I am loving my new homemade moisturizing body wash. This is my second batch of body wash to make. I have adjusted the ingredients some to get more suds.
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Moisturizing Body Wash
If you are concern about what goes on your body/skin like so many others then give this homemade moisturizing body wash a try. It is a nourishing and hydrating body wash made from natural ingredients, and the ingredients can be adjusted to your liking with a little trial an error. You can leave ingredients out or add more.
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- 2 Tablespoons of Jojoba oil
- 3 Teaspoons Glycerin
- 40 Drops of Orange Essential Oil
- 1 Tablespoon Vitamin E Oil
- 1 Cup Castile Soap
- 1 Tablespoon Raw Honey
- 1/2 Cup Filtered Water
Mix all ingredients for this moisturizing body wash together in a pump bottle, shake to mix each time before using.
Just A Little About The Ingredients In This Moisturizing Body Wash
Glycerin is a soothing and moisturizing agent that absorbs water and helps seal in moisture.
Jojoba nourish the skin, adding balance and fortifying benefits.
Vitamin E oil moisturizes, softens, and nourishes dry skin.
Orange oil is refreshing, uplifting, and inviforating, which makes this moisturizing body wash great for in the mornings. Giving you a refreshing lift to start off your day.
Honey exfoiates and nourishes dry skin. Honey is also know for it’s antiseptic, antibacterial, and anti-inflammatory properties. Which help reduce swelling, controls infection, and promotes healing. Honey helps retain moisture keeping the skin hydrated, and removes inpurities by unclogging the pores.
Castile soap is made from vegetable oils and does not contain synthetic fragrances or detergents.
Do you make your own beauty products? If so please share, what you’ve tried and what works for you.
Definitely going to be pinning this for later!
Thanks for sharing!!
~Mattie
http://www.mattiesmakings.com
Thank you Mattie, and thanks for stopping by!
Hi Linda, I suppose it is just a matter of going to buy the products to make this and you then know exactly what ingredients are in it. I think I will give it a try! Thanks for sharing with us at #OvertheMoon – great to have you here!
I love making my own body products, you can add different oils, and scents to your liking. Thanks for stopping by!
I love this! We are more concerned these days by what we put in our bodies, we should be looking at our skin too and taking care of what we put on it. I had no idea that honey did such great things, you’ve certainly taught me quite a bit today. Pinning this so I can try to make our own soap soon! Thanks!
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Seems like everything is bad for you now days! Honey is great for the skin, and mixing it in body wash or face wash dilutes it so it’s not sticky.
Great tutorial on making your own body wash. Thanks for sharing
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Thanks Renee! I love making my own because I can make whatever scent I chose.
Do you have a formula for a foaming face wash please?
Thank you
Estelle
Hi Estelle! I found one on Pinterest that I have been trying, the URL is https://simplifythishome.com/diy-face-cleanser-natural-foaming-face-wash/ and I just added my choice of essential oil to it. There’s other on Pinterest as well.
I was just wondering if Glycerin was natural since it’s made with an animal byproduct?
Hi Angela! From what I understand it is considered a Natural sources because it includes animal fats and plant oils like shea butter or coconut oil.
Shouldn’t there be some sort of preservative in this body wash since there is water added to the recipe. In all the research I have been doing when using water you need a preservative.
Hi Julie! I make a small amount that I use up quickly, but if it won’t be used up quickly then yes you will need a preservative.