Aromatherapy Scincare

DIY Natural Skincare
Making your own natural aromatherapy skincare products.
Aromatherapy
Natural Skincare
Recipes
Learn how to make your own Shampoos & Conditioners,

Lip Balm, Perfume, Special Bath Treats, Glycerine Soaps,
Moisturisers, Cellulite Massage Oil, Sugar Buff, Clay
Masks, Bath Salts, Cleopatra’s Milk Bath etc etc
Enjoy Creating
Janet Rundle, Director and Creator
www.mothernaturesaroma.com
Aromatherapy Natural Skincare Recipes
Please find following some excellent recipes that I have made for you.
These have been produced by Janet Rundle at DIY Natural Skincare and Mother Na-
tures Aroma Pty Ltd, we also organise Hands-On-Workshops and have Kits available so
that you can make your own Natural Skincare Products.
Please feel free to pass these Introductory Aromatherapy Natural Skincare Recipes to
your friends and family, however it can only be passed on in this format.
I can be contacted at janet@thearomaguide.com or janet@mothernaturesaroma.com
OUR MISSION STATEMENT
Educate people in the art and benefits of aromatherapy in their everyday lives.
Educate people on the nasty chemicals that are currently in their store bought
skincare products.
Let people experience how easy, fun, quick and affordable it is to make their
own natural skincare products.
Encourage people to make gifts for their friends and family. (I feel so great
when I give something that is handmade by me, with love)
Give women a reason to get together with their friends.
Help women release their creative spirit.
Enjoy my Recipes ©
Created and Developed with Love ♥ by Janet Rundle

At www.thearomaguide.com and www.mothernaturesaroma.com
©www.mothernaturesaroma.com
Hair Shampoo & Conditioner …………………………………..3

For Dry Hair
For Normal Hair
For Oily Hair
Cellulite Massage Oil …………………………………………….3
Footbath for Tired/Painful Feet ………………………….…...3
Luscious Orange Lip Balm ……………………………….……..4
Solid Perfume ……………………………………………….….….4
Glycerine Soaps—Information …………………………………5
Citrus Gylcerine Soaps …………………………………………..6
Relaxing Lavender Soap ……………………………………..….7
Bath Salts—Information ………………………………………..8
Serenity Bath Salts ……………………………………………....9
Lavender Bath Fizz ……………………………………………...10
Cleopatra’s Milk Bath …………………………………………..10
Making an Emulsion
— using a microwave ……………………………………….11
Making an Emulsion
— using frypan or electric frypan ……………………….12
Face Night Cream ………………………………………………..13
Men’s Moisturiser ………………………………………………..13
DIY Clay Face Mask ………………………………………..…...14
Cleansing Clay Mask …………………………………………....15
Invigorating Sugar Buff ………………………………………...16
Other Resources ………………………………………………….17
HAIR SHAMPOO & CONDITIONER

Recipes listed are for both shampoo and conditioners separately.
Matching sets of shampoo and conditioner will compliment each other.
Ingredients: Dry Hair

125 ml Shampoo and/or Conditioner Base
6 drops Rosemary essential oil
6 drops Cedarwood essential oil
6 drops Ylang Ylang essential oil
2 ml Vitamin E
Ingredients: Normal Hair

10 drops Geranium essential oil
5 drops Clary Sage essential oil
2 ml Vitamin E
Ingredients: Oily Hair

5 drops Eucalyptus essential oil
5 drops Lemon essential oil
8 drops Lavender essential oil
2 ml Vitamin E
TO MAKE:
1. Place shampoo/conditioner in a bowl.
2. Add E and mix thoroughly.
3. Leave mixture to settle for 20-30 minutes.
4. Add essential oils and mix thoroughly.
TO USE:
Use as you would normally do.
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CELLULITE MASSAGE OIL

(makes 50 ml)
Great to massage into your hips, thighs & buttocks after you have a shower.
It won’t take long before you notice an improvement.
Ingredients:
20 ml Sweet Almond oil
20 ml Apricot Kernel oil
5 ml Sunflower oil
5 ml Wheatgerm oil
12 drops Juniper essential oil

