This easy Aloe Rose Skin Soother Gel with only TWO natural ingredients, can be used for sunburns, bug bites, rashes, dry skin, eczema, psoriasis, razor burns, cuts/scrapes, burns.🌹✨ I will make a video on this sometime this week. Follow my Facebook page to watch me create DIY videos in real time! ⬇️ https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61579610285266 You will need: 1 part pure Aloe Vera Gel 1 part Fresh Roses How To Make: 1.) Place the petals and aloe vera gel in a blender OR food processor and blend thoroughly. 2.) Strain the now pink aloe juice from the pieces of roses ( Because of the thickness you may need a cheesecloth or mesh sieve) 3.) Store your finished aloe rose gel in the fridge. (Shelf life is around 1-2 weeks) For longer storage, you can freeze gel in ice cube trays.🧊

Step by step DIY Rosemary & Cloves Hair Growth Oil 🌿👩🏽‍🦱 Simple but effective, infused with Rosemary and cloves it’s crafted to awaken the scalp and support healthy hair growth and restore its shine. ✨ Rosemary helps improve circulation to the scalp encourages new growth and reduces breakage on your hair. Cloves natural antioxidants protect and fortify each hair strand. Can be used for hot oil treatments, scalp massages or sealing in moisture after wash day 💆🏽‍♀️💆🏽‍♀️💆🏽‍♀️ 🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱 Recipe I used: (Note the carrier oils are optional, use what you prefer) 6 fresh rosemary sprigs (or 2 tbsp dried rosemary) 1 tbsp whole cloves 1/3 cup coconut oil 1/3 cup grapeseed infused calendula oil 1/3 cup castor oil 5 drops vitamin E oil

Good Afternoon ladies! Has anyone tried a facial steam before? I love them! If you want to have a rosy glow, this gentle steam of rose petals nourishes the skin to baby-like softness. ✨ What you need: 1 oz dried Rose Petals Rose essential oil 20 Drops How to prepare: 1.) Bring 4 quarts (4L) of water to an almost boil; add rose petals. Turn off heat and cover with a lid. Let sit for 15 minutes. 2.) Open lid and quickly add rose essential oil. Close lid again for 2 minutes. 3.) Carry pot to a safe place, not on the stove, a place where you can easily lean over into the steam. 4.) Be sure your hair is pulled back. Open lid and let the steam breathe off. Lean into the steam for short stints to get a nice heat to the face. You can also use a towel over your head to "hold in" the steam. 5.) Steam for 15 to 20 mins and then rinse your face with warm water. 6.) You'll have glowy and dewy skin for the rest of the day!

An easy DIY recipe I love using, Honeysuckle body butter not only pampers the skin but also elevates your self-care routine into a calming, spa-like ritual. Ingredients Coconut Oil 1/2 Cup Shea Butter 1/2 Cup Cocoa Butter 1/2 Cup Vitamin E Oil 1 Tsp Honey Suckle Essential Oil 15 Drops How To Make 1. Using the double boiler method, melt the Coconut oil, Shea and Cocoa Butters 2. Once melted remove from heat and place in freezer for 10 mins (Consistency should be a semi-solid creamy form) This helps the whipping into a soft butter 3. When time is up add in the Honey Suckle and Vitamin E oil 4. Using a hand mixer or blender, start whipping the ingredients for just 3-5 minutes. 5. It's done! Scoop your organic body butter into a clean container.

I personally haven't used this recipe yet, but I definitely plan on it! I just wanted to share this with any ladies struggling with cellulite on your legs or booty. I'm sure you all have this in your cupboard! This is supposed to improve circulation and blood flow and acts as a gentle exfoliant! Removing dead skin and unclogging pores. Ingredients Dry Coarse Coffee grounds 1 cup Coconut oil or (any carrier oil) 1/2 cup Kosher Salt 1 cup How to Make 1. In a bowl or mortar and pestle combine coffee and oil. 2. Stir it together or with a pestle until you achieve a paste-like consistency. 3. Place in a jar and voila! You have your easy DIY cellulite scrub.