Natural Cream

[Guest guest]

Thanks Jennifer & Tracy

 

After getting good information here and reading more....I am definitely

going with shea, aloe & jojoba

 

Thanks again to everyone!

 

Sharon

[Guest guest]

Hi Sharon,

 

If you have cocoa butter, it is a nice addition to the blend of

ingredients you mention below

 

*Smile*

Chris

 

http://www.alittleolfactory.com

 

 

 

 

 

On Behalf Of Sharon

 

 

Thanks Jennifer & Tracy

 

After getting good information here and reading more....I am definitely

going with shea, aloe & jojoba

 

Thanks again to everyone!

 

Sharon

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Thanks Chris........will do! I just talked to her so she is pretty

excited I am ready to make something for her!

 

> If you have cocoa butter, it is a nice addition to the blend of

> ingredients you mention below

>

> *Smile*

> Chris

>

> http://www.alittleolfactory.com

[Guest guest]

Regarding cocoa butter- it makes me itch! I dont know if anyone else has

this reactions, but I thought Id throw it out there. My favorite belly balm

is calendula infused olive, shea butter, a little beeswax, and essential oil

of neroli.

 

Michelle

www.greentaramama.com

[Guest guest]

Thanks Michelle........I had made her a " butter " before when she was in

high school for stretch marks and she didn't have a

reaction....hopefully she won't in this area.

 

And you are so right on the calendula infused olive oil. I use to make

a soap with it that I just, and others, just loved......reminds me to

make more! Thanks

 

wrote:

> Regarding cocoa butter- it makes me itch! I dont know if anyone else

has

> this reactions, but I thought Id throw it out there. My favorite

belly balm

> is calendula infused olive, shea butter, a little beeswax, and

essential oil

> of neroli.

>

> Michelle

> www.greentaramama.com

[Guest guest]

On May 25, 2005, at 7:17 AM, Sharon wrote:

 

> And you are so right on the calendula infused olive oil.  I use to

> make

> a soap with it that I just, and others, just loved......reminds me to

> make more!  Thanks

 

I add some of my infused Calendula to almost all of my body care/

skincare products. It's a great herb to grow and to infuse in oil for

people who are new to making their own herbal infusions. With an herbal

infusion you can then make a salve with it or use it in your lotions,

balms, salves, etc. It's beautiful and wonderful for the skin.

 

Elizabeth

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