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Your lips will love these gentle lip scrubs.  For today's project, I devised two easy recipes. The first is a simple but powerful lip scrub made with oil and sugar. This recipe is great because it only requires two ingredients and can be prepared in under 5 minutes. Shea butter is used in the second lip scrub. By far my fave lip scrub. The sugar gently exfoliates dry, cracked lips, while the butter hydrates and softens your lips.


 HOW TO PRESERVE A HOMEMADE LIP SCRUB:

If the lip scrub doesn't contain water, it will not need a preservative. You can add an antioxidant like vitamin E to extend the shelf life of the oil and butter. Vitamin E is not a preservative, so avoid getting water in your lip scrub.



 (BASIC LIP SCRUB) INGREDIENTS:

  • 2 TBSP White Sugar
  • 1 to 2 TBSP Carrier oil of choice (I used almond oil)
  • Optional: 2-3 Drops of flavor oil (I used watermelon)
  • Optional: 1-2 drops of pink or red food coloring



DIRECTIONS:

1.) Add the white sugar and carrier oil to a small bowl. Mix until the ingredients are well incorporated.

2.) Then add a few drops of food coloring and a few drops of flavoring oil. Mix until the food coloring is completely blended into the mixture.

3.) Transfer the scrub into a clean jar with a lid.


HOW TO USE:

1.) To use, scoop a tiny bit onto your fingertips and gently rub your lips in a circular motion.

2.) Rinse off with warm water.

3.) Apply a lip balm or coconut oil to your lips.

*Use this lip scrub once or twice a week.*


(SHEA BUTTER LIP SCRUB) FORMULA

(Heated Phase Ingredients)

  • 8g Shea Butter 
  • 12g Carrier oil of choice (I used jojoba oil)
(Cool Down Phase Ingredients)

  • 30g White Sugar
  • 0.25g Vitamin E
  • 2-3 drops of Flavor oil (I used strawberry)
  • Optional: 1-2 drops of pink or red food coloring


DIRECTIONS (HEATED PHASE)

1.) Add the shea butter and jojoba oil to a heat-proof container.

2.) Melt the ingredients in a double boiler by placing a bowl inside a small pot of boiling water.

3.) Remove from heat once the shea butter has melted.

DIRECTIONS (COOL DOWN PHASE)

1.) Once the heated phase has cooled down, add the rest of the ingredients.

2.) Mix to combine.

3.) Transfer the scrub into a clean jar with a lid.


HOW TO USE:

1.) To use, scoop a tiny bit onto your fingertips and gently rub your lips in a circular motion.

2.) Rinse off with warm water.

3.) Apply a lip balm or coconut oil to your lips.

*Use this lip scrub once or twice a week.*

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Summer's here, which means more time outdoors. These homemade bug repellent candles are ideal for those occasions since they work as a natural insect repellent to keep those pesky bugs away. My family enjoys spending evenings on the back patio until the mosquitos arrive and ruin the night. I've never been a fan of using store-bought bug repellent sprays, as they're usually filled with chemicals. That's why I love these homemade candles, as they are healthy for us to breathe and are better for the environment. On top of that, they smell wonderful and look great as decorations.



RECOMMENDED ESSENTIAL OILS:

  • Cinnamon
  • Lavender  
  • Lemongrass
  • Peppermint
  • Rosemary
  • Tea tree
  • Cedarwood
  • Eucalyptus

INGREDIENTS:

  • Soy wax
  • Candlewick
  • Mini terracotta pots
  • 20 drops of citronella essential oil
  • 15 drops of lemongrass essential oil (or other essential oil of choice)
  • 10 drops of peppermint essential oil (or other essential oil of choice)
  • 10 drops of cinnamon essential oil  (or other essential oil of choice)
  • Hot glue gun


DIRECTIONS FOR CANDLE MAKING:

1.) Secure the candle wick to the center base of the pot with a bit of glue.


2.) Set a double boiler by placing a heatproof bowl on top of a pot filled with water. 


3.) Pour the wax into the container.



4.) Stir occasionally until the wax is completely melted. 



6.) Remove the wax from the heat, add the essential oils and mix to combine.



7.) Carefully pour the melted wax into the pot.


 
8.) Allow the wax to harden.



9.) Trim the excess candle wick.





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Nothing beats a facial after a long, stressful day, and adding steam may take your facials to the next level. If you're unfamiliar with facial steaming, it's a beauty treatment that cleanses, hydrates, and feels amazing. It is simple to do at home with ingredients you already have.




