My lotion recipe

@HereKittyKitty , I've used ND for essential oils before; I liked them a lot. @desinr-gal , did you make some too?? and @whimsps , no notes on your lotion cause I'm not much of a formulator besides very small tweaks to one that I know is good, BUT if you're not vegan, you might want to check out emu oil. I feel bad using it because I generally try not to eat birds, and if there was a single oil out there that did what emu oil does, I'd use that instead. But there's not, so I go ahead and use it and just feel a little guilty but with great skin.

Also, Google "swifty crafty monkey". I've been a paid subscriber to her stuff (3 dollars a month) for years. She's a formulation expert, and just having access to her recipes is so worth the price.
 
you are all very ambitious people! But could be a fun little Side hobby to make lotion after I have mastered my mini pep lab!
 
I have been making my own soap for years. I would love to branch out to this also.... thank you for sharing. This winter when it's raining, I'm going to try this.
 
randompersonrandom said:


I haven't bought mass-producted lotion or moisturizer in decades, or have any interest in doing so.

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Thanks so much for your post. I make my own balms using assorted oils and beeswax. I am going to have a go making your recipe and one combining some of your ingredients with mine and see how they go. 🙂
 
This is an addictive thread. I've made my own lotions and deodorants, etc for years now, but now I want to do something with GHK-Cu. Are you guys just using the normal lyphosized powder and reconning with sterile water?
 
Bahookie said:


This is an addictive thread. I've made my own lotions and deodorants, etc for years now, but now I want to do something with GHK-Cu. Are you guys just using the normal lyphosized powder and reconning with sterile water?

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Topical GHK-Cu that is just a loose powder (for adding to lotion, serum, or body mist), often sold in small tubes of 1 gram each for about $10 (same amount of GHK-Cu as in a 100-mg lyophilozed kit).
 
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