Hello, I'm Mia — Welcome!

Thank you for stopping by. 

This is my little corner of the internet where I share the ingredients I use to make 

a secelction of body and beauty cosmetics at home.

With living costs the way they are, I've been finding small ways to keep a little luxury in my self-care routine 

— and making my own body butter has been one of the best discoveries.

 I still treat myself to my favorite products and brands when I can, but in the meantime, 

making my own batches at home has genuinely surprised me with how good it can be.

Here's what I've found: my home made products 

lasts longer, are more cost-effective, and is honestly very easy to make. 

It feels luxurious, it's deeply nourishing, and the best part — 

you get to choose your own scents. 

I personally love adding a touch of rose essence oil for that extra boost.

Throughout this page, you'll find all the individual ingredients I use, the benefits of each item, 

and links to the exact products I'm currently using, tested and to make my own beauty products at home.

I hope to encourage you to give making you own a go! 

Body Butter, Hair Nourisher, Healing Cream, 

Pink Himalayan S Face Tonner.

And if you're just getting started — don't overthink it. 

You can begin with a single ingredient like Shea Butter, 

or start the way I did: 

a few simple ingredients, a little experimenting, 

and working out what consistency makes you happy. 

Add to your recipe as you go.

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Let's review the products and ingredients used; 

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Shea Butter

Shea butter is a powerhouse moisturizer, packed with fatty acids and vitamins A and E, that deeply hydrates, softens, and protects the skin. Its anti-inflammatory properties soothe irritation, eczema, and sunburns, while it also helps boost collagen production to reduce fine lines and improve elasticity. It is suitable for all skin types and supports a healthy skin barrier. 

More information on Sheer Butter and its Qualities caudalie.com - ref

What is sheer butter healthline.com - ref

Coconut Oil

Coconut oil is a highly effective, natural skin moisturizer and protectant, rich in lauric acid, which boasts antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. It deeply hydrates dry skin, strengthens the skin's protective barrier, and helps soothe conditions like eczema. It is also used as a makeup remover, body oil, and for healing minor skin issues.

Coconut oil and the skin - healthline.com -ref

Benefits of Coconut oil for the skin - upcirclebeauty.com - ref

Castor Oil

Castor oil.

Castor oil is a nutrient-rich, versatile oil that deeply moisturizes, reduces acne-causing bacteria, and minimizes inflammation, making it excellent for dry, irritated, or aging skin. Its high ricinoleic acid content promotes skin hydration, supports collagen production, and helps heal dry patches, chapped lips, and sunburn.

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Jojoba Oil

Jojoba oil.

Jojoba oil is a non-comedogenic, hydrating wax ester that mimics natural skin sebum, making it excellent for balancing oil production and moisturizing dry skin. It offers anti-inflammatory and antioxidant (Vitamin E) benefits that soothe skin conditions like eczema/psoriasis, promote collagen synthesis, and help fade scars

 Did you know: 

That's right - it is a liquid, but not a liquid oil. It's a liquid wax. Jojoba oil doesn't contain triglycerides, but rather esters of varying carbon fatty acid lengths.

Aloe Gel

Aloe vera gel is a versatile natural remedy primarily used to soothe sunburns, deeply moisturize skin, and accelerate the healing of minor cuts, burns, and abrasions. Rich in vitamins, enzymes, and amino acids, it acts as an anti-inflammatory, helps reduce acne, and can improve hair health by reducing dandruff.

 Did you know: 

Aloe vera gel, often referred to as a "burn plant" or the "plant of immortality," is a clear, jelly-like substance found inside the leaves of the Aloe barbadensis succulent. It has been used for thousands of years for its moisturizing, soothing, and medicinal properties.

Cocoa Butter

Cocoa butter is a deeply nourishing moisturiser that, when blended with ingredients like shea butter, vitamin E, or essential oils, creates a luxurious body cream that melts into skin to lock in hydration, improve elasticity, and leave you with a silky-smooth glow! 

Cocoa butter in its raw form is uniquely hard and dense compared to other natural butters — unlike soft, crumbly alternatives like shea or mango butter, it comes as a solid bar or block that needs to be grated or shaved down before it can be melted and blended with your other ingredients, making that extra prep step totally worth it for the rich, velvety results it delivers! 

Cocoa butter is a decent source of vitamin E, which benefits your body in many ways. Vitamin E supports vision, reproduction, and the health of your brain, ...Read more - www.webmd.com

Because of the high level of fatty acids in Cocoa butter it is credited with being able to hydrate and nourish the skin and improve skin elasticity. ...Read more - www.ctpa.org.uk

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