Cream for dry skin: give your skin care and hydration!

Dry skin is not just a discomfort, but also a problem that requires a comprehensive solution. It is prone to irritation, peeling, wrinkles and early aging.
Fortunately, today there are many effective products that can moisturize and protect dry skin.

Soap Wholesale offers you a recipe for cream for dry skin, which you can prepare from simple and affordable ingredients presented in our online store:

Ingredients:

• Shea butter (unrefined) – 10 g
• Coconut oil (unrefined) – 10 g
• Almond oil (sweet) – 5 g
• Beeswax – 5 g
• Vitamin E – 5 drops
• Lavender essential oil – 3 drops
• Chamomile hydrolate – 50 g

Preparation:

1.  Melt shea butter, coconut butter, almond butter and beeswax in a double boiler.
2.  Remove from heat and add vitamin E and lavender essential oil.
3.  In a separate container, beat chamomile hydrosol until foam forms.
4.  Gradually add the whipped hydrolate into the oil mixture, stirring constantly.
5.  Beat until smooth and creamy.
6.  Pour the cream into a clean and dry jar.
7.  Let the cream harden completely.

Application:

Apply the cream to clean and dry skin of the face and body 2 times a day, morning and evening.
Adviсe:
• To enhance the moisturizing effect, you can add hyaluronic acid (1 g) to the cream.
• To protect your skin from the sun, you can add titanium dioxide (2 g) to the cream.
• Store the cream in the refrigerator for no more than 3 months.
This cream:
• Intensively moisturizes and nourishes dry skin.
• Softens and soothes irritated skin.
• Protects the skin from negative environmental influences.
• Stimulates the regeneration of skin cells.
• Slows down the aging process.
Give your skin care and hydration with a cream made from natural ingredients!
Order all the necessary ingredients in the Soap Wholesale online store today!
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08.05.2024

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