Showing posts with label Baby Massage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Baby Massage. Show all posts
Saturday, May 7, 2011
Baby Oil
This product is now available on the Skinflint website. It's a lovely blend of both light and rich oils and is enriched with vitamin E.
Very lightly scented with chamomile, sweet orange and lavender, it's perfect as a relaxing massage oil for your baby. It can also be used to soothe any dry areas and to keep baby's skin protected.
For a limited time, Skinflint Baby Oil is available in an elegant aluminium pump bottle. These can be kept and refilled as needed.
If you have a friend whose having a baby, a Skinflint Baby Gift Pack makes a perfect gift. Simply choose the products you'd like and put the words, "Gift Basket" in the message section on checkout, or email me with your requirements.
Buy Skinflint Baby Oil here.
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Baby Massage
Sunday, March 29, 2009
Baby Massage Oil and Blackberry Sage Soap
Yes, I know I'm meant to be working on my Clay Masques, but my neice wants me to make her a Baby Massage oil. That doesn't require too much formulation or experimentation. I already make the essential oil blend for babies with chamomile and lavender, so it's just a bit of a play with different oil blends.
I'm planning to use almond and apricot kernel blended with coconut oil. I'll use the fractionated coconut since it's very light and non-greasy. I like the 250ml PET spritzer bottles, so will use those with a flip top. I'm ordering in some nice pumps to go with these bottles, available as a separate one-off purchase to be re-used.
I have taken a photo of the Blackberry Sage soap I made recently. It really is gorgeous, but a little too large. I'll have to modify the batch size for this new mould I have.

I'm planning to use almond and apricot kernel blended with coconut oil. I'll use the fractionated coconut since it's very light and non-greasy. I like the 250ml PET spritzer bottles, so will use those with a flip top. I'm ordering in some nice pumps to go with these bottles, available as a separate one-off purchase to be re-used.
I have taken a photo of the Blackberry Sage soap I made recently. It really is gorgeous, but a little too large. I'll have to modify the batch size for this new mould I have.
Labels:
Baby Massage,
Soap making

