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Lotion for Acne-Prone or Blemished Skin

Acne-Prone Blemish Blueberry Seed Oil Cetearyl Alcohol Evening Primrose CO2 Extract Face Geranium Hazelnut Oil Lavender Lotion MF Emulsifier Palmarosa Preservative Eco Roman Chamomile St. John's Wort Oil VE Emulsifier Vitamin E Witch Hazel Glycerol Extract

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Stage 1: (above 75°C)
5% Hazelnut Oil
3% St. John’s Wort Oil
1% Cetearyl Alcohol
1% VE Emulsifier
 
Stage 2: (above 75°C)
71% Boiling Spring Water
4% Witch Hazel Glycerol Extract
2.5% MF Emulsifier
 
Stage 3: (below 40°C)
7% Blueberry Seed Oil
2% Evening Primrose CO2 Extract
1.5% Vitamin E
1% Preservative Eco
0.25% Lavender, High Altitude Essential Oil
0.25% Palmarosa Essential Oil
0.25% Roman Chamomile Essential Oil
0.25% Geranium Essential Oil
100% Total

Method:

  • Heat the Stage 1 (fat stage) materials in a stainless steel bowl on a bain marie (double boiler) to above 75°C.
  • Add the Stage 2 (water stage) ingredients to a larger bowl and put onto a bain marie. When the temperature is above 75°C, add Stage 1 to Stage 2.
  • Keep the temperature above 75°C and stir for 5 minutes.
  • Take the bowl off the heat and cool to below 40°C.
  • Mix the Stage 3 (below 40°C) ingredients together and stir into the cream. Mix thoroughly. Jar and label.
Grape Seed Oil

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Thistle Oil, High Linoleic Type (Organic) 100% Organic Content

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Argan Oil (Organic)

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Borage Oil with 0.5% Vitamin E (Organic)

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Emulsifying Wax (BTMS)

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Rosehip Seed Oil with 0.5% Vitamin E, Cold Pressed, Deodorised (Organic)

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Vitamin E Natural (100%)

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Rosemary Antioxidant CO2 Extract (Organic)

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Konjac Glucomannan Powder

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Blueberry Seed Oil, Cold Pressed with 0.5% Vitamin E

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Eco Marine Algae Extract

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Lavender Absolute

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Benzoin Pourable Essential Oil

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Palmarosa

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Palmarosa (Organic)

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