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Natural Baby and Toddler Cosmetics
Bath oils
Lavender bath
70ml apricot oil
30ml jojoba oil
5 drops lavender essential oil
Chamomile bath
70ml almond oil
30ml olive oil
5 drops Roman Chamomile essential oil
Massage oils
Very dry and eczema prone skin
50ml calendula oil
30ml evening primrose oil
20ml olive oil
Dry skin
50ml wheatgerm oil
20ml jojoba oil
20ml hemp seed oil
10ml avocado oil
5 drops Roman Chamomile essential oil
Everyday use
40ml Apricot oil
30ml calendula oil
20ml wheatgerm oil
10ml sunflower oil
5 drops lavender essential oil
Balms/ Salves
Dry and eczema prone skin balm
10g beeswax (melted in a double-saucepan until liquidised)
30g coconut butter (melted)
20g shea butter (melted)
Mix all the above ingredients.
Add 50ml evening primrose (add to the above mixture when cooled to approximately 37’C). Poor into a brown-glass jar.
Everyday use salve
30g shea butter
40g calendula oil
20g jojoba oil
10g apricot oil
5 drops Roman Chamomile essential oil
Nappy rash balm
(Start using it when the first signs of nappy rash appear)
20g beeswax (melted in a double-saucepan until liquidised)
30g coconut butter (melted)
50ml calendula oil
Nappy area salve – everyday use
20g shea butter
60ml calendula oil
20ml apricot oil
5 drops Roman Chamomile essential oil (optional)
Diapers
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Green Clothing
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Soaps, washing and bathing
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