Make Your Own Hard Lotion: A Healing Alternative to Traditional Lotions (The Backyard Renaissance Series)
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Make Your Own Hard Lotion: A Healing Alternative to Traditional Lotions (The Backyard Renaissance Series)
<p>Today’s liquid commercial lotions have more toxic chemicals than we want to admit. Homemade liquid lotions have a shelf life of only a couple of weeks. Hard Lotion is the solution for those interested in avoiding commercial products or lotions with short shelf lives and who want smooth, soft skin. </p> <p>Amberlee, the owner of the noted Amberlee’s Apothecary and full-time chemist and Caleb Warnock, the self-sufficiency expert, have teamed to provide easy-to-make hard lotion solutions for your skin needs. Drawing on chemistry and key health ingredients like coconut and avocado oils. Hard lotions are simply the best solution to the skin you want. And, creating your lotion at home is fun and far less expensive than the commercial alternatives. </p>
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