7 drops Rosemary essential oil
TO MAKE:
1. Mix together Sweet Almond, Apricot Kernel, Sunflower and Wheatgerm oil, into a 50ml
glass amber bottle.
2. Add essential oils, shake well and label and it is ready for use.
TO USE:
Rub massage oil into your hips, thighs and buttocks. The stimulation and these essential oils,
have been known to help reduce cellulite.
FOOTBATH FOR TIRED/PAINFUL FEET

Excellent treatment to give your overworked feet, after a long hard day.
Sit back, relax and enjoy.
Ingredients:
2 litres of pure warm water
3 Tablespoons of yellow clay
8 drops of peppermint oil
small quantity of vinegar
TO MAKE & USE:

1. Mix the above ingredients into suitable container for your feet.
2. SOAK feet, for as long as you so desire or need.
3. Pat feet dry and sprinkle with white clay.
LUSCIOUS ORANGE LIP BALM

(makes about 7 x 10 g)
This lip balm is very moisturising, soothing and healing and it is also All Natural.
Ingredients:
15 g Beeswax
5 g Cocoa Butter
30 ml Sweet Almond oil
30 ml Apricot Kernel oil
2 ml Orange essential oil
TO MAKE:
1. Put Beeswax, Cocoa Butter, Sweet Almond and Apricot Kernel oil bain-marie or the
Microwave (for 2min).
2. When beeswax and cocoa butter has melted, add honey, keeping the mixture over heat.
Once mixture is liquid, remove if from the heat.
3. Using an electric hand mixer, stir the mixture to ensure the honey is well dispersed in the
mixture and does not sink to the bottom.
4. Once the mixture begins to cool, stir in the vanilla essence.(If mixture cools too quickly
then put container in bowl of hot water)
5. Quickly pour into containers.
6. When mixture has cooled in containers put lids and labels on.
SOLID PERFUME
(makes 80g)
With this solid perfume you can add your favourite smelling essentials oils and not have to have
alcohol sprayed on your body. This a very natural alternative.
Ingredients:
50 g Coconut Oil
25 g Beeswax
8 ml Pure Essential oil (scent of your choice)
TO MAKE:
1. Heat Beeswax and coconut oil together.
2. Wait for mixture to cool down and then pour in essential oils and mix well until oils are
totally mixed. (if mixture cools too quickly then put container in bowl of hot water)
3. Then pour mixture into jars immediately.
4. When mixture has cooled in containers put lids on.
GLYCERINE SOAPS - INFORMATION

This naturally derived vegetable Melt & Pour soap is scent-free, transparent and very easy to use,
therefore allowing you to add your own colours, scents and other additives to create your own
truly unique soaps.
Basic melt and pour soap recipe

Ingredients:
Melt and pour soap 500 g
Dyes (water soluble) as desired
Essential oil 10ml
Teas/botanicals/clays/extracts (optional) 5 gm
Cream/lotion (optional) 25 gm
Carrier oil (optional) 25 ml
(or break down to quantity making)
Microwave Instructions:
1. Melt soap in micro-waveable container, on very low heat.
2. Add premixed dye or food colouring, as desired and mix thoroughly.
3. In a separate bowl/jar, mix essential oil and carrier oil and mix thoroughly.
Add this blend into soap making and be sure to stir this in thoroughly.
Botanicals, herbals extracts and cream/lotion should be added in at this point (these in
gredients are optional).
4. Place mixture into desired mould and leave to set.
5. Leave mixture to harden for 48 hours, mixture should then be rock hard and ready for use
in your next bath or shower.
Handy Hits:
To get better results with your colouring, always mix dyes in a small amount of water
(about 10-15mls) and then slowly add to melted soap mixture until desired colour is
reached.
When melting the soap, make sure that all the soap is actually melted otherwise
fragments that are not melted will not absorb colour or scent.
Use 1-2% of essential oils in your soap recipes. For soaps made specifically for the
face and scalp use only 1% of essential oil.
Our soap is micro-waveable – this should be done on the lowest possible heat. Re-
member that melting point of soap is only 60 degrees celcius.
You can pre-grease moulds with a vegetable oil, soaps should be wrapped as soon as
they have set.
CITRUS GLYCERINE SOAPS

