MY HOMEMADE SKIN CREAM & other skin care secrets … You asked!

[@mikaela353]

I'm 46 now and look younger than my age. When I was 42, still was asked in England for an id everytime I was buying wine in a supermarket. Here you have to be 25 to buy wine. I don't use any skin care except moisturizer and face wash. In my case I think it is genetics, I do sleep a lot as my soul needs to rejuvenate from time to time. I use frequencies to heal (biofeedabck and bioresonance) You don't need fancy stuff or spend a lot of money on products, you only need to be happy and shine, for when you illuminate you radiate the beauty of your soul. Reduce stress levels, spend time in nature, the sea, and if you need to, you can use frequency healing to repair dna. I heard of someone who in 5 months removed grey hair. I know humans desire to be young and beautiful, but I think more important is to be healthy and happy, for when you are not it does not matter how beautiful you are.

[@infj7126]

I love this answer! 💛 Stress is absolutely damaging inside and out. It is vital to reduce it as much as one possibly can.

[@M33838]

My mother is 50 and looks like 30 , he is romanian, and stress alot, but i think genetics. She looks younger then the madam in the video too. And she only use soap and regular face cream..

[@mikaela353]

yes genetics or perhaps she is an angel 🙂 angelic souls incarnated on this planet tend to look younger (different genome)@@M33838

[@emmaphilo4049]

I suffer from anxiety, insomnia and I am generally stressed and right now I am frustrated about stuff in my life! However I look a bit younger than my early 40s because I don't smoke, only drink on occasions (once a month a couple of drinks) and try to eat wholefoods as much as possible to counteract my stressful lifstyle. We can only do what we can. Although I hope I can get through my stress, and a stress free lifestyle would make me look better, I believe the efforts I put in the areas I can control right now really pay. I don't believe in complicated skincare routines, one need to take care of themselves from the inside as much as possible! A stress free and mega happy life isn't always available, but we can always try to do self care and find solace in the small things. To all the stressed people out there feeling bad, you can do it! If you find difficult to reduce the stress, do all the self care you can in other areas, it pays!

[@mikaela353]

@@emmaphilo4049 Maybe you are highly sensitive, but based on what you said could mean that you have a bit of brain inflammation. Anxiety and insomnia are symptons that tell that the glymphatic system is not working properly. If you don't do exercise, I highly recommend it. I also recommend the sea, walking in woods, Qigong or yoga and breath work. I am a highly sensitive person and can get stressed easily, so that works for me. I also use frequency medicine (bioresonance).

[@mariaimre5199]

I am a retired aesthetician, and everything you put together is excellent. In the SPA where I use to work, we had sugar scrub with very fine sugar. If the sugar is to course the edges of the crystals can be very sharp and can cause micro cuts. What you can do is, just use a coffee grinder and grind it to finer particles. This way you will have a much better exfoliation and will not be sharp. I am making my own lip balm already, and for shore, I will make your facial cream. Love your video! Thank You!

[@jmc8076]

Yes I will grind the sugar or use baking soda.

[@mariaimre5199]

Baking soda is too alkaline and not good for the skin for exfoliation. The skin PH is acid. Also fine salt is good too. We used to use salt scrub with oil.@@jmc8076

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

Too much grinding and u will have powdered sugar!

[@mariaimre5199]

I would not grind that far.@@YeshuaKingMessiah

[@amandabass04]

White or brown sugar preferably?

[@dragoncarver287]

I made some antibiotic ointment after watching another video. It had beeswax in it. It was supposed to have Shea butter but I was just experimenting and it seemed a bit expensive. My mix has beeswax, coconut oil, jojoba oil, olive oil, clove, tea tree, and oregano oil. I was amazed how quickly a small sore on my arm changed and healed. OK I'm male and 72 and not too worried about my face =). but the healing affects really made a difference.

[@elleelle7345]

I’d be interested in knowing the ratios for your antibiotic ointment if you don’t mind sharing. Thanks

[@dragoncarver287]

@@elleelle7345 I don't know how much beeswax I used. I just melted some in a double boiler. Gonna guess about 1/4 cup. Same with the olive oil (use quality extra virgin) and coconut oil. About a table spoon of jojoba oil. The tea tree, oregano, and clove oil come in these really small bottles that you have to shake to get drops to come out. Maybe 6 to 10 drops of each. If it seems too hard add some more coconut oil or olive oil. If it's too soft add some more wax. The oils will make it softer, wax will make it harder. Don't be afraid to experiment. Interesting note: I had a sore on my arm that was slow healing. I was just starting and only had beeswax and olive oil mixed as I didn't have the other ingredients. One application of that and I was amazed how much better that sore was. So things will still work even if it's not exact or all there. Cheers and good luck.

[@deanablythe9394]

@@dragoncarver287 Thank you for sharing, much appreciated.

[@rs-wj1sm]

I need all the help I can get😂 to age well!

[@dragoncarver287]

@@rs-wj1sm Don't we all? lol

[@ygalel]

Diet is important. Taking care of your skin from the inside.

[@auntiehelenrizpah]

I'm 63. I use yogurt and tumeric masks, castor and almond oils. Witch hazel too.😊❤

[@sandrad518]

A tip for those with oily skin, don't be afraid of using oils. My skin is now pretty normal after using oils, and I stopped trying to get rid of excess oil with harsh cleaners.

[@kamilaewska1663]

Can I just share here that I have applied all of your advice, and bought the suggested products, and I have to say it made a tremendous difference to my complexion. Perhaps the coconut sunscreen hasn’t agreed with me completely and because it’s very dark and wintery here in England at the moment, I decided not to use it until the sun is out, and instead I apply your homemade cream and oh my God- my skin looks and feels amazing !! It’s literally like made for my conplexion… it’s become visibly brighter, smoother, healthier, and firmer! It’s crazy but others have noticed the difference too! I tried a couple of different combinations of oils both with rosemary and then frankincense, and they are both just fabulous! I am totally in love with this. Also absolutely love the toner, it smells wonderful and feels wonderful on my skin. The egg mask I mixed with rosemary oil and applied to my hair and again, the results were just fabulous! So I wanted to say a big sincere THANK YOU for sharing this here, it’s life changing information!! I have been meaning to move away from artificial cosmetics for so long but couldn’t find anything that really worked, but this is MAGIC! The homemade cream is so easy to make and such beautiful consistency and it’s just wonderful! I will explore your channel for more good advice and hopefully other homemade recipes for skin, but for now I just wish you the best and may God