All Natural handmade Lotion for Arms, Legs and Feet

This is another recipe that I have found on line and wanted to share with you and 

I have made this one for my personal use and I really liked it. It is also a great

Holiday gift and a stocking stuffer too. This picture was where I got the recipe,

this is not my picture.

Ingredients

• !#1 Recipe
• 1/2 cup cocoa butter
• 1/2 cup coconut oil (unrefined)
• 1/4 cup apricot kernel oil or almond oil
• 2 tsp grated beeswax
• 10,000 iu of Vitamin e oil from capsule * I used approx. 3/4 tbsp. Vitamin e oil from a bottle that had a dropper.
#2 Recipe
• 1 cup shea butter
• 1/2 cup coconut oil
• 1/2 cup almond oil
• 1/2 tbsp vitamin e oil

Instructions

1. Recipe 1 & 2 ( see note at bottom about #2 )
2. prepare all your jars wash & dry
3. gather all your utensils
4. put your ingredients into double boiler if you have one or other pot
5. stir over a low heat until entirely melted
6. pour into jars
7. let cool
#recipe 2 steps are all the same until melted then add into a large mixing bowl, let cool when getting darker in color losing clarity whip with mixer & spoon into jars.

Notes

Notes & Disclaimer: use 04oz. wide mouth jelly jars or beauty jars you find online. make sure your hands are clean prior to using to keep product clean non refrigerated 3mo. refrigerated 6mo. Research & study your recipes, use at your own risk, not for face.

Handmade Natural Lotion

Here is a very simple recipe for making your own Natural Lotion.

My youngest daughter is very sensitive to a lot of man made

ingredients, if you have anyone in your family who is sensitive this might 

be the way to go.

Handmade Natural Lotion

Ingredients

1 cup rose water at room temperature (or green tea)

¾ cup pure sweet almond oil

2 tablespoons plain beeswax, shaved

35 drops of your favorite essential oil, such as lavender, clary sage, rosemary, orange or ylang ylang

Method

1. Add the sweet almond oil and shaved beeswax to a Pyrex measuring cup.

2. Set the cup in a saucepan of water that reaches halfway up the side and heat on low just until the beeswax melts. Remove the mixture from the heat, and let it cool for one or two minutes only.

3. Pour the rose water into your blender and turn it on high. Using the hole in the lid, slowly add your beeswax mixture to the water. It will begin to thicken and become creamy and rich as you add the last drops.

4. Once well blended, add your drops of essential oil and mix everything together very well.

5. Pour your new natural lotion into a small jar, using a plastic spatula to get the blender as clean as possible, cleaning off the rest with your hands (you don't want to put beeswax down your kitchen sink).

Your new lotion will last up to six months stored at room temperature or in the refrigerator. You can experiment using different combinations of essential oils, and these natural lotions are ideal for gift giving during the holidays.

This is one that I had found on the internet that is simple and works great. Hope you all like it.