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Nice post i will try making my own lotion for kids this will be fun!, i always dream about making my own scent and this came across post is like a faith for me. and i will tell my best friend about this since we both like experimenting new things :)
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Lynne
I agree with you, so many of these store bought products just moisturize a few minutes after putting them on and then suddenly my skin feels all dry again. I would feel so much happier knowing exactly what is in these products and having completely natural products... especially when it comes to my kids.
I'm just wondering now about how I can make variations to this cream. Here in South Africa we have Rooibos. Most commonly made into tea, but it is also great for your skin. I also have Aloe plants growing all over my front garden, another natural plant in South Africa.
It is brilliant for skin, and for burns including sunburns. I am now wondering if I can make our own aftersun cream
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