DIY Coconut Oil,Polish & Cleanser


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You, and your skin will L O V E this new skin polish!



All in one Coconut Oil Skin Polish is made with much the same organic ingredients as thisWhipped Coconut Cleanser but, with the addition of cornmeal, for both a gentle cleanser AND a skin polish in one special product!
  

What makes the skin polish even more beneficial is the addition of EOs pertaining to your skin's needs!



~ Coconut Oil Skin Polish Recipe ~

2 cups organic coconut oil
1/2 cup sweet almond or avocado oil
1 cup cornmeal

Soften coconut oil, whip in the almond or avocado oil, blend in cornmeal.

Warmed in oven to soften coconut oil.


Cornmeal and oils blended together with hand mixer.


Blemishes be Gone Blend
(per 4 oz jar)

15 drops Lavender 
5 drops Melaleuca 

Coconut oil is F A B U L O U S for problem skin because of it's anti~bacterial and anti~microbial properties!  Melaleuca for a deeper clean and Lavender to calm and soothe skin.
Hydrating and Healing Blend
(per 4 oz jar)

15 drops Lavender
5 drops Geranium




For my aging skin, I add anti~aging EOs:  8 drops Frankincense, 5 drops Helichrysum, 2 drops Myrrh and 2 drops Geranium per 4 oz jar.  I recommend using the All in One Polish and Cleanser twice a week, see what works best for you :)


HOW TO...
Add the oils of your choice to the jars BEFORE you add the warmed oils.  Once filled, take a small whisk or a tiny spoon and very gently stir the EOs to blend ALL of the oils.  Let sit for an hour until cool and put the lids on snuggly!

Recipe fills (five) 4 oz jam jars.  Talk about a great gift!


Enjoy!

YOU CAN FIND SOME OF THESE ESSENTIAL OILS & ALMOND OIL THAT IS ORGANIC IN MY ONLINE SHOP HERE>>
Contact me now:
Tiffany Gallehugh
tiffdann@att.net
817-500-8874
Or order online at my shop:
http://us.nyrorganic.com/shop/Tiffany_69

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