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The natural skin care industry is growing, with more and more consumers seeking nontoxic, all-natural products. Now they can make their own at home, less expensively and with fewer additives.
In Pure Skin Care, best-selling author and long-time formulator of natural products Stephanie L. Tourles shares her 78 all-time favorite recipes for facial cleansers and scrubs, masks, moisturizers, and steams, along with creams, balms, and exfoliants for the entire body, all formulated to meet the most up-to-date green beauty standards. Readers will find specialized formulas for feet, hands, and sun protection, along with instructions for customizing recipes for particular skin types and easy-to-make treatments for common skin conditions like rosacea, acne, and wrinkles. This book features soothing, pampering, healing, and restorative formulas for all ages and needs.
From the Publisher
Gentle, all-natural recipes from author and aesthetician Stephanie L. Tourles
Formulas for all skin types
78 all-natural recipes for homemade cleansers, scrubs, masks, moisturizers, and more, cover all skin types, including those with sensitive skin and skin allergies.
Minimal, easy-to-find ingredients
Simple formulas will appeal to women and men of all ages who care about using health and beauty products with gentle, non-toxic ingredients that meet the latest green beauty standards.
Step-by-step instruction
User-friendly features include a lay-flat spiral binding and gorgeous photography to guide you through easy, approachable recipes made using common kitchen equipment.
Everyone’s Basic Clay Mask
Recommended for all skin types
All clay masks gently exfoliate as they tighten, stimulate circulation, remineralize, and soften the skin. This mask can be customized according to skin type, making it gentle enough to be used by anyone. Mix this recipe as needed; do not store.
To Make
In a very small bowl, use a spoon or tiny whisk to combine the clay with enough of the liquid of your choice to form a smooth, spreadable paste.
To Apply
Using your fingers, spread the paste onto your face and neck. Let dry completely, which should take 20 to 30 minutes, preferably while you are lying down. The mask will feel like it is lifting and tightening your skin. When you’re ready, rinse off with warm water.
Use one or two times per week. Follow with moisturizer.
Ingredients 1 tablespoon powdered white cosmetic clay or kaolin For dry skin: About 2 teaspoons heavy cream, half-and-half, or full-fat coconut milk For normal skin: About 2 teaspoons low-fat or whole dairy milk, almond milk, or coconut water For oily skin: About 2 teaspoons purified water or commercial aloe vera juice
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Publisher : Storey Publishing, LLC; Illustrated edition (September 18, 2018)
Language : English
Spiral-bound : 256 pages
ISBN-10 : 1635860504
ISBN-13 : 978-1635860504
Item Weight : 1.81 pounds
Dimensions : 7.65 x 1 x 9.25 inches
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