EASY HOMEMADE COSMETICS IN YOUR KITCHEN

Learn to make bath salts by mixing salt with drops of essential oil or perfume, optionally adding a bit of water to help absorption, and letting the mixture dry.

Mix red clay with baking soda and activated carbon, add five drops lavender, five drops mint, five drops lemon, add water, pour into a jar, apply mask 10–15 minutes, rinse.

Learn to make a simple serum by combining two drops of Eclectus essential oil with two drops of lavender essential oil, then transfer the mixture to a bottle.

Learn to craft an oil-control serum for oily skin using a simple step-by-step procedure, including three essential touchups with eucalyptus and five drops.

Combine coarse salt with your chosen perfume and about one gram of activated carbon, spray with dialyzed water to aid absorption, then mix and dry to finish bath salts.

learn to make a day face cream by combining a prepared cream base in a preservation jar with 10 drops of a preservative and vitamin e capsule, then mix.

Learn to make a light green night face cream with L'Estang, elastin, a preservative, a preparatory base, 10 drops of L'Estang, and a white Duminy capsule, then mix.

learn to make bath bombs by mixing sodium with citric acid, adding perfume, and forming molds, then use ionized water to control activation and cure for four to five hours.

Learn to make a foam bath with a precision scale, select a bottle, add liquid sulfate, and use color mix before transferring to the bottle.

Learn to make a coconut and brown sugar body scrub with essential oil, transfer to a jar, and use twice weekly on dry skin, then rinse with water.

Learn to make lip balm using a bain-marie setup to melt beeswax with oil and a chosen flavor, then pour into a container and let it cool for storage.

Combine beeswax, flavor, and color to create a red lip balm; melt the ingredients, mix until smooth, and transfer into a lip balm container for easy use.

learn to make body oil quickly through a simple procedure, add five drops of milk or another essential of our choice, and transfer to the budget.

Make a gold body oil using the Buddy Oil method, add five drops of water or your chosen essential oil and a touch of color, then transfer to the bottle.

Learn to make body butter at home using a bain-marie, melt ingredients, add fragrance or essential oil, optionally color, then stir and let it cool.

Melt a soap base using a bain-marie, add aroma and color, pour into molds, and wait about half an hour to harden into hand soap.

learn to make cellulite soap using a melt and pour base, mix in rosemary or grated apricot kernel, mold, and remove by pressing or brief hot-water release.

Invite questions and homework results as you conclude the first course on easy homemade cosmetics, and encourage readers to act with heart, take care of themselves, and enjoy.