These soaps are extremely easy to make and are very refreshing by using these
wonderful citrus essential oils.
Ingredients:
500 gm Melt & Pour soap (clear)
10 ml Essential oil
(eg. Lemon, Lime, Mandarin, Grapefruit, Orange,
Tangerine)
or break up batch and do a few different types of soaps
Dye or food colouring (water soluble) (optional)
TO MAKE:
1. Melt soap in micro-waveable container, in microwave on very low heat or use double
boiler method. Make sure all soap has melted.
2. In a separate bowl, mix essential oil thoroughly. Add this blend into melted soap and be
ure to stir this in thoroughly.
3. Mix dye or food colouring with a small amount of water (about 10-15 mls), then slowly
add to melted soap mixture until desired colour is reached.
4. Place mixture into desired mould and leave to set.
5. Once mixture has set in mould you can pop it out, if you have difficulty put them in the
freezer for 10 minutes.
6. Soaps should be wrapped as soon as they have set.
TO USE:
Leave soap to harden for at least 48 hours, before using for your bath or shower.
Your product is now ready to use or give to your friends

as great handmade gifts—made with Love
RELAXING LAVENDER SOAP

These soaps have the relaxing and antiseptic properties of lavender essential oil and a
light scrub with the lavender flowers throughout.
Ingredients:
500 gm Melt & Pour soap (clear)
10 ml Lavender essential oil
½ cup dried Lavender flowers (optional)
2 t Grapefruit Seed Extract
Dye or food colouring (water soluble) (optional)
TO MAKE:
1. Melt soap in micro-waveable container, in microwave on very low heat or use double
boiler method. Make sure all soap has melted.
2. Make sure the soap has cooled down before adding lavender essential oil and stir
thoroughly.
3. Mix dye or food colouring with a small amount of water (about 10-15 ml), then slowly add
to melted soap mixture until desired colour is reached.
4. Add grapefruit seed extract and dried lavender flowers and stir thoroughly while it starts
to cool down, this will give you a bar of soap with lavender throughout.
If you want the lavender to sink to the bottom, then pour while still hot.
5. Pour mixture into desired mould and leave to set.
6. Once mixture has set in mould you can pop it out, if you have difficulty put them in the
freezer for 10 minutes.
7. Soaps should be wrapped in cellophane or plastic wrap, as soon as they have set.
TO USE:
Leave soap to harden for at least 48 hours, before using for your bath or shower.
BATH SALTS - INFORMATION

Bath salts are not only helpful in creating a desired state-of-mind, they are also an excel-
lent way to absorb the beneficial effects of essential oils.
Bath salts are quite easy to make and require very little preparation time.
Ingredients:
Sodium bicarbonate 30 grms
Salts (Epsom salts/ bath salts – fine or coarse) 470 gm
Teas/botanicals (optional) 5-10 gm
Essential oil 5 ml
Dyes to suit – water soluble (optional) as desired
Instructions:
1. Add premixed dyes into salts and mix through thoroughly.
2. In a separate bowl/jar, add essential oils together and then mix into salts thoroughly.
3. Add botanicals (optional) and premixed clays and mix through thoroughly.
4. Add sieved sodium bicarbonate and mix all ingredients together thoroughly.
Handy hints:
Always use gloves to prevent hands from drying
To get better results with your colouring, always mix dyes in a small amount of water
(about 10-15mls) and then slowly add to salts before all oils have been added.
To avoid chunks, always sieve sodium bicarbonate before adding to salts.
SERENITY BATH SALTS

(makes about 4 cups)
Bath salts are quite easy to make and require very little preparation time.
Ingredients:
3 cups Sea Salt (medium)
½ cup Epsom Salts
½ cup Sodium bicarbonate
1/8 cup Calendula flowers (optional)
5 ml Serenity essential oil blend

