Organic and Natural Product Labelling Rules

Posted on August 17, 2016 by Tes
Organic, Natural and the Guidelines

The labelorganic_usdadiag1ling rules for organic and natural products do vary depending on the country you are living in. Continue reading →

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INCI Names

Posted on August 15, 2016 by Tes
INCI Names for Essential Oils

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Carrier Oils and most ingredients you’ll use in your Homemade Products Continue reading →

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What is INCI

Posted on August 9, 2016 by Tes

labelgirlcheckingwmagnifierINCI it is a listing of Latin Names for Cosmetic Ingredients and is the shortened name for “International Nomenclature of Cosmetic Ingredients” Continue reading →

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Cocoa Butter and Soap

Posted on August 8, 2016 by Tes

Cocoa Butter and Soap

Cocoa Bean Pods

Super moisturizing cocoa butter in soap and other skin care products

Cocoa Butter in soap and other bath products creates a super moisturizing and skin protecting formula.

This butter is high in Non-saponifiable content, making your soap very moisturizing.

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Benefits of Shea Nut Butter

Posted on August 8, 2016 by Tes

Shea Nut Butter A Natural Treatment for Skin and Hair

 

100% pure and natural benefits of Shea Nut Butter include being an all-natural Vitamin A Cream.

This tropical butter has shown to be a superb moisturizer, with exceptional healing properties for the skin. Continue reading →

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Clay in Soap – and much more

Posted on July 16, 2016 by Tes

Adding Clay to your soap is a great way to color your soap naturally or make special purpose soaps.

Clays come in different colors and are a great natural way to color your soap.  These clays are not limited to coloring your soap, some of them have wonderful minerals that can be used to benefit the skin, added to or made into poultices, and masks.

Natural Clay Face Masks

One thing I can’t make without adding clay is shaving soap, adding clay to my shaving soap recipe is a must as it will help the razor glide over the skin while shaving.

Set Powdered Clays natural for mask & facial detox, 5 types x 3 oz (Total 15 Oz)

Where does clay come from?



The earths forces create clays, core and magna heat and cool and move creating different types of rocks, minerals, crystals and clays.

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Naturally Inspired – The Billion Dollar Words

Posted on July 13, 2016 by Tes
Naturally Inspired

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Rosehip Oil benefits Skin – better than store bought moisturizers

Posted on July 11, 2016 by Tes

Rosehip Oil benefits the Skin

Rose hip Oil is also known as Rosa Mosquieta it comes from the rose family and found growing all over north and South America as well as growing abundantly throughout Chili, rose hip oil could easily replace all your un-natural lotions. Continue reading →

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How to make soap from Goat Milk

Posted on July 8, 2016 by Tes

Goat Milk Soap Benefits Skin

Goat Milk
Goat’s milk benefits skin by moisturizing and helping to remove the dead skin.

It does this because the milks contains vitamins A and B2, which are known to be beneficial in helping to moisturize the skin

It also contains alpha hydroxy acids, which will help to remove dead skin cells.


Make Goat Milk Soap Recipe

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Palm Oil and Soap Making

Posted on July 5, 2016 by Tes

Palm Oil and Soap Making

Palm Tree

There are two types of Palm Oil – Palm and Palm Kernel, they each have their own properties when it comes to soap making. Continue reading →

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