Body Moisturisers

Here are 3 recipes for Body Moisturising.

Body Butter - Body butter is a skin moisturiser that typically contains cocoa butter, shea butter, coconut oil or another vegetable-based oil. It's thicker than lotions and is extra effective at rejuvenating dry skin, whether used all over or only on problem patches, such as elbows and knees. The best time to apply body butter is just after your daily shower to lock in moisture and keep your skin hydrated all day.
Body Lotion - This is a water based product, it is lighter then the Butters and can be used on all skins. Best applied after your daily Shower and if needed before you go to bed.
Lotion bars for dry skin are made of ingredients that are thicker and harder at room temperature, which is why they’re a bar. But when you rub them on your skin, your body heat will soften the bar just enough that you’ll be able to rub the goodness of the ingredients onto your skin to enjoy their moisturising benefits. They can be a handy little thing to pick up and rub around in my hands when they’re feeling dry. And the ingredients are natural too so there’s no worries about what chemicals or fragrances might be lurking in the mixture.

Homemade Luxury Hemp Body Butter Recipe

This is a heavy-duty body butter that will breathe life back into even the driest skin and make you smell heavenly.

The ingredients used are perfect for all skins and the aroma will give you a feeling of wellbeing.

Place the Organic Hemp oil and Argon oil, Cocoa Butter in a double Boiler until melted.
Once melted remove from heat , add in the shea butter and stir until dissolved
Add the Vitamin E Oil and Essential Oils and whisk for 5 mins (it will turn a whiter colour)
Place in a fridge for at least 1 hour until cream in colour
Whisk again until it creams up and starts to look like butter
Put into your 200ml Jar
Your Luxurious Organic Body Butter is ready to use

* Note: If you heat the shea butter too much it will turn grainy

Combine the Hemp oil, glycerin, and emulsifying wax into a double boiler. On very low heat, gently stir the ingredients until the ingredients are just melted and the emulsifying wax has dissolved. Keep the water gently boiling in double boiler.
Add a sprinkle of zanthan gum to water and whisk to make thicker (depending on the texture you want the cream)
Warm the distilled water in microwave for 30 seconds.
Put in a deep glass jug, and place your blender firmly on the bottom. Turn your blender on low, and slowly start pulsing the water.
Gradually pour in the oil mixture in one steady stream while pulsing. Once you've added all of the oil mixture you should have a runny white cream.
Increase the blender speed to medium-high, and pulse for 2 to 3 minutes further, until the mixture has thickened slightly like a thin whipped mayonnaise.
Leave to cool for 10 minutes.
Add Vitamin E Oil and Niticide and mix again for a few seconds
Leave to cool and if needed whisk again to make it light and creamy. Pulse the mixture on low for about 1 minute just to mix in the additions.
Pour the cream into your chosen jar, and allow the mixture to cool uncapped before sealing.
Fasten the lid, and store it in the fridge overnight to thicken.
The cream will keep in the fridge for up to 3 months without Naticide (preservative)
It will keep for up to 6 months with preservative.

All Skins