"Hi- I start with a 1/2 aloe jell (edible), 1/2 mixture of any oils you prefer. I usually begin with a base of grapeseed then add almond and depending on the season will use smaller amounts of either apricot, avocado, or coconut oil. I alway use tea…"
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Lola Stone replied to Lola Stone's discussion 'Your lotion may improve with Aloe Jel instead of water' in the group Homemade Cosmetics
Torry replied to Lola Stone's discussion 'Your lotion may improve with Aloe Jel instead of water' in the group Homemade Cosmetics"Lola, what are the proportions of your recipe?"
Torry replied to Lola Stone's discussion 'Your lotion may improve with Aloe Jel instead of water' in the group Homemade Cosmetics"Outstanding tip. I will try this for the next batch and post results."
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Your lotion may improve with Aloe Jel instead of water
I use Aloe Jel, Oil (almond, grapeseed, avodado, or apricot), tea tree oil, any smell that you like: ie, lavendar, and a small amount of store bought fragrance free" Alba or what ever organic lotion" just to give it a lotion feel. I like it a thin, consistency and it goes right into your skin. It neither oily or watery.
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