Let’s create Grey’s Heady Harvest anhydrous balm with Oleo-HA (formula)

I had so much fun working with the oil soluble hyaluronic acid, Oleo-HA, that I had to add it to this formula, which I’m now calling Grey’s Heady Harvest, an anhydrous balm filled with all kinds of oils and vitamins we created from a potential duplication of Beauticontrol Nutri-Rich Oil but have altered so much,...

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Combining emollients: Section four, viscosity – Creating an anhydrous body oil (part five, using oil soluble extracts)

Welcome to section four, part five of this series on combining emollients! In this part of the series, we’ll be making an anhydrous body oil (one without water) with all the information we have about viscosity and spreading values to see how those might impact the choices we make to create a smooth cascade of...

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Combining emollients: Section four, viscosity – Creating an anhydrous body oil (part four, meeting some oil soluble extracts)

Welcome to section four, part five of this series on combining emollients! In this part of the series, we’ll be making an anhydrous body oil (one without water) with all the information we have about viscosity and spreading values to see how those might impact the choices we make to create a smooth cascade of...

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What’s this in my stocking? A massage bar instructional handout? Thanks, advent calendar fairy!

The advent calendar fairy crept into my house last night and left this PDF for you, the handout for a massage lotion bar from the Valentine’s Day class I would normally teach at Voyageur Soap & Candle. Since the apocalypse has made it impossible to teach in person, I thought I’d share this six page...

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Combining emollients: Section four, viscosity – Creating an anhydrous body oil (part three, creating a formula)

Welcome to section four of this series on combining emollients! In this part of the series, we’ll be making an anhydrous body oil (one without water) with all the information we have about viscosity and spreading values to see how those might impact the choices we make to create a smooth cascade of emollients with...

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