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Recipes to make custom facial and body creams

To make things easy we offer you Olinat pure natural cream to use as base to add your own selection of essential oils to create an unique custom and personalized cream to suit your own requirements. The Olinat cream as well as the essential oils can be ordered from our products page.

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Natural exfoliating scrub with essential oil recipes facial cream

Take 2 - 3 teaspoons raw oats (not the pre-cooked type) and crush into smaller bits either by hand or in a grinder. Mix the dry oats with pure honey and 1/4 teaspoon of apple cider vinegar until it forms a smooth mixture. Add more honey as needed. Then add 1 drop of basil oil to the mixture.

For a problem skin, you can replace the basil oil with tea tree oil to help the healing process along.

After washing the face and drying it gently by patting with a towel, apply this sticky mixture in gentle circular movements. Avoid the eye area. Leave the mixture on for about 15 minutes and wash off with lots of tepid water.

Although it is a messy skin treatment to perform, the results are excellent and it costs only pennies to make.

Method of making home made facial toners recipes facial cream

The toners are all made the same way. Place the rosewater base into a clean glass bottle and add the essential oil of choice. Close the bottle and shake the mixture vigorously to help disperse the oil. A dispersing agent is normally added in commercial mixtures, but since this is freshly home made we will exclude it.

Leave the mixture for at least 36 hours before shaking it again vigorously and then filtering it through a paper coffee filter to remove the larger amount of essential oil. Re-bottle the filtered toner and remember to shake it before use to ensure proper distribution of the mixture.

Toner for dry to normal skin recipes facial cream

100 ml rosewater, 1 drop camomile oil, 1 drop geranium oil.

Combine, mix and filter all the ingredients as described above

Toner for oily to normal skin recipes facial cream

100 ml rosewater, 1 drop juniper berry, 1 drop rose otto.

Combine, mix and filter all the ingredients.

Toner for normal to sensitive skin recipes facial cream

100 ml weak infusion made from chamomile and 1 drop German camomile. The infusion is made exactly as you would make weak, black and bitter tea. You can use a good commercial camomile tea if fresh material is not available.

Astringent recipes facial cream

25 ml witch-hazel, 75 ml rosewater, 1 drop cypress, 2 drops sandalwood.

Combine, mix and filter all the ingredients.

Facial cream recipes facial cream

Many people expect any cream or lotion to show overnight effects, but you need to be patient and let your skin regenerate in order to see the difference - and the older you get the longer the cycle of regeneration is.

On average you should see results between 28 and 37 days. Essential oils have various therapeutic properties which add zing to any cream, and some of them have very specialized properties to help with skin conditions. If you have never used essential oils, and are prone to allergic reactions, please do a skin patch test with any new ingredient you use.

The essential oil added to the base cream should not exceed 2% - so for our 175 ml Olinat cream that would translate to about 3.5 ml - which is about 55 drops.

To select your choice of essential oil, simply scroll through the therapeutic properties of the oils in question on our product page, and make your selection of oil to combine - but remember - the TOTAL amount of essential oil you can add to the 175 ml Olinat is 55 drops.

Making a face mask recipes facial cream

Although clay masks are thought to be drying, they contain great benefits for the skin, and can be used very successfully in your beauty routine.

Green clay has become the talk of the beauty world, but if it is not available in your area, you can still use the old dependable white kaolin powder.

As a base you can mix either green clay or kaolin powder (reconstituted with either floral water such as rosewater or pure distilled water) together with a little cornflower and a quarter teaspoon of powdered raw oats.

Before applying the mask, make sure that the skin is cleansed properly and dried by patting it with a towel.

After applying any of the masks, leave on for at least 15 minutes while relaxing, and wash off with tepid (lukewarm) water and pat the skin dry. Apply moisturizer.

Normal skin mask recipes facial cream

For a normal skin, mix the clay/kaolin, cornflower and oats together with one beaten egg white and floral water. Add 1 drop geranium oil and 1 drop neroli oil. Mix well to form a paste and apply.

Dry skin mask recipes facial cream

For a dry skin, mix the clay/kaolin, cornflower and oats together with one beaten egg white and floral water. Add 1 teaspoon wheatgerm oil or evening primrose oil plus 1 drop camomile (Roman or German) oil and 2 drops carrot seed oil. Mix well to form a paste and apply.

Oily skin mask recipes facial cream

For an oily skin, mix the clay/kaolin, cornflower and oats together with one beaten egg white and floral water. Add 1 drop lavender oil and 1 drop frankincense oil or juniper berry oil. Mix well to form a paste and apply.

Problem skin mask recipes facial cream

For a problem skin, mix the clay/kaolin, cornflower and oats together with one beaten egg white and floral water. Add 1 drop lavender oil, 1 drop tea tree oil and 1 drop neroli oil. Mix well to form a paste and apply.

Rejuvenating skin mask recipes facial cream

For a older / more dehydrated skin, mix the clay/kaolin, cornflower and oats together with one beaten egg white and floral water. Add 1 teaspoon jojoba oil, 1 drop camomile oil, 1 drop frankincense oil and 1 drop myrrh oil. Mix well to form a paste and apply.

If you have never used essential oils, and are prone to allergies, we suggest that you perform a skin patch test before using any of them.

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