Organic Body Care Recipes Like this Balm Recipe Nourish Your Skin.

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	Organic Body Care Recipes A Homemade Balm Recipe Organic body care recipes like this homemade balm recipe are a treat to the senses and an easy, frugal way to nourish dry skin. This homemade balm recipe is not only great for your skin, it also has a lucious smell. One year for Christmas, my mother-in-law gave me orange-flavored chocolate shaped like orange segments and wrapped in orange foil. The candy had the most wonderful chocolate orange aroma. Organic body care recipes like this wonderful homemade balm recipe smell the exact same way when you first apply it. It feels oily at first, and then it soaks into your skin and leaves a slight, orange aroma. I got this recipe from Organic Body Care Recipes by Stephanie Tourles. Organic Body Care Recipes Homemade Balm Recipe Ingredients Pretty basic ingredients here, and all natural. They include: 7 tablespoons extra-virgin, unrefined coconut oil 1 tablespoon cocoa butter 40 drops sweet orange essential oil Melt the Oils First, you'll need to melt the oils over low heat. Put them either in a small pan or in a double boiler, like the one shown on the left. Heat the butter and oil until the cocoa butter is just melted. Then remove from heat, and allow the mixture to cool for 15 minutes. Add the Essential Oil to Your Homemade Balm Recipe Then add the essential oil, stir it until it is well blended, and pour the mixture into a container. This butter will melt easily, so if you keep your house warm, don't be surprised if your mixture remains in a liquid state. It will only become firm if it is kept at a temperature below 76 degrees Fahrenheit. The homemade balm will melt when it comes in contact with your skin. Organic Body Care Recipes How To Use This Balm This is great to use right after a bath or shower. A little bit goes a long way, so take about a teaspoon full and massage it into your skin. I'm also keeping some right by the kitchen sink. After washing dishes, I love rubbing this into my thirsty hands. You do not need to refrigerate this, but you should use it within a year. More Great Make it Yourself Recipes Learn to make heavenly scented perfumes for fun and profit with this resource. Make your own fragrant bath salts at a fraction of the cost. Read more. This recipe for lotion leaves your skin soft without feeling greasy. Find out about it here. Ready to learn how to make your own soap? Try this great recipe! Read more. Make your own bath powders and massage oils for luxurious gifts. Learn more Learn more. Why you should be making your own cleaning products at home. Learn more. Learn to make your own safe, environmentally friendly household cleaning products. Learn more. Want to be truly self reliant? Learn to render fat for your own homemade soap. Learn more. Make your own unique perfume. Learn more. Learn to make all natural soaps in less than an hour with this helpful video. Learn to make an excellent cleansing cream recipe that will nourish as well as clean your face. Learn more. Glycerin soaps are great craft projects for the family and make wonderful gifts. Ready to make your own glycerin soaps? Learn more. Learn to make a homemade balm that smells as delicious as it feels. Learn more. Making your own shampoo is beneficial not only for cutting down on costs, but also cutting out many harmful chemicals. Learn more. Olive oil infusions, made by flavoring extra virgin olive oil with dried herbs makes a great gift and could be a crafty business opportunity. Learn more. New! Comments Have your say about what you just read! Leave me a comment in the box below. Return to the home page	Build Your Own Chicken Tractor! *You Can Build a Chicken Tractor* Provides you with step-by-step instructions on how to build a chicken tractor and also provides helpful information on how to get free wood and how your chickens can pay for themselves. Click Here learn more. Search This Site: Subscribe to my free ezine! Successful Homesteading is a bi-weekly e-zine covering everything about self-reliance and the healthy, frugal life. Imagine! Great tips on organic gardening, self reliance, frugal living and frugal recipes on a regular basis and sent straight to your ebox! Click here to subscribe. How I'm Earning an Income at Home with This Website I was determined to stay at home, but also needed a little extra money to make ends meet. Then I learned about Site Build It! When I started this website I had virtually no web building skills. Now I am earning a great part-time income, working from home and having the time of my life. You can too! Site Build It! has an easy to follow, step-by-step program that will show you how to build a successful website that brings in the traffic you need to get the income you want and start living the life you want to lead. Want to learn how? Click here.
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