WHIPPED SHEA BODY BUTTER RECIPE

WHIPPED SHEA BODY
BUTTER RECIPE
Oil Phase 100%
12 tbs of organic refined shea butter
2 tbs of organic mango butter
6 tbs of organic camelia seed oil

CONTAINERS NEEDED FOR THIS
WHIPPED BODY BUTTER RECIPE:
Glass Salve Containers – You can also find
glass cream containers
Directions for body butter recipe
1. Put the shea and mango butter in a
glass or metal bowl inside a pan filled with
water on low heat so they starts melting
slowly
2. once melted add the camelia seed oil
and mix well.
3. Put in the freezer for 5 minutes.
4. Then take it out and start whipping with
an electric whip on low speed.
5. Make sure you wear an apron and that
the bowl is deep enough so the butter does
not start flying around everywhere in the
kitchen!
6. Begin whipping your mixture on low
speed until it become foamy.
7. Once the mixture is foamy, increase the
speed to high until they become whipped
to the desired stage.
8. Add essential oils if desired at the end
and whip for 1 min or less.
9. Your butter will have a very fluffy and
light consistency, like a nice whipped
cream!
Since this body butter recipe has no water,
it can keep from 6 month to a year
depending on the shelve life of the
ingredients used.

FOOT SCRUB

COCONUT FOOT
SCRUB RECIPE
This coconut foot scrub recipe includes
shredded coconut and coarse sea salt that
will help exfoliate and are natural
antiseptics. Coconut milk is hydrating and
well who does not love the smell of
coconut!?
I’ve added a few drops of lemongrass
essential oil as it is purifying, stimulating
and cleansing.The scent also reminds me
of the wonderful and relaxing spa
in Thailand, its a voyage by itself!
Just a word of caution on the sea salt,
make sure it is grinded enough so it does
not scratch the skin. Sea salt is a also a
natural detoxifier as it flushes the toxins
from the pores. This foot scrub recipe is
great to improve blood circulation.
Keeping your feet hydrated and clean is an
important part of health and energy
balance. Take the time to take care of your
feet, they will thank you for it!

THAI FOOT SCRUB RECIPE
INGREDIENTS:
4 tablespoons of shredded organic
coconut
3 tablespoons of coarse sea salt *
1 tablespoon of organic avocado oil (or
your favorite carrier oil)
2 tablespoons of organic coconut milk
20 drops of lemongrass essential oil
*If you have cuts or eczema, use brown
sugar instead of the salt. Sea salt can sting
if you have sensitive skin.
Directions:
1. To make this foot scrub recipe, mix the
shredded coconut, sea salt, avocado oil
together until it forms a thick paste
2. add the coconut milk slowly to have the
right paste like
3. Add the essential oil.
4. Soak your feet in warm (not hot)
lemongrass herbal tea water for 10 minutes
then scrub your feet with the coconut paste
for 5 minutes.
5. Rinse well and moisturize with shea
butter.
6. Give yourself a foot massage or better
ask your partner / hubby to do so, you
deserve it!
Do this every two days or at least once a
week and you will have smooth baby feet!

NATURAL RED LIPSTICK

NATURAL RED
LIPSTICK RECIPE –
HOW TO DO YOUR
OWN MAKE UP
Making your own organic lipstick is easier
than ever – 10 minutes max, that’s all you
really need. A red lipstick for all those days
where you want to feel more sexy and bold!
Natural Emulsifier
1 tspof organic beeswax pellets
Oil phase
1 tsp organic shea butter
1 tsp of organic grapeseed oil
Red color:
1/8 tsp russet iron oxide
1/8 tsp of honey beige mica
1/8 tsp of antique rose mica
Essential oils (optional):
3 drops of peppermint EO
Yield : 3 lip balm tubes
Directions:
Melt the beeswax, oil and grapeseed oil
together on low heat in a double boiler.
Once melted remove from heat, add the
iron oxyde and mica and blend together
with a manual whip. Pour right away in
small lip balm containers before it starts to
harden completely. If it has already started
to harden, put the bowl back in the double
boiler and melt again until you can pour
back in the lip balm containers.

Papaya Body Scrub

Papaya Body Scrub Recipe
Ingredients needed are:
⅔ cup fresh papaya
4 to 6 tablespoons cornmeal (or ½ cup white or
brown sugar)
3 tablespoons milk (or coconut milk)
How to make a exfoliating papaya body polish
1. Cut papaya in half, and remove the seeds.
Scoop out the papaya pulp and transfer to a
medium bowl. Mash the fruit well with a fork until
there are no lumps.
2. Add cornmeal and milk. Mix all ingredients
together to form a paste.
3. While in the shower, scrub mixture over entire
body in a gentle circular motion for 2-3 minutes.