Benefits Of Facial Steam:

  • Cleansing: Steam opens your pores and removes dirt buildup for deeper cleansing.
  • Hydrates: Steam nourishes the skin by increasing oil production, which naturally hydrates the face.
  • Increases circulation: The warm steam helps promote circulation, which helps remove dirt, toxins, and impurities. This increase in blood flow nourishes and oxygenates your skin. As a result, you'll have a healthy, natural glow.
  • Increases elasticity: Steaming your face is the best way to get the most out of your skincare products. Steaming improves skin permeability, allowing skin care products to absorb more effectively.
  • It releases trapped sebum: Dead skin cells, germs, and other impurities that clog pores and lead to acne can be released by opening your pores.
  • It promotes collagen and elastin: A facial steam promotes collagen and elastin production. As a result, your skin will appear firmer and younger.
  • Blackhead removal: Steaming is an effective method for preparing pores for blackhead extraction. Steaming can soften the skin and loosen oil and buildup in your pores, allowing you to remove blackheads more easily.
  • It’s relaxing: One of the many reasons I enjoy steaming is the pleasant sensation of warm steam on my face.


Who Benefits From Facial Steaming?

Most skin types benefit from facial steaming. Especially those with mild-to-moderate acne and oily skin. If you have mild acne, steaming can help clear pores and reduce bacteria. If you have normal to dry skin, steaming will moisturize and soften it. Although steaming helps hydrate the skin, those with extremely dry skin should be cautious. To avoid irritation, keep steam sessions to a few minutes.


When done correctly, steaming is generally harmless. However, some people should avoid it. Those with sensitive skin, as well as those who suffer from severe acne, rosacea, eczema, or, have broken capillaries on the skin, should avoid steaming. The heat from steaming can cause an inflammatory response in the skin, increasing redness and irritation. 



What Ingredients To Use For The Facial Steam?

1.) You can use plain water or herbal tea for an extra boost. Green tea is full of antioxidants, it protects against free radicals and helps slow down the aging process.

2.) Adding herbs/flowers and oils to your steam could provide additional health benefits. Depending on your needs, several essential oils and herbs are known to have a relaxing or revitalizing effect.

Recommended Herbs/Flowers:

Chamomile: 
  • Soothes irritation
  • Reduces redness
  • Treats & prevents acne
  • Reduces puffiness
  • Combats free radical
  • Minimizes fine lines & wrinkles

Green Tea:
  • Anti-aging
  • Treats oily skin
  • Fights acne
  • Tightens skin
  • Hydrates
  • Reduces puffiness & redness
  • Soothes skin
  • Brightens skin
  • Controls oil

Roses:
  • Moisturizing
  • Balances pH 
  • Calms irritation
  • Reduces redness
  • Helps fight acne & breakouts
  • Hydrates
  • Anti-aging
  • Reduces free radical damage
Lavender:
  • Kills acne-causing bacteria
  • Is non-comedogenic
  • Moisturizes
  • Soothes inflamed skin
  • Minimizes redness
  • Reduces wrinkles
  • Reduces discoloration
  • Relaxing/helps decrease stress

Rosemary:
  • Unclogs blocked pores
  • Tightens skin
  • Reduces redness & irritation
  • Combats aging
  • Minimizes puffiness
  • Helps fight acne & future breakouts

Recommended Essential Oils:
  • Rose Oil
  • Rosa Geranium oil
  • Lavender oil
  • Tea tree oil
  • Eucalyptus oil


Here's What You'll Need:
  • Heatproof bowl
  • A fluffy towel
  • A  kettle or pot to boil water
  • A timer
  • Water or herbal tea
  • (Optional) Essential oils
  • (Optional) Dried or fresh flowers/herbs



How To Do A Facial Steam:

1.) In a small pot, bring a few cups of water to a boil. 
2.) Meanwhile the water is heating, wash your face to remove makeup and dirt.
3.) Pour the boiled water into a heat-proof bowl.
4.) You don't have to add anything to your steam, but you can add herbs/flowers or essential oils to make it extra special.
5.) Drape a towel over your face and the bowl, keeping your face about 8-10 inches from the steam. 
6.) Steam your face for 5 to 10 minutes.
7.) Follow up with a mask, serum, and/or moisturizer.











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This homemade facial mask feels rich and luxurious. It's not just high in antioxidants, but it's also good at moisturizing the skin. This mask is made entirely of natural ingredients that will nurture your skin. It exfoliates softly, leaving your skin hydrated and rejuvenated.





WHAT IS HIBISCUS?

