Here are a few more raw ingredient orientated at-home spa recipe ideas. Using a combination of fruit, tea, eggs, honey, and other easy to obtain natural products, these simple steps allow you to experience personal care-time at home. The recipes definitely follow a more herbal way, which keeps things easy and on the affordable side.
Despite the fact that things can get messy, I personally find enjoyment in mixing together the various ingredients and seeing how they feel between my fingers, and start to work. That and, from personal experience, I believe all natural beauty products work and feel much better than those synthetically derived, and these raw ingredient recipes use stuff straight from the source!
So here are they:
Instructions: Combine the ingredients in respective proportions in a blender or in a bowl, and use each according to its purpose. For the last recipe, I recommend for 1 cup of Epsom salt, 1/4 cup of essential oil (and you may not even need that much depending on how big your bath is).
Some people say cooking is chemistry. Spa recipes may not be that different!
What raw ingredients do you like to use (or like to see used) in beauty products?
If you like using herbalism in your beauty regimen and are interested in learning more recipes or learning about “facial yoga”, check out this fun e-book:
Lleaon’s Anti-aging Beauty Secrets – DIY skin care recipes, aromatherapy, herbs, and facial yoga.
Authored by Lleaon Rao, it is worth a look through, and I personally recommend it as a keeper having learned much about the usage of various ingredients through her and my own knowledge of ethnobotany.
Original article and pictures take www.eupterrafoundation.com site
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