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Recipe: Normal skin cream
A balanced cream that protects the skin without suffocating it or weighing it down, for a smooth day!
TIME
20min
DIFFICULTY
Medium
CONSERVATION
90 days
COST
2.39 €
Recipe
Benefits: this cream will provide the balance your skin needs, and a light hydration.
For: normal skin.
Texture: creamy with a soft and silky feel.
Odor: it's up to you to choose the hydrosol you prefer!
Focus on the ingredients of the recipe:
Water: it is the solvent of the recipe. It dissolves the other ingredients.
Flower hydrosol: the hydrosol you are going to use will scent your product and depending on the chosen hydrosol the virtues are different.
Glycerin: it is a moisturizing agent that prevents the evaporation of water from the skin but also from your cream.
Sweet almond oil: it will nourish , regenerate, soften and soften your skin.
BeautyMix emulsifier: emulsifier base that provides a cream with a pleasant and soft touch.
Preservative: it allows the preparation to be effectively preserved to avoid any proliferation of microorganisms.
Active linseed gel (optional): in this cream it will aim at a moisturizing, softening and softening effect.
pH of the finished product: between 5.0 and 6.0
Usage
Apply your cream morning and evening to previously cleansed skin using upward smoothing movements from the inside to the outside of the face. Precautions for use: Avoid contact with the eyes.
Precautions before starting
Thoroughly clean the BeautyMix. Then, soak a clean cloth in 70 ° alcohol (available in supermarkets) and use it to disinfect the BeautyMix bowl and all the utensils. Let dry.
Clean the worktop and remove any objects that might get in the way.
Place a clean paper towel on the worktop, and place the utensils on it. You will need a clean teaspoon or spatula, and a clean, dry container for pouring in when ready. Wash hands thoroughly.
Respect the dosages indicated for the ingredients of the recipe.
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