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Application (Lips): Apply the lip care thinly to the lips with your finger.

Frequency: as needed Lip balm - Protects the lips from drying out. - 

1) Fill water into a small pot and place it on a stove plate. Heat the water in the pot at low temperature (e.g., setting I) without boiling.

2) Take a separate heat-resistant container (e.g., cup or bowl) that fits inside the pot. 3) Now add cocoa butter and beeswax to the chosen container. To speed up melting, you can chop the ingredients. Tip: Adding a small teaspoon of coconut oil or oils like almond, olive, etc., makes the lip balm smoother. 

4) Place the container with the ingredients in the pot of warm water. The water should touch the outside of the container up to half its height. If there is too much water in the pot, pour some out. 

5) Once the ingredients in the container have melted, additional additives can be included. Ingredient tips: Lavender, mint, lemon, cinnamon, honey. Dosage recommendation: Maximum one-fourth teaspoon per reusable tin. Note: When using powdered or herbal ingredients, only add one ingredient per reusable tin to prevent the balm from becoming too dry and hard. 

6) After mixing in the ingredients, turn off the stove plate and distribute the mixture from the container into reusable tins.

 7) The lip balm now needs some time to cool and harden.

 8) After about 2 hours, the lip balm can be used; after approximately 24 hours, it will be fully hardened. The reusable tins can then be easily sealed and taken anywhere or given as gifts.

Lip Scrub (Quick Version) - Removes dead skin cells. - Put a teaspoon of honey, olive oil, and brown sugar in a bowl and mix. Apply the mixture to the lips and massage gently. Leave on for about 15 minutes. Then wipe off the lips and moisturize with the homemade lip balm.

Preparation and info

Spray Bottles & Reusable Tins, Mixing Ratios * Mixtures marked with an asterisk (*) are suitable for application using a spray bottle. Ensure no particles enter the bottle that may clog the spray head. Rinse the bottle with warm water before first use and repeat if a new care mixture is added. Each mixture can also be applied directly on the lips with hands. * The base ingredients (cocoa butter and beeswax) for the lip balm are designed to fill the 3 reusable tins. Shelf Life * Hair and face mixtures last about 5 days in the fridge * Lip care lasts several weeks when stored cool. Additionally, you will need: * Typically, each recipe requires a bowl, teaspoons or tablespoons, and water. * For making lip care, you'll also need a surface like a wooden board, a kettle or stove plate, small pot or heat-resistant bowl, and a smaller heat-resistant container that fits inside the pot or bowl. * Ingredients requiring one or two additional items are underlined in the recipes. The set includes at least 2 different ingredients; you may have more at home or from a neighbor.

Notes

Caution when handling hot surfaces as well as sharp/pointed objects and substances. The contents and materials are not intended for consumption. In case of contact of the ingredients with the eye, rinse immediately under cold running water to prevent irritation. If allergic reactions or skin irritations occur, discontinue use immediately and seek medical attention.

Application (Face) 

Frequency: once a week 

Salt Face Toner - Skin cleansing with antibacterial effect - Dissolve a teaspoon of salt in a bowl with 100 ml of lukewarm tap water. The finished mixture can now be thinly spread on the face (avoiding the eyes). 

Salt Scrub - Helps to remove old skin cells. - Mix a teaspoon of salt in a bowl with 3 tablespoons of olive or coconut oil. Once a paste is formed, gently massage it onto the skin. Rinse off the scrub with lukewarm water afterwards. 

Salt Mouthwash - Can have anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effects in the mouth and throat. - Dissolve a teaspoon of salt in a glass of warm water. The mixture can now be gargled and used for rinsing the mouth. Keep the mixture in your mouth for about a minute and then spit it out (do not swallow). 

Salt Mask - Can provide a fresh complexion and soothe the skin. - Mix a teaspoon of salt with 2 teaspoons of honey until a uniform paste is formed. Apply this to the face (avoiding the eye and mouth area) and leave it on for 15 minutes. Then gently massage the mixture again and rinse off with lukewarm water, optionally using soap.

Application (Hair Treatment) Hair treatments are applied to towel-dried hair after washing and massaged into the scalp. The treatment needs to sit on the head for some time before being rinsed out. Frequency: once a week

Salt Hair Treatment - Suitable for oily hair and scalp, can also help with dandruff. - Put a teaspoon of salt in a bowl and mix with 100 ml of lukewarm tap water. Apply the mixture to the scalp and massage it in. Wrap the head with a towel and let the salt hair treatment sit for about 15 minutes. Rinse the hair thoroughly with lukewarm water and optionally shampoo.

Coffee Hair Treatment - Suitable for dry and damaged hair, promotes blood circulation in the scalp area. - Put 1-2 tablespoons of used coffee grounds in a bowl and pour 100 ml of boiling water over it. Let the mixture stand until the liquid appears black and has cooled down. Apply the mixture to the scalp and massage it in. Wrap the head with a towel and let the coffee hair treatment sit for about 30 minutes. Rinse the mixture thoroughly with lukewarm water afterwards.

Oil Hair Treatment - Suitable for dry and damaged hair. - Put 1-2 tablespoons of olive oil or coconut oil in a small container and gently warm it in a water bath. Massage the now lukewarm oil into the hair (hair should be clean and slightly damp at most). Wrap the head with a towel and let the oil hair treatment sit for about an hour. Wrap your hair with a towel and leave everything untouched for an hour. Rinse the hair thoroughly with lukewarm water and optionally shampoo afterwards.

Application (Hair Conditioner) The hair conditioner is applied directly to damp hair after washing. After about 3-5 minutes of exposure time, the hair is rinsed with warm water and gently squeezed with hands. Then, wrap the hair in a towel and pat dry. The hair can be dried with a warm hairdryer (not hot!) or simply air-dried. Frequency: once or twice a week.

Apple Cider Vinegar Hair Conditioner - Gives hair more shine and prevents dry and brittle hair. - Mix 1 teaspoon of apple cider vinegar with 100 ml of lukewarm water. Ready to fill and use.

Lavender Hair Conditioner - For dry scalp, damaged hair, can help with dandruff (suitable for dark hair). - Put 1 teaspoon of lavender in a container and pour 100 ml of boiling water over it. Cover the container and let the mixture steep for four hours. The mixture is now ready for use.

Sage Hair Conditioner - For oily hair, itchy and oily scalp, has anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties. - Put 1 teaspoon of sage in a container and pour 100 ml of boiling water over it. Cover the container and let the mixture steep for four hours. The mixture is now ready for use.

Lemon Hair Conditioner - For dry, brittle hair, dandruff, and oily scalp, can add more shine and feel light. - Mix 1 tablespoon of lemon juice (fresh lemon) with 100 ml of lukewarm water. Ready to fill and use.

Ingredients:

Sage / Peppermint, dried: They can cleanse clogged pores and impure skin and reduce sebum production (Dosage: about 1/2 teaspoon per bowl)

Salt: is great as an exfoliating additive. It can be further crushed for a finer grind (Dosage: about 1 level teaspoon per bowl).

Lavender flowers, dried: They can soothe irritated skin and may also have anti-inflammatory properties. (Dosage: about 1/2 teaspoon per bowl).

Beeswax & Cocoa Butter: The contents of the bag are used to make the base substance for the 3 tins of lip balm.

Marshmallow ingredients: are effective against minor burns, cracked skin, and eczema. (Dosage: about 1/2 teaspoon per bowl).