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I found this basic recipe on the internet somewhere and I’ve made it several times.
2 ounces of pharmaceutical grade beeswax
8 ounces of almond oil
a few drops of a pure essential oil for scent (optional)
In a double boiler, melt the beeswax into the almond oil. When wax is completely melted, add essential oil, stir it and pour it into small jars with tight-fitting lids. Let cool completely before putting lids on jars.
I buy a block of beeswax from a local craft store then I melt it down and pour it into an ice cube tray. The sections of the tray hold one ounce so I end up with pieces of beeswax that are easy to measure out.
This works great on hands and feet or any dry skin. It is also good for removing eye make-up!
Thanks I copied and pasted it.. I will try it out...I love Almond..it smells so nice =)
Thanks for the recipe! I am really starting to get into making my own bath products. Right now I am experimenting with making my own sugar and salt scrubs. I will add this to my recipes. Thanks again!
I make one similar to this only it also has shea butter in it.
I buy beeswax from my local beekeeper (well, I take him cookies and he gives me beeswax). It hasn’t been processed like the commercially available stuff, so it still has all the goodness of the hive in it, with all its healing properties.
If you can find a local beekeeper, I highly recommend getting fresh wax to use.
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