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LisaLise offers online education of natural plant-based cosmetics via e-books and courses
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The formula for this balm (and 38 other products) is in the newest book in the shop: Make Your Own Preservative Free Natural Cosmetics with 21 Ingredients
And as the title indicates, you can make every product in the book with a grand total of 21 ingredients.
Are you ready to go green?
If you've ever washed your face with a commercially made cleansing powder, then you've most likely experienced how effective and gentle they can be on the skin.
Did you know you can make your own with a few simple ingredients?
There are formulas for 3 cleansing powders in the latest book in the shop. Check it out right here.
Want to try a freebie first? Check out this how-to on LisaLiseBlog.com
Balms are versatile and multifunctional. You can use them for lips, cuticles, dry patches, feet, hands, elbows - and even as an unctuous nighttime moisturizer.
The formula for this all creamy dreamy all-purpose balm is in the newest book in the shop: Make Your Own Preservative Free Natural Cosmetics with 21 Ingredients.
If you ever wanted to give cosmetics making a try, you might find this book useful. My hope is that you get hooked and never go back to commercially made products. When you experience how fabulous the products you make yourself can be, it's almost a no-brainer.
One of my regular clients saw this how to on my blog and promptly ordered it from me. I totally get that not everybody wants to make their own skincare, and for those lovely people, I am happy to make the product for them.
Are you interested in making this product? There's a step by step on the blog right here.
If you missed it, I put up a step by step of how I posted a step by step of making a lilac enfleurage on the main blog.
Somehow it has started to circulate that it is not possible to make a stable emulsion by hand-stirring alone.
I'm pretty sure I am not the only one person on the planet who has been hand-stirring beautiful and stable emulsions for ages.
Consider this myth busted.
