Sweet Almond Oil can be replaced with another oil of your choice. For example, using Arnica Oil would be great for localised massage. Tamanu Oil would be ideal for repairing damaged skin. There are many other oils that could be used.
This recipe produces a soft, buttery lip balm that is ideally stored in small pots or aluminium jars. Essential oils that are recommended for lip balms are orange, lemon, mandarin, lime, grapefruit, lavender, spearmint or a small amount of peppermint. We use larger amounts of essential oils than would be expected for a leave-on product to compensate for heat evaporation. You can also personalise this recipe with aroma flavours and pearlescent colours.
This Calendula Balm with nourish and soothe dry, cracked skin. Our recipe uses olive oil as the base of our balm, but you can use any other heat-tolerant oil you have around.
This Baby Massage Oil with GLA contains only 3 ingredients which makes it very easy to make. Evening Primrose Oil is a good source of Omega 6 and GLA (Gamma Linolenic Acid) which is essential for the skin's integrity and good health.
A rich and nutritive blend of Omega 6 and Omega 9 oils with valuable GLA (GammaLinolenic Acid) to benefit the skin. This is supported with a high level of Vitamin E to regenerate the skin as well as provide excellent antioxidants.