HOW TO MAKE NATURAL

How to Make Natural
Homemade Deodorant
Both of the recipes below work really well. I
prefer the softness of the first recipe, but if you
don’t have shea butter lying around, the second
recipe works just as well and has fewer
ingredients. You can customize your deodorant
to your scent preferences with essential oils, if
desired or omit them for an unscented version

Homemade Deodorant
with Shea Butter
Shea Butter Deodorant
Ingredients
3 T Coconut Oil
3 T Baking Soda
2 T Shea Butter
2 T Arrowroot (optional) or organic
cornstarch
Essential Oils (optional)
Note: You can get all the ingredients here .

Shea Butter Deodorant
Instructions
1. Melt shea butter and coconut oil in a
double boiler over medium heat until
barely melted. UPDATE: Combine in a
quart size glass mason jar with a lid
instead and place this in a small
saucepan of water until melted. This will
save your bowl and you can
just designate this jar for these type of
projects and not even need to wash it
out… This can also be done in the
microwave if you have one.
2. Remove from heat and add baking soda
and arrowroot (If you don’t have
arrowroot, use more baking soda or just
omit)
3. Mix well
4. Add essential oils and pour into a glass
container for storage. It does not need to
be stored in the fridge.
5. If you prefer, you can let it cool
completely and put into an old deodorant
stick for easier use, though it may melt
in the summer!
NOTE: It may take several hours to completely
harden and this process can be sped up by
putting in the fridge for a few minutes.
If you don’t have all those ingredients around,
or don’t want to wash a double boiler, this
recipe is faster and easier:

Coconut Oil Homemade
Deodorant Recipe
Coconut Oil Deodorant
Ingredients
6 T coconut oil
1/4 cup (4 T) baking soda
1/4 cup (4 T) arrowroot or organic
cornstarch
essential oils (optional)
Coconut Oil Deodorant
Instructions
1. Mix baking soda and arrowroot together
in a medium sized bowl.
2. Mash in coconut oil with a fork until well
mixed.
3. Add oils if desired.
4. Store in small glass jar or old deodorant
container for easy use.
Why Use Natural
Deodorant?
I started this pursuit to avoid the Alzheimer’s
and breast cancer, but I’m a lifelong convert
because it works! No, really! I was the girl who
rejoiced when Secret Clinical Strength came out
before prom one year. I’ve had to use regular
deodorant a few times since I started the
natural, and it doesn’t work as well. Although
not an antiperspirant, it does seem to absorb a
lot of wetness.
After a few weeks of using natural, I noticed an
unexpected side effect… I wasn’t sweating as
much to begin with. Months later, and I notice
this even more!
I urge you to try making your own deodorant.
Even if you aren’t daunted by the ingredients in
your own deo, wouldn’t you feel better knowing
you weren’t putting anything on your skin that
you couldn’t eat (not that you would want to eat
shea butter!) If you do try it, let me know the
outcome!

ORGANIC AND NATURAL TAHITIAN SUNSCREEN BODY BUTTER

ORGANIC AND
NATURAL TAHITIAN
SUNSCREEN BODY
BUTTER
Shea butter has natural sunscreen
properties and anti-inflammatory agents.
What is not to love about coconut oil or its
exotic Polynesian version Monoi! Monoï
(pronounced Mah-noy) is an ancient
Tahitian word meaning “scented oil” in the
Reo-Maohi language. Monoï is widely used
among French Polynesians as a skin and
hair softener. Be careful, today’s
marketplace is rife with monoi oil
imitations. Authentic Tahitian monoi oil
follows a strict manufacturing code that
oversees the entire process from
handpicking the tiare flowers to storage and
shipping of the final product. This process
has been validated and protected by an
Appellation of Origin which was awarded to
Monoi de Tahiti on April 1, 1992. In this
recipe I use Zinc Oxyde which blocks both
UVA and UVB rays. As a food additive, zinc
oxide is on the U.S. FDA’s generally
recognized as safe but because they are
very limited studies. I would never use zinc
oxide or Titanium Dioxide in any other
cream than for the occasional sunscreen.
Avoid sun exposure between 10 am and
4pm.
 Oil phase: 14 tablespoon total– (70%)
8 tablespoons organic shea butter
2 tablespoons organic non refined
coconut oil or monoi
4 tablespoons organic saflower oil
Water Phase: 2 tablespoon total – (10%)
2 Tablespoons Organic Aloe Vera Juice
Additive:
4 tablespoons Zinc Oxide – (20%)
equivalent to sfp 20
Directions
Melt the shea butter, coconut oil or monoi
and safflower oil in a double boiler on low
heat. At the same time add the aloe vera in
another double boiler to bring the aloe vera
to the same temperature as the oils.
Once melted take it off the heat and add the
zinc oxide to the oil phase, mix well then
add the aloe vera and start mixing with an
electric whip immediately. Mix well for 3
minutes. Once well melted put the
container in your freezer for 15 minutes.
Then whip the cold butter with the electric
whip until you achieve a fluffy and whipped
texture. You can put the butter back in the
freezer for 5 minutes and whip again for an
even more fluffier butter!

