Repeated hand washing, regularly using hand sanitiser and now the colder weather can really take a toll on your nails, leaving them dehydrated, peeling and brittle. Nails often get forgotten when we think about moisturising but they actually dry out more quickly than our skin does, so it is just as important to look after them.

Here is a lovely oil blend we have put together to help to nourish your nails and leave them protected.

-50ml Jojoba oil, its packed full of fatty acids and a must for any nail treatment. It is deeply hydrating and naturally moisturising. It will help to thicken, soften and condition cuticles and nails, improve density of the nails and help to restore damaged collagen inside the nail bed.

-30ml Sweet almond oil, full of the goodness of fatty acids, vitamins A, E and Bs1,2 and 6. It will help to strengthen brittle nails, promote healing and nail growth while leaving the nails protected from breakage and peeling, as well as a healthy shine.

-20ml Argan oil, used by manicurists and in salons it is abundant in essential fatty acids and a great moisture booster. It is high in vitamin E for healing and protecting cuticles and increasing the nails strength and suppleness.

-30drops Lemon oil. Anti-bacterial and anti-fungal, lemon oil is also rich in antioxidants and vitamin C, needed for the collagen production essential for strong, healthy nails.

-20drops Grapefruit oil, it will help to stimulate nail growth and moisturise cuticles.

-10drops Myrrh oil, great for preventing nails from becoming dry, thin and brittle. It promotes nail growth and healthy nails and cuticles.

Add all these oils into a glass bottle or jar and mix together well. Then massage it into the nails and cuticles daily to give them a little nurturing this winter.

There are plenty of lip balm recipes out there but many of them contain bees wax. So what if you are looking to avoid bee products in your balm? Well here is a lovely Vegan lip balm recipe to try with a beautiful coconut aroma. This makes around 4 balm pots or 7 lip twists.

12g Soy Wax

10g Organic Coconut Oil

8g Shea Butter

2g Cocoa Butter

Gently melt all ingredients together in a glass bowl over a saucepan of simmering water and mix. Pour into your containers and allow to cool. 

 

So we have put together this lovely Face Cream recipe containing all our favourite ingredients to help nourish, moisturise and protect.

This makes 500g of Face Cream:

300g Purified Water

60g Hazelnut Oil

50g Apricot Oil

25g Jojoba Oil

20g Shea Butter

15g Rosehip Oil

1g Vitamin E

5g Optiphen Plus Preservative

25g Polawax Emulsifying Wax

1.Gently heat carrier oils, Shea Butter, emulsifying wax and vitamin E in a saucepan until all the wax and butter is melted. Do not over heat this, no higher than 60-65degrees.

2. In another pan, heat water to the same temperature. 3.Remove both pans from the heat and add the water to the oil mix the two together thoroughly using a stick blender. Then simply pour into your jar(s)/tub(s) and allow to cool and thicken.

The sun is out, the trainers are on, and charity fun runs are kicking off all around the country. So we’re sure you could all think of someone who would benefit from a little bit of freshening up in the foot department.
This quick and easy deodorising powder can help neutralise foot odour, contains essential oils with disinfecting, antifungal and antibacterial properties, and will leave feet feeling cool and fresh.
Mix together:
60g Arrowroot powder (found in the baking section of the supermarket)
60g Sodium Bicarbonate
10 drops Lavender oil
10 drops Sage Oil
15 drops Peppermint Oil
(Lavender can be switched for Rosemary or Eucalyptus if preferred)
It can then be dusted on the feet or sprinkled in the shoes.
If all this seems a little messy for your liking, add 60g of Activated Charcoal to the mix, cut out square pieces of cloth or material and place each one into a dish. Portion the mixture evenly and put it into the centre of each square. Gather up the corners of each one and tie it up with a bow. Then place the little pouches you have made into the shoes.

Stop insects from taking control of your garden!

A simple solution of 20% Light liquid Paraffin oil, 1% Polysorbate 80 and 79% Water mixed in a spray bottle can help to control citrus leaf miner, mites, aphids and other pesky insects intent on attacking your plants. Our paraffin oil is food safe and non-toxic so this solution can be used on your fruit and veggies. For an extra boost you could add a couple of mls of Neem oil.

We thought we would share a lovely gentle, natural hand wash recipe with you all that will leave your hands clean but not dried out. These ingredients will gently cleanse, moisturise and exfoliate, with the additional benefit of Sweet Orange oil’s antiseptic, antibacterial and antifungal properties.
¼ Cup Castile Soap
¼ Cup Organic Virgin Coconut Oil
¼ Cup Natural Honey
12 Drops Sweet Orange Essential Oil
2 Tablespoons Walnut Shell Abrasive

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