Camomile, Cumcumber and Rosewater Soothing Toner

This Cammomile, Cucumber and Rosewater Toner is great for very sensitive skin. It helps to treat inflammation, skin irritations, reduce redness, refine pores and calm the skin. This ingredients in this toner are found to be beneficial to oily and acne prone skin, eczema, dry and damaged skin and Rosacea prone skin.

Utensils:
- Spray Bottle
- Grater
- cheese cloth

- jug or bowl

Ingredients:

- rose water (organic)

- cucumber

- camomile tea bags

- boiled water

1. Boil the kettle. Place boiled water and 2 tea bags of Cammomile tea in a jug or cup (you need to be able to poor contents into spray bottle). Leave it until completely cooled.
2. While waiting for the cammomile tea to cool, grate up cucumber, about half a cucumber is sufficent.

3. Place the grated cucumber into thr cheese cloth, hold it over a jug or bowl and squeeze.

4. You now have the juice of the cucumber.

5. Fill 1/3 of the spray bottle with camomile tea, then 1/3 of cucumber juice, and then fill 1/3 with rose water. 

6. Put on the lid and shake!

You now have your Cammomile, Cucumber and Rose water toner.

Keep in the the fridge for up to 2 weeks. After 2 weeks you can repeat this recipe.

Your skin should feel, smooth, soft and calm after using this toner. 

Enjoy!

Simple Home-made Leave-in Hair Conditioner

This is how you can make your own simple leave in hair conditioner at home:

What you will need:

- A store bought hair conditioner 

Suggestion: I use Moogoo's cream conditioner because it does not contain sulfates and it contains natural oils; which are perfect for smoothing frizz and softening hair.

- An oil (optional) I.e; coconut, olive, jojoba or argan oil.

- Water (use distilled water, if preferred)

- A spray bottle

How to make:

Step 1: Fill 1/8 of the spray bottle with your chosen conditioner

Step 2: Add a table spoon of your chosen oil

Step 3: Fill the remainder of the bottle with water, but leave some room for when you shake it (it will foam up)

Step 3 :Shake until the conditioner and oil have fully mixed with the water.

Now you have your own leave-in hair conditioner!

Note: You will need to shake your leave-in-conditioner before each use.

Let me know how you went! :)

- Molly