Recipe: Light Rose Moisturizing Cream

[Guest guest]

Here is a recipe that I use at least once a month. It can get a little expensive

if you use true rose essential oil, but it smells great and leaves my skin soft

and smooth.

 

When we get older, we tend to use more products that take care of our skin. The

skin is the most important organ on our body, so really we should take care of

it from birth. Here is a great moisturizing cream.

 

Light Rose Moisturizer

 

1 tsp beeswax

1 tsp lanolin

1 tbsp almond oil

1/2 tsp wheat germ oil

1/4 tsp borax

3 tbsp rosewater, warmed

6 drops rose essential oil

optional, a few drops red food coloring

 

1. Melt beeswax and lanolin together, stir constantly

2. Warm the oils slowly and then stir them into the waxes. Dissolve the borax in

the rosewater and slowly add the oil and wax mixture, beat constantly until

cooled. Stir in the rose oil as the mixture begins to thicken

3. Spoon into jars and label

 

 

This is one for you to just treat yourself. Hope you enjoy!

 

Susan

(Feel free to email me directly for more)

[Guest guest]

Hi Susan,

 

 Myself and someone else asked about your experience with the cellulite cream

you listed. If you used it and if so what were the results.

 Please reply; this is a big issue and the women want to know! 

 

--- On Thu, 3/25/10, lighthouseherbs <g_ma_herb wrote:

 

 

lighthouseherbs <g_ma_herb

Recipe: Light Rose Moisturizing Cream

 

Thursday, March 25, 2010, 8:24 AM

 

 

 

 

 

 

Here is a recipe that I use at least once a month. It can get a little expensive

if you use true rose essential oil, but it smells great and leaves my skin soft

and smooth.

 

When we get older, we tend to use more products that take care of our skin. The

skin is the most important organ on our body, so really we should take care of

it from birth. Here is a great moisturizing cream.

 

Light Rose Moisturizer

 

1 tsp beeswax

1 tsp lanolin

1 tbsp almond oil

1/2 tsp wheat germ oil

1/4 tsp borax

3 tbsp rosewater, warmed

6 drops rose essential oil

optional, a few drops red food coloring

 

1. Melt beeswax and lanolin together, stir constantly

2. Warm the oils slowly and then stir them into the waxes. Dissolve the borax in

the rosewater and slowly add the oil and wax mixture, beat constantly until

cooled. Stir in the rose oil as the mixture begins to thicken

3. Spoon into jars and label

 

This is one for you to just treat yourself. Hope you enjoy!

 

Susan

(Feel free to email me directly for more)