Dyes to suit – water soluble (optional)
TO MAKE:
1. Add premixed dyes into salts and mix through thoroughly.
2. In a separate bowl/jar, add essential oils together and then mix into salts thoroughly.
3. Add botanicals (optional) and premixed clays (optional) and mix through thoroughly.
4. Add sieved sodium bicarbonate and mix all ingredients together thoroughly.
TO USE:
Sprinkle about ½ cup of bath salts into bath, while the tap is running.
Your product is now ready to use or give to your friends

as great handmade gifts—made with Love
LAVENDER BATH FIZZ

(makes over 2 cups of bath fizz)
Ingredients:
1 cup Sodium Bicarbonate
¾ cup Citric Acid
3 T Cornflour
½ cup Sea salt
handful of gently crushed dried Lavender buds
2 ml (40 drops) Lavender essential oil
TO MAKE:
1. Combine all the above ingredients and pack into a jar.
2. It is really important to keep these ingredients extremely dry or the fizzing

will take place without you.
TO USE:
You can choose how much to use per bath,
you will probably need a filter in the drain to catch the lavender buds.
CLEOPATRA’S MILK BATH

(makes over 3 cups)
All natural ingredients combined to soothe and nourish your skin.
Ingredients:
2 cup Powdered Milk 1 ml (20 drops) Geranium essential oil
½ cup Bi-carb soda .5 ml (10 drops) Mandarin essential oil
½ cup Epsom salts .5 ml (10 drops) Ylang Ylang essential oil
½ cup Honey
handful of Rose Petals
TO MAKE:
1. Mix together powdered milk, bi-carb soda, epsom salts.
2. Heat honey just a little bit and add essential oils and mix thoroughly.
3. Then combine dry ingredients with honey mixture.
4. Once the mixture is well combined, then add a handful of Rose Petals.
TO USE:
You can choose how much to use per bath,
you will probably need a filter in the drain to catch the rose petals.
MAKING AN EMULSION
USING A MICROWAVE OVEN
You Will Need:

• 2 microwave resistant cooking jugs or bowls
• Cooking Thermometer
• Microwave Oven
• Purified or Demineralised Water
• Blender or Hand Whisk
Step by Step:
1. Sterilise containers, wash hands and have clean utensils ready.
2. Measure out ingredients for Water Phase into one of the microwave resistant jugs.
3. Place Water Phase jug ingredients into microwave and cook on High until it is heated to
65-70°C, then remove and place on bench.
4. Next measure out ingredients for Oil Phase into the second jug. Then place jug in micro
wave and cook on High until it is also heated to 65-70°C. then remove and place on
bench.
5. Once the correct temperature has been reached for both Phases, slowly pour the Water
Phase into the Oil Phase and stir continuously.
6. At this stage the emulsion is very runny and milky looking.
7. Continue to stir whilst emulsion is cooling.
8. Cool emulsion to 45°C (by sitting jug in bowl of cold water), then add your essential oils.
9. Use an electric mixer for 20-30 seconds to properly blend in oils and help thicken.
10.Once emulsion starts to thicken pour into jars and label.
11.Leave lids off until mixture has cooled right down – it will thicken more as it cools down.
MAKING AN EMULSION
USING AN ELECTRIC FRYPAN OR FRYPAN
You Will Need:

• 2 glass jugs or heat resistant mixing bowls
• Cooking Thermometer
• Electric Frypan, frypan or Large saucepan
• Egg rings
• Purified or Demineralised Water
• Blender or Hand Whisk
Step by Step:
1. Sterilise containers, wash hands and have clean utensils ready.
2. Put water into your Frypan and turn it on and also put in egg rings, to keep jugs off bottom.
3. Measure out ingredients for Water Phase into one of the glass jugs and put it on a set of
egg rings.
4. Measure out ingredients for Oil Phase into other glass jug and put it on other set of egg
rings.
5. Heat both Water and Oil Phase to 65-70°C.
6. Once this temperature has been reached, slowly pour the Water Phase into the Oil Phase
and stir continuously.
7. Take off heat – at this stage the emulsion is very runny and milky looking.
8. Continue to stir whilst emulsion is cooling.
9. Cool emulsion to 45°C (by sitting jug in bowl of cold water), then add your essential oils.
10.Use an electric mixer for 20-30 seconds to properly blend in oils and help thicken.
11.Once emulsion starts to thicken pour into jars and label.
12.Leave lids off until mixture has cooled right down – it will thicken more as it cools down.
FACE NIGHT CREAM

