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Homemade Lotions: 30 Non-Toxic Hand & Body Lotion for Sensitive Skin
What if I told you that over $400 billion dollars is spent on lotion and other beauty products every single year. I was astonished when I first heard this fact. That’s almost half of a trillion dollars spent every year on moisturizing your skin.
If you buy lotion and other beauty products regularly this can take a decent sized chunk away from other things you may be interested in buying. I figured it had to be a cheaper way to obtain the lotions and creams necessary to keep my skin feeling soft and smooth.
What I discovered was that it is a lot easier and cheaper to make your own lotions completely from scratch than it is to constantly buy them. Not only is it cheaper but it’s also a lot safer.
Many of the name brand lotions and skin moisturizers that are sold in stores contain ingredients that you more than likely don’t want anywhere near your skin, let alone the skin of your children and loved ones. Nasty chemicals such as aluminum, sodium laureth sulfate and alcohol are all commonly used in lotions that we regularly buy.
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If you buy lotion and other beauty products regularly this can take a decent sized chunk away from other things you may be interested in buying. I figured it had to be a cheaper way to obtain the lotions and creams necessary to keep my skin feeling soft and smooth.
What I discovered was that it is a lot easier and cheaper to make your own lotions completely from scratch than it is to constantly buy them. Not only is it cheaper but it’s also a lot safer.
Many of the name brand lotions and skin moisturizers that are sold in stores contain ingredients that you more than likely don’t want anywhere near your skin, let alone the skin of your children and loved ones. Nasty chemicals such as aluminum, sodium laureth sulfate and alcohol are all commonly used in lotions that we regularly buy.
Download this book, and find " Your FREE Gift" chapter right after the introduction or after the conclusion.
Download your copy of "Homemade Lotions" by scrolling up and clicking "Buy Now With 1-Click" button.
51 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 28, 2015
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December 10, 2015
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I tried the Big Easy lotion, doesn't work, easiest is to not melt coconut oil. I used one cup coconut oil, one tsp vitamin e oil, 15 - 20 drops essential oil, lavender or what ever one you like, blend all together with mixer and voila!! I mixed until creamy, I used and empty large yougurt container, has a lid and I can dip it out into smaller containers as needed. Don't know if not melting coconut oil works in the other recipes but it does in this one, also two tsp vitamin e oil is very greasy, u can also purchase vitamin e capsule and break them open, sometimes cheaper.
I tried the Big Easy lotion, doesn't work, easiest is to not melt coconut oil. I used one cup coconut oil, one tsp vitamin e oil, 15 - 20 drops essential oil, lavender or what ever one you like, blend all together with mixer and voila!! I mixed until creamy, I used and empty large yougurt container, has a lid and I can dip it out into smaller containers as needed. Don't know if not melting coconut oil works in the other recipes but it does in this one, also two tsp vitamin e oil is very greasy, u can also purchase vitamin e capsule and break them open, sometimes cheaper.
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