Skin Care Recipes For Healthy Skin 

I have a great collection of Skin Care Recipes to keep your skin soft, smooth and healthy.   When you're ready, click on each of the links below for the specific group of home made face care products. You'll be able to find home remedies for your face skin, body, hand and foot care. If you have any questions or you would like to share one of your own recipes (I'll include your name and web address), please contact me.  I'll also locate recipes for you that you can't find.  Please read all directions and disclaimers for safety and testing information. Consult a doctor if you currently have skin conditions that need medical attention.  Bookmark Skin Care Recipes to insure you are able to get all new additions. Pass the word around and share this site with your friends. SEARCH MY SITE:    If you get lost on our site, want more skin care recipes or you wish to locate a particular aging skin solution subject, use the search box below to quickly find it.  Just input "aging skin solutions:" (plus your subject) in my Search Box to get your search results for articles or items on my site.  For any subject on the web, just input what you want.   Your results will pop up quickly.

Use The Following Recipes For Personal or Gift Giving...
I create beautiful jars and bottles to hold my natural skin care products made from the recipes below and which were generously shared by SpaIndex.com (see below). They're fun to give as family gifts with a little tag stating the shelf life and the recipe so that whoever I give one to can made the product if they like it.   

Since each gift must be used within a short span of time, you have to make sure the recipient of your natural skin products knows that they must be used right away.  

Please insure the containers or jars you will be using are sterile by boiling them in hot water. This will help prevent contamination of your finished product, which could lead to spoilage. 

SKIN CARE RECIPES:
SUNBLOCK 

Our esthetician experts say "If you can see your shadow, you need sunblock."  However, did you know the active ingredients in sunblock often dissipate after the season? So, always use a sunblock, but, don't purchase in bulk or save that last little bit in the bottle for next season.  Buy as you go, in order to always have a fresh batch, or, make your own.

Note: This recipe will leave a white nose "lifeguard style."

1 Tbs zinc oxide
1 1/2 tsp light sesame oil
1 Tbs rosewater

Mix together the zinc oxide and sesame oil. Heat the mixture gently, using a double boiler, and stir well to mix. Remove from heat and slowly add the rosewater, as you continue stirring. Allow to cool completely, and store in a clean container with a tight lid, in the fridge. Yield: 2 oz.  Keeps: Up to 10 days in the fridge.

SKIN CARE RECIPES:
TOMATO BLEMISH REMEDY

1 tomato, ripe, chopped
1 tsp. lemon juice
1 T instant style oatmeal or old fashioned rolled oats

Blend all ingredients until just combined, in a paste. Apply to blemished skin, making sure the mixture is thick enough to stay in place.  Leave in place 10 minutes.  Remove with damp washcloth, and rinse and tone.

SKIN CARE RECIPES:
HAIR REMOVER - BODY SUGARING

Juice of 1/2 a lemon 
1 cup sugar 
1/4 cup honey
cornstarch
clean cloth cotton strips
wooden stick or spreader

Dust the area to be waxed, with cornstarch.   Combine the first three ingredients in a clean glass bowl, and microwave for two minutes. Stop and stir your sugar mixture every 20-30 seconds.  Let it cool to a comfortable warmth, and, using a wooden stick, spread a very thin layer onto your clean skin.  Immediately cover the mixture with a strip of cotton fabric.  Briskly stroke the strip several times in the direction of the hair growth, and then, pull the skin taut, and quickly rip away the cotton strip, against the direction of hair growth.   As you proceed, you may need to reheat your sugar mixture in the microwave to keep it warm.  Do not boil it or overheat as you could easily burn your skin.

SKIN CARE RECIPES:
SOAPSICLES

8 oz. Unscented, Clear Glycerin Soap
1/4 Teaspoon each Cherry, Lime, Grape and Orange Fragrance Oil
Red, Orange, Green and Blue Food Coloring
Popsicle Molds
Popsicle Sticks (unless you plan to use the plastic caps which accompany the mold)

Divide your soap into 4 parts of 2 ounces each.  Melt one part at a time in a glass cup in your microwave. Work in small batches.

To batch one, add cherry fragrance oil and 2 drops of red food coloring. Stir gently and pour into Popsicle molds.  Add a Popsicle stick (you may wish to use something to prop the stick in the center of your liquid soap, including a piece of mesh or paper, with a slit cut into it.

Repeat the process for orange, lime, and grape (purple is made with 1 drop of blue and 1 drop of red coloring).

Put Popsicle molds in your freezer, and when frozen, remove from molds.  Store in cellophane bags with a ribbon or a twist tie.  Be certain to mark clearly so they do not appear to be candy!
 

More Great Recipes...

-Natural Hand Recipes
-Natural Bath Recipes
-Natural Foot Recipes
-Face Mask Recipes
-Face Cream Recipes 
-Face Toner Recipes
-Natural Ingredient Facials
-Face Cleansing Recipes

 

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