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NDA will be your right choice. You could try ebay too for more economic deal. Try http://www.bareessential.co.uk to get about different essential oil & it's uses.

Try what DeeAnna mentioned. There was problem with your recipe.

They are cute & beautiful. Do you sell them or just hobby?

Ingredients: Straight Paraffin Wax (IGI 1343) White Beeswax Pastilles Pyramid Mold Watermelon Fragrance Oil Black/Grey Concentrated Liquid Dye Red/Pink Concentrated Liquid Dye Hunter Green Concentrated Liquid Dye 24-Ply Flat Braid Wick Mold Sealer Cookie Sheet Heat a small amount of...

That is really a good site full with information. I have already shared among my friend, i believe they will also love your site :)

You are the one getting inspirations. One of my friend been crocheting for about a year but never get a success as she don't really enjoy it.

Allow them minimum a week then measure PH level to take a decision.

It is better to use some preservative though you are using those yourself. Preservative gives extra layer of protection against mold or bacteria growth in soaps.

I have a refrigerator in my store room only storing EOs. Expert suggest to store them in as cool a location as possible. Avoid keeping essential oils in a location that is prone to temperature changes.

MY Favorite winter EO combinations: 3 drops Bergamot 2 drops Clary Sage I use then with bath water.

My experience say, it will mellow out after the cure. You should take some more time before rebatching.

This is a much-loved combo of mine, and for good reason! It’s perfect to increase alertness, or when you need a quick pick-me-up. My friend Lucy likes to diffuse it in her homeschool room to help her kiddos while they are working on lessons. 2 drops Wild Orange EO + 2 drops Peppermint EO

Here you go: 4 oz Epsom Salt 4 oz Fine Dead Sea Salt .20 oz Menthol Crystals 40 Drops Eucalyptus Essential Oil 40 Drops Lemon Essential Oil Add all the ingredients above into a food processor. Mix or pulse until all ingredients are fine ground. Store in jar or zip lock...

The most basic formula is 2 parts Baking Soda 1 part Citric Acid 1 part other (salts, corn starch or oils) small amounts of other ingredients such as color and fragrances Determining how much a "part" is depends on how big a batch of bath bombs you are trying to make. If you are just...

I recently made a Whipped Shea Butter that I call Bubble Gum Fluff using the ratio in this blend (4 parts Grapefruit/2 Parts Ylang Ylang/1 part Eucalyptus Radiata) blend. I tinted it to a very pale shade of pink using pearlescent mica powder, and it...