teaspoons of organic berry powder, 3 teaspoons of 100% pure lanolin. In a small food processor, grind up the dehydrated (or freeze dried) berries... 
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DIY Natural Coffee Cream Recipe For Puffy Eyes

DIY Natural Coffee Cream Recipe For Puffy Eyes
If you sleep less than you’d like to, or maybe wept a little bit, a cream for puffy eyes will help you! To make a natural one, you’ll need 1/2 oz. coffee infused oil, 0.25 oz. jojoba oil, 0.25 oz. rosehip seed oil, 0.75 oz. shea butter, 0.5 oz. cocoa butter, 1/2 ml lavender essential... 
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DIY Bath Bombs Favors For Any Holiday

DIY Bath Bombs Favors For Any Holiday
For any holiday (as a favor) or just for yourself you can make these bath bombs and enjoy using them! The supplies are a measuring cup, bowl and wisk, baking soda, citric acid, witch hazel, fragrance oil, water free colorant, pipettes, a mini-muffin pan, wax paper. The batches here are 1 cup of baking soda... 
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