TEAR DROP DESIGN

Tear Drop Design

Materials needed:
Tear drop bead, SB size 2 and FL .35 or 30

1. Cut ur FL and pick a TD, 4 SB and interlock with another TD.
2. Pick 4 SBS on ur right FL interlock with a TD.
3. Repeat step 2 three more times.
4. Pass ur left FL into the first TD that you started with then add 4 new SBS and interlock with the 4 SBS. You now have a semi circle.
5. Drop 2 TDs on ur right and lock with one of them.
6. Pass thru left line into the next 4 SBS of ur previous semi circle, add 1 new TD to ur right an lock with the new TD.
7. Repeat step 6 three times.
8. Pass the left FL into the last 4 SBS from the previous semi circle, then lock both line thru the first TD that you started with in step 5 and then tie taut.

Unripe habanero pepper (Ata Rodo)

INGREDIENTS

Unripe habanero pepper (Ata Rodo),
2 green tatashe peppers or green bell peppers,
1 locust bean seasoning (Iru, ogiri okpei or
dawadawa),
Palm oil,
Onion,
Crayfish (if you choose),
Assorted meat,
Fish(Beef, Shaki [Cow Tripe], Dry fish or
Stockfish).

PREPARATION
1. Wash and blend the peppers and the onion.
Remember to remove the seeds from the
green tatashe or the green bell peppers.
2. Grind the crayfish and the locust bean
seasoning with a dry mill.
3. Cook your meat and fish with Knorr Stock
Cubes until well done.
4. Pour the blended pepper into a separate pot
and cook on high heat until all of the water
dries up.
5. Pour the red palm oil into a clean, dry pot
and bleach until it turns clear. It should look
like vegetable oil when done.
6. Leave the oil to cool down a bit and then
add the boiled pepper puree; fry the mixture
until all of the water has evaporated.
7. Add the crayfish and locust bean seasoning,
as well as the meat and fish, and stir well.
8. Add salt to taste, leave the mixture to
simmer and it is ready to be served.
9. Serve with Ofada Rice with traditional uma or
banana.

TOILET WASH

20 litres  Toilet wash
 perfume  (100ml)
Sulphonic Acid ½ litre
Hydrochloric Acid ¼ litre
Soda Ash 1kg
Natrosol 5TSP
Colourant (green) 2tsp
Water 18 litres
Total 20 litres
Note:
*Hydrochlooric Acid is a germ Killer and stain
remover
*. Natrosol is a thickner
* Use only water soluble colourants
* Empicol is a foaming agent and emulsifier to
help the ingredients to mix well.
PROCESSING METHOD
1. Measure out the ingredients in separate
containers
2. Place the water in the mixer (bowl or tank)
and add the soda ash and mix till fully
dissolved. (about 20 minutes)
3. Add the  sulphonic acid
and mix slowly to avoid excessive foaming.
4. Add the perfume and mix till well blended
. (About 10 minutes).
5. Into a ½ litre cup of water, put the 5TSP
natrosol and mix well (about 10 seconds) and
immediately add this mixture into the main
product and continue mixing till the product
becomes thick (about 10 minutes).
6. Add the Hydrochloric acid or  and
mix well (about 5 minutes)
7. Add colour and mix for 10 mins...

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V CONNECT DESIGN

If is V connection here is d procedure

Materials:Size8 crystal bead,0.35mmfl, size2 seed bead.
Name: V connect
STEP1: Pick up 1sb,1cb,1sb,1cb

,1sb,1cb,1sb,1cb,1sb,1cb,1sb,1cb and knot to form a circle.

STEP2:Pick up 3sb and pass it into d first seed bead in a circular motion.

STEP3: Pass d fl into d cb and sb,pick up 3sb and pass into d sb again in a circular motion.
Continue this process for Step4,5,6and 7.

STEP8: FOR THE JOINING. Pass the needle into d seed beads and crystal beads and pass into 2 more seed beads in an upward direction.

STEP9:Pick up 3sb and pass it back again into d seed bead the fl is comin out from in a circular motion.

STEP10:Pass d fl into the next cb and sb, pick up 3 sb and pass d fl back into d sb.
CONTINUE THE PROCESS ALL THROUGH.

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