(makes about 400 grams)
Protect and nourish your skin with your own personal face day moisturising cream.
Apply in the morning before putting on your make-up and your skin will stay soft and
supple.
Ingredients:
Water Phase (High for 1min 50secs) Oil Phase (High for 1min 10secs)
125 ml Chamomile Water 25 ml Sweet Almond Oil
175 ml Purified or Demineralised Water 20 ml Apricot Kernel Oil
20 ml Vegetable Glycerine 10 ml Sunflower Oil
2 ml (40 drops) grapefruit seed extract 10 ml Wheatgerm Oil
30 g Emulsifying Wax
Add at 45°C
1.6 ml (32 drops) Palmarosa essential oil
1.4 ml (28 drops) Bergamot essential oil
1 ml (20 drops) Ylang Ylang essential oil
TO MAKE:
See Instructions to “Making An Emulsion – on previous pages”
MEN’S MOISTURISER
(makes about 400 grams)
This men’s moisturiser is great to put on after shaving to help soothe and nourish your
skin. Great gift to make for your man, my father loved it.
Ingredients:
Water Phase (High for 1min 50secs) Oil Phase (High for 1min 10secs)
125 ml Lavender Water 20 ml Sweet Almond Oil
175 ml Purified or Demineralised Water 15 ml Apricot Kernel Oil
20 ml Vegetable Glycerine 15 ml Sunflower Oil
2 ml (40 drops) grapefruit seed extract 5 ml Wheatgerm Oil
30 g Emulsifying Wax
Add at 45°C
2 ml (40 drops) Mandarin essential oil
1.3 ml (26 drops) Cedarwood essential oil
.7 ml (14 drops) Lavender essential oil
TO MAKE:
See Instructions to “Making An Emulsion – on previous pages”
DIY CLAY FACE MASK

(designed for your needs)
Step One: - Choose the Clay for your skin type –

French Clay
Green: The most popular of the clays, for it’s healing, removing toxins.
Green clay cleanses, exfoliates, smoothes & softens the skin.
Pink: For sensitive skins, tissue firming and softening of skin.
Red: For mature, tired, stressed, dehydrated skin, it is an oilier type of clay.
White: Used for very sensitive skins
Yellow: For sun damaged, fatigued skin, similar to green but gentler.
Step Two: – Choose the Essential oils for your skin –

Essential Oils
Dry Skin:
Patchouli, sandalwood, geranium, evening primrose, rosehip, chamomile, neroli
Oily Skin:
Rosemary, lemon, juniper, geranium, cedarwood, lavender, bergamot, may chang
Sensitive/mature Skin:
Carrot seed, frankincense, rosehip, evening primrose, neroli, chamomile
TO MAKE:
1. In a glass or ceramic dish, mix selected clay (see above – for skin type) with pure water,
floral water or vegetable oil.
2. Add essential oils if required (see above – for skin type).
3. Mix to smooth paste.
TO USE:
1. Apply evenly over face, avoiding sensitive eye area.
2. Leave for 10-15 minutes.
3. Do not allow to dry - If drying occurs before time is up, spray with mineral water to
keep it moist.
4. Lightly remove with wet sponge, pat dry and moisturise as usual.
CLEANSING CLAY MASK

(makes 100g)
A cleansing and healing mask for oily, combination and clogged skins.
Ingredients:
50 g Green clay
50 ml Purified water or floral water
5 ml Vegetable Glycerin
5 drops Grapefruit seed extract (optional)
1 drop Juniper essential oil
TO MAKE:
1. Mix vegetable glycerine with purified or floral water in a glass or plastic bowl.
2. Sprinkle green clay on top of the above mixture.
3. Add pure essential oils and grapefruit seed extract and stir.
4. Let sit for a couple of minutes and stir again until all lumps dissolved.
5. This mask can be used straight away and what is left over stored in a sterilised
container and label.
TO USE:
1. Apply evenly over face, avoiding the sensitive eye area.
2. Leave for 10-15 minutes. Do not allow to dry - If drying occurs before time is up
spray with mineral water to keep it moist.
3. Lightly remove with wet sponge, pat dry and moisturise as usual.
Mixing Tips:
Use glass, porcelain, ceramic, wood or pyrex bowls for mixing clay, never use
metal.
Mix clay with un-aerated spring/mineral water never hot or tap water.
Always add clay to the liquid, not liquid to clay.
Leave the clay to dissolve, when all the clay has dissolved then mix into a smooth
consistency.
INVIGORATING SUGAR BUFF