Hibiscus is a genus flowering plant in the Malvaceae family. The genus is vast, with several hundred species found in warm temperate, subtropical, and tropical climates around the world. For generations, the Hibiscus flower and leaves have been used traditionally for decorative and medicinal uses. It has been used to make extracts, drinks, and supplements. Personally, when I think of hibiscus, I think of Agua de Jamaica. A delicious beverage made from the petals of the hibiscus flower, which is quite popular in Mexico. But today, I'm going to share how to make a wonderful face mask using hibiscus powder. 




INGREDIENT BENEFITS:

HIBISCUS: Hibiscus-rich qualities keep skin nourished, soft, and youthful, preventing dry, dull skin. The antioxidants and beta-carotene found in Hibiscus are reasons it has been compared to Botox. Hibiscus contains vitamin C, which is a known complexion enhancer with collagen-boosting properties that help tighten the face. Making it firm for a youthful appearance. Hibiscus' natural surfactants help deep cleanse the skin without stripping it of its natural oils. Hibiscus contains alpha-hydroxy acids (AHAs), which help to eliminate dead cells and flaky skin. As well as clear pores.

ROSE: Roses are rich in vitamins, antioxidants, and minerals. Its anti-inflammatory properties help reduce redness and relieve irritation, making it perfect for all skin types due to its calming and healing properties. Roses brighten and tone the skin while also helping to maintain the skin's pH balance and controlling excess oil. Roses are rich in vitamins A and C, both of which can assist with aged skin. Apart from reducing the appearance of wrinkles, these vitamins help to diminish the appearance of age spots on the skin and help with collagen production.

ALOE VERA: Aloe vera contains a variety of antioxidants, including beta-carotene, vitamin C, and E, which can help improve skin firmness. It can also be used to hydrate and soothe the skin. Aloe vera moisturizes the skin without leaving it greasy, making it suitable for all skin types.  It contains anti-inflammatory properties that can help treat acne, eczema, and psoriasis.

RAW HONEY:  Honey is rich in antiseptic, antibacterial, and anti-inflammatory properties that can help clear up acne breakouts. Honey is a humectant, which means it helps your skin absorb and hold moisture, preventing it from drying out. It can also help reduce fine lines and wrinkles. Your skin will be soft, radiant, and shining after using raw honey.

VITAMIN E: Vitamin E is a moisturizing ingredient that functions as a humectant and an emollient, allowing water to be absorbed and trapped in the skin. It is also an antioxidant that helps fight free radical damage. Vitamin E can be used to prevent or treat dry, flaky skin. Vitamin E oil's hydrating properties may make skin appear more youthful and wrinkle-free.




INGREDIENT:
  • 2 tbsp hibiscus powder
  • 1 tbsp rose powder
  • 2-3 tbsp aloe vera gel
  • 1 tsp raw honey
  • 1/4 tsp vitamin e



WATCH THE VIDEO OR SKIP DOWN BELOW FOR THE STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE:





DIRECTIONS:

1.) If you don't have hibiscus powder or rose powder, you can make your own by grinding the dried flowers.
2.) Add the hibiscus powder, rose powder, aloe vera, raw honey, and vitamin e into a bowl.
3.) Mix to combine all the ingredients.



HOW TO USE:

1.) Before applying the mask, cleanse your skin.
2.) With a mask brush, apply the face mask to your entire face and leave it on for 10 minutes.
3.) Use a face cloth dipped in warm water to gently rub the mask off your face.
 4.) Follow up with a moisturizer.

(For gentle exfoliation, massage skin before rinsing off with warm water.)

NOTE: Use this Hibiscus face mask at least 2-3 a month, or whenever your skin needs a boost. Hibiscus will leave a stain on your clothes and towels, so wear clothes and use towels that can be stained.

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Hello there, friends! I'm back today with a quick and easy project. Coasters have been on my to-do list for quite some time. A few years ago, I made galaxy coasters (click here for the tutorial.) Although I still adore them as much as I did the first time I made them. I wanted to shake things up and create a new set of coasters that reflected my current aesthetic. Because I'm a major fan of plants, I wanted coasters that were inspired by nature. Though I considered utilizing real plants to design the coasters, I decided against it to keep things simple. However, I'll keep this idea in mind for an upcoming project because I think it's a great one. I'm happy with how my coasters turned out. Allow me to share how I made these.



 MATERIALS NEEDED:

  • Coasters
  • Acrylic paint
  • Paintbrush
  • Waterproof mod podge
  • Pencil


DIRECTIONS:

1.) Begin by painting all the coasters with whatever color paint you'd prefer.
2.) Use different colored paint to make an abstract object on each coaster.
3.)After the paint has dried, sketch a simple drawing of a plant or wildflower.
4.) Use a permanent marker to trace your design.
5.) Add a layer of waterproof mod podge to seal the design. After the first coat has dried, apply a second coat.

