How to Make Salt and Sugar Scrub!
I realized that instead of buying $10-20 scrubs you could make it yourself! I had to spread my excitement and what's better than making an instructable!
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How to Make a Sun-Protective Brim for a Bicycle Helmet
I really like my funky new bike helmet but it provides no shade for my face or neck, I've adapted an eleven dollar white canvas cricket hat to the task.
How to Make a Jiffy Beach Cover-Up Made From An Old Towel
Do you have an old towel just setting about and don't know what to do with it. Turn it into this cute little jacket that you can wear over a bathing suit at the pool or beach.
How to make exfoliating, moisturizing salt rub
A couple of years ago, while walking through a local mall, I actually stopped when an employee at one of those kiosks asked me if they could demonstrate one of their products to (and on) me.I figured I could probably make something like it.
How to make chocolate bath melts.
Bath melts are fruit or nut butter melts for soaking in the tub. The added ingredients will leave your skin soft, detoxified and smelling terrific. You can scent them with any essential oil or fragrance, and do them in any mold, even an ice cube tray.
How to treat a sunburn
Its an extremly easy and effective method to treat a painful sunburn.
It's High Time for Hemp
More than a decade ago, Calvin Klein predicted that hemp would become “the fiber of choice in both home furnishings and fashion industries.” Hemp is a viable—and desirable—alternative to cotton, which requires pounds of pesticides to grow.
Welcome to pure organic skin care
Founded in Boulder, Colorado, in 2000, Novaurora exists solely to introduce a new vision of health—skincare products without chemicals and with natural ingredients—says owner Pamela Lambert.
Be Nice to Your Skin, It is the Only One You've Got.
I was inspired by Jurriaan Kamp's invitation to share our stories here on this site.
When clothes are made from organic cotton, bamboo, or hemp, where are those crops grown?
Organic cotton, bamboo, and hemp are used for a wide range of textiles for clothing and bedding. Hemp is also used for food, paper, rope and other uses. Although grown all over the world, the majority of each of these crops is usually concentrated in a short list of countries, which varies by crop.
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