(makes about 2 cups)
Ingredients:
½ cup Brown Sugar
½ cup Sea Salt (fine)
½ cup of Glycerine – Melt & Pour (optional)
1 T Kaolin or White clay
1 T Honey
¼ cup Sunflower & Sweet Almond oil
1 t Vitamin E oil
1 ml (20 drops) Grapefruit essential oil

1 ml (20 drops) Lime essential oil
1 ml (20 drops) Orange essential oil
or other essential oils – (if using these avoid exposing skin to direct sunlight)
TO MAKE:
1. Melt – Glycerine Melt & Pour soap and then mix in honey.
2. Mix together the above with brown sugar, sea salt and clay.
3. Mix together sunflower, sweet almond and vitamin E oil and then add essential oils.
4. Mix oil ingredients with dry ingredients and then spoon into containers.
TO USE:
1. The oil will settle on the top, so stir before use.
2. Stand in the tub or shower on a rubber, non-slip mat. This mixture is oily so be careful.
3. Take Invigorating Sugar Buff in your palm and apply in circular motions all over your body
– this is an invigorating scrub so rub gently.
4. When all body parts are scrubbed rinse thoroughly and blot skin dry with a towel.
5. As with all scrub-type products, always use Invigorating Sugar Buff prior to shaving – not
after.
6. After showering, rinse the tub or shower well so others do not slip.
Not recommended for the face.
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DIY Natural Skincare

Making your own natural aromatherapy skincare products.

Learn how to make your own Shampoos & Conditioners,

Janet Rundle, Director and Creator

I can be contacted at janet@thearomaguide.com or janet@mothernaturesaroma.com

OUR MISSION STATEMENT

Give women a reason to get together with their friends.

Help women release their creative spirit.

Created and Developed with Love ♥ by Janet Rundle

Aromatherapy Natural Skincare Recipes

Hair Shampoo & Conditioner …………………………………..3

HAIR SHAMPOO & CONDITIONER

Ingredients: Dry Hair

Ingredients: Normal Hair

Ingredients: Oily Hair

2. Add E and mix thoroughly.

3. Leave mixture to settle for 20-30 minutes.

4. Add essential oils and mix thoroughly.

CELLULITE MASSAGE OIL

12 drops Juniper essential oil

FOOTBATH FOR TIRED/PAINFUL FEET

TO MAKE & USE:

LUSCIOUS ORANGE LIP BALM

5. Quickly pour into containers.

3. Then pour mixture into jars immediately.

4. When mixture has cooled in containers put lids on.

GLYCERINE SOAPS - INFORMATION

Basic melt and pour soap recipe

2. Add premixed dye or food colouring, as desired and mix thoroughly.

4. Place mixture into desired mould and leave to set.

CITRUS GLYCERINE SOAPS

Dye or food colouring (water soluble) (optional)

4. Place mixture into desired mould and leave to set.

6. Soaps should be wrapped as soon as they have set.

Your product is now ready to use or give to your friends

RELAXING LAVENDER SOAP

5. Pour mixture into desired mould and leave to set.

BATH SALTS - INFORMATION

To avoid chunks, always sieve sodium bicarbonate before adding to salts.

SERENITY BATH SALTS

5 ml Serenity essential oil blend

Your product is now ready to use or give to your friends

LAVENDER BATH FIZZ

2. It is really important to keep these ingredients extremely dry or the fizzing

CLEOPATRA’S MILK BATH

3. Then combine dry ingredients with honey mixture.

You Will Need:

6. At this stage the emulsion is very runny and milky looking.

7. Continue to stir whilst emulsion is cooling.

10.Once emulsion starts to thicken pour into jars and label.

You Will Need:

5. Heat both Water and Oil Phase to 65-70°C.

8. Continue to stir whilst emulsion is cooling.

11.Once emulsion starts to thicken pour into jars and label.

FACE NIGHT CREAM

DIY CLAY FACE MASK

Step One: - Choose the Clay for your skin type –

Step Two: – Choose the Essential oils for your skin –

2. Add essential oils if required (see above – for skin type).