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sales@rangeproducts.com.au In winter, fighting dry, chapped hands can be a losing battle. So we have come up with a nourishing overnight hand balm recipe, loaded with the combined benefits of Raspberry Seed, Jojoba and Calendula oils, Cocoa and Shea butter and Sandalwood and Lavender essential oils, to help heal your hard working hands while you sleep.
Into a glass bowl, add:
25g Beeswax – Works to lock in moisture, protect and repair rough dry skin.
30g Organic Unrefined Shea Butter – Deeply penetrating to moisturise, while at the same time, providing protection against dryness from both windburn and the sun.
15g Coco Butter – An excellent moisturiser and skin protector against dryness and damage.
15g Jojoba Oil – A great moisturising, skin protecting ingredient that is very similar to the body’s own natural oil.
10g Raspberry seed Oil – Contains Vitamins, A,C and E, and rich in antioxidants, which can reduce skin aging and increase elasticity. It is full of essential fatty acids and Ellagitannins, so it is a great skin balancer and has a soothing, anti-inflammatory effect on dry skin, rashes and conditions such as eczema and psoriasis. Its Phytosterols content makes it one of the best oils for moisturising.
5g Calendula Infused oil – Healing and soothing for dry, cracked skin.
2g Natural Vitamin E – Hydrating, rejuvenating and restoring.
Place the bowl over a pan of simmering water and allow the solid ingredients to gently melt. Do not over heat.
Remove from heat and allow to cool a little before adding:
15 drops Lavender Essential Oil – Helps to balance, hydrate and repair dried skin.
10 drops Sandalwood Essential Oil – Encourages moisture to the skin.
5 drops Patchouli Essential Oil – Helps to soothe and heal chapped skin while protecting it with its antibacterial and anti-fungal properties.
Stir well and pour into a glass or PET jar. Allow to set.
Cover your hands with balm before bed and allow it to work its magic. If you have worries about oily sheets, wear some cotton gloves or cover your hands with a pair of sock.