Now you have a new set of botanical coasters!





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Make these rejuvenating under eye masks to get rid of puffy eyes and wrinkles beneath the eyes. The best part is that all of the ingredients can be found in your own kitchen.




Cucumber is one of the most refreshing, and cooling vegetables available. Did you know that they contain about 96 percent water? It is the most hydrating and calming ingredient for your skin because of its high water content. Cucumbers are high in vitamins and nutrients, that help moisturize and rejuvenate your skin. Three skin-boosting ingredients are used in the recipe I'm sharing with you today, along with a few cotton rounds.



INGREDIENT BENEFITS:

CUCUMBER: The vitamin C and folic acid found in cucumber juice not only minimizes swelling around the eyes. It can also soothe damaged skin and make your eyes look refreshed. Cucumber juice may also help your skin appear firmer and healthier. Cucumber is high in antioxidants, and antioxidants are a well-known element for fighting free radicals. It helps heal the damage caused by prolonged exposure to the sun's harmful UV rays. 

CHAMOMILE TEA: Chamomile contains polyphenols and phytochemicals, which are powerful antioxidants. It can help minimize signs of aging by protecting the skin from free radical damage. These nutrients can improve the look of fine lines, wrinkles, and scars by speeding up cell regeneration. Chamomile's antibacterial properties can help treat acne by reducing bacteria while preventing future breakouts. Chamomile’s anti-inflammatory and healing properties benefit those with sensitive skin. As well as those suffering from inflammatory conditions such as rosacea or eczema.

MINT LEAVES: Mint leaves can be used as a mild astringent to naturally tone the skin. It removes excess oil and dirt from the pores. As well as restoring the skin's suppleness and hydration. Mint contains salicylic acid and antibacterial properties. Both of which can help treat and prevent acne. Mint is an excellent source of antioxidants, which help to protect the skin from free radical damage and delay the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines. The richness of the antioxidants in mint leaves can help reduce dark circles beneath the eyes.



    INGREDIENTS:

    • Half a cucumber
    • 2 oz chamomile tea
    • A small batch of fresh mint leaves

    MATERIALS NEEDED:

    • Blender/Food processer
    • Bowl
    • Cotton rounds
    • Parchment paper
    • Resealable bag
    • Sieve
    • Sheet pan


    DIRECTIONS:

    1.) Steep the chamomile tea leaves in hot water for 3-4 minutes.

    2.) Meanwhile, cut the cucumber into slices or chunks.

    3.) Add the cucumber slices, chamomile tea, and mint leaves to the blender or food processor.

    4.) Blend the mixture until smooth.

    5.) Place a sieve over a bowl. Pour the mixture through the sieve to separate the pulp from the juice. 

    6.) Cut your cotton rounds in half. (This mask will require a lot of pairs, so cut more than you think you'll need.)

    7.) Transfer to a bowl, then soak the cotton rounds in the mixture. Then squeeze out the excess.

    8.) Place the eye masks on the sheet pan. Repeat until you've used up all of the cucumber juice.

    9.) Freeze the eye masks until solid, about 30 minutes. 

    10.) Then pull the frozen eye masks away from the sheet pan, and place them in a resealable bag in the freezer for future use.


    HOW TO USE:

    To apply, place the eye pads underneath the eyes. Leave on for 10–15 minutes.

    NOTE: Before using the eye pads, set them aside for 5-10 minutes but make sure they're still cool, as the temperature will help minimize puffiness.

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    Easter baskets are typically stocked with tons of single-use plastic or non-sustainable materials. This year, I wanted to avoid waste by focusing on an eco-friendly Easter basket for my son while still enjoying the festivities. With Easter right around the corner, I wanted to share some great ideas to help you create quality and meaningful Easter baskets that your kids will adore.



    HERE ARE SOME PLASTIC-FREE GIFT IDEAS FOR EASTER:

    1.) SIDEWALK CHALK:
    Sidewalk chalk is a classic item that is also an excellent choice for a zero waste Easter basket. Egg-shaped chalks, which also come in cardboard cartons, are another unique option that fits in wonderfully with this occasion. I purchased these marble egg chalks at a supermarket, but you can find them online.





    2.) PUZZLES/BOARD GAMES: 
    Puzzles are excellent for keeping children occupied while learning at the same time. I've found puzzles and board games in good condition, some even brand new, at Goodwill. You can get a lot of amazing stuff at the thrift store for a fraction of the cost.

