
Calm troubled skin with this soothing mask made from healing bentonite clay and oats. Bentonite clay absorbs toxins and impurities, and releases beneficial minerals to the skin. Oatmeal is soothing and skin-softening. Tea tree essential oil brings antiseptic and antibacterial properties.
INGREDIENTS
- 1 tbsp calcium bentonite clay
- 1 tbsp water
- 1 tsp powdered oats
- 2 drops tea tree essential oil
DIRECTIONS
- Blend dry ingredients together.
- Mix in water and tea tree essential oil until smooth.
- Apply a thin coat of the oatmeal clay mask and allow to dry.
- Use warm water to gently remove mask.
Note: It is important to use glass bowls when using bentonite clay, as glass will not react with the clay.

On those busy days when you don’t have time to wash, dry, and style your hair, refresh yesterday’s hair with this super simple dry shampoo recipe for light hair. The arrowroot powder helps to absorb moisture, and ylang ylang essential oil is great for oily scalp. Simply sprinkle dry shampoo powder onto a fluffy makeup brush, then brush sparingly onto hair roots.
INGREDIENTS
- 1 cup arrowroot powder
- 1 tsp baking powder
- 2-5 drops ylang ylang essential oil
DIRECTIONS
- Blend the powders together thoroughly.
- Add 2 drops ylang ylang essential oil and stir well. Ylang ylang has a strong fragrance so start with 2 drops, and increase drop by drop until desired scent level is reached.

Pamper your growing baby bump with this easy to make and use belly lotion bar.
INGREDIENTS & SUPPLIES
- 2 oz rosehip oil
- 1 oz beeswax pellets
- 1 oz shea butter
- 1 oz coconut oil
- 15-25 drops neroli essential oil
- silicone mold
DIRECTIONS
- Melt beeswax pellets, shea butter, and coconut oil over a double boiler.
- Remove from heat, then blend in rosehip oil and 15 drops neroli essential oil. Add additional neroli essential oil if desired.
- Pour into mold and allow to harden.
- Use hands to warm the belly lotion bar, then apply to belly. Safe to use in second and third trimesters.