    Photo by Karolina Grabowska from Pexels


     3.) EASTER EGGS: 

    Don't go out and buy new plastic Easter eggs. If you have leftover plastic eggs from previous years, you can utilize them this year. You can also upcycle the eggs by painting them to give them a new look. If you want to buy new Easter eggs, look for hollow eggs made of plant-based biodegradable plastic or hollow wooden eggs to reuse year after year.




    4.) PLAYDOUGH:
    What kid doesn't enjoy playing with play dough? I know my son can spend hours playing with play dough, and making your own is simple. You can find many recipes online that teach you how to make them. You can invite the kids to join you and spend time together having fun.

    (Here are a few recipes I found online)
    • The Purposeful Nest
    • Tribobot
    • The Craft At Home Family


    5.) EASTER GRASS: 
    Although Easter grass isn't required, it does look beautiful lining the basket. This year, instead of plastic, use shredded paper as the grass in your basket.



    6.) ART SUPPLIES: 
    My son enjoys being creative! So I'll be stuffing his Easter baskets with recycled paper, non-toxic crayons/colored pencils, and paint this year!

    Photo by Karolina Grabowska from Pexels


    7.) BASKETS:  
    Every Easter, stores are brimming with Easter baskets. Avoid purchasing plastic baskets as they can easily break. Beautiful baskets can be found at a thrift store for a reasonable price. I still have the first Easter basket I purchased for my son as a baby, and we use it every year. 

     Photo by Eduardo Rodriguez on Unsplash



    8.) TOYS: 
    If you want to put toys in your children's Easter baskets, you can buy wooden toys, make your own rag dolls, or buy secondhand. 

    Photo by cotton bro from Pexels



    9.) BOOKS: 
    Books are my go-to for any occasion; you can't go wrong with them, and it's an easy way to bond with your children.

    10.) CANDY/SNACKS: 
    There are many ways you can go about this. You can buy candy from local stores that sell unwrapped candy, candy wrapped in tin foil, or you can make your own.

    Photo by Karolina Grabowska from Pexels


    11.) CLOTHES:
    If your kids need clothes, hats, socks, or even pajamas, this is an easy way to fill their baskets.

    12.) GIFT BAGS:
    A fast snip, pom-poms, and gift tag transform a plain brown paper bag into a wonderfully cute party favor. If you don't want to make your own, you can buy adorable burlap or cotton drawstring treat bags.





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    These pressed flower bookmarks are easy to make and look absolutely beautiful! It's a fun project to do with your kids or on your own. There are only a few supplies needed to make the bookmarks, and I'm sure you already have everything you'll need.

    My son is homeschooled, and one of the many science projects he has required him to make botanical bookmarks out of flowers/leaves he found outside. We had a lot of fun collecting flowers we gathered on our trip to the park. You can either press the flowers in a book for a week or use the microwave for a faster alternative. You can also buy pressed flowers online and skip all of these steps if you're making the bookmarks for yourself. 

    If you love this craft, you’ll want to check out our Water Color Botanical Bookmarks!


    MATERIALS NEEDED:

    • Fresh flowers/leaves or pressed flowers
    • Heavy items like books
    • Paper towel
    • Printer paper
    • Kraft cardstock
    • Self-adhesive laminating sheets
    • Elmer's glue or glue stick
    • Scissors
    • Corner rounder punch (optional)
    • Gold Flakes (optional)

    WATCH THE VIDEO DOWN BELOW OR CONTINUE FOR THE STEP-BY-STEP PICTURE TUTORIAL:

    DIRECTIONS:

    1.) Pick flowers or leaves that can be pressed flat for your project.

    2.) Arrange your flowers between a regular sheet of paper and a paper towel. Make sure they are slightly separated.

    3.) Place the leaves/flowers in the microwave and heat for 30 seconds. I stacked 2 glasses of Tupperware on top while heating.

    4.) Check to see if the leaves/flowers are dry. If not, microwave for another 20-30 seconds.

    5.) The next step is to make the bookmarks. Cut a piece of cardstock about 2" x 6" in.


    6.) Round the corners of the bookmarks.


    7.) Arrange your flowers on the bookmarks. 


    8.) Once you're happy with the design, attach the flowers and leaves to your bookmark before permanently covering them up. I used Elmer's glue. 


    If you want to be extra like me, you can add gold flakes to the bookmarks.


    9.) Carefully place a sheet of laminated paper on the bottom of the bookmark.

    10.) Then, lay another sheet of laminating paper on top of the bookmark. (The type of laminating sheet I used didn't require a machine, but you can use one that does.)

    11.) Cut the sides slightly larger than the kraft paper, and you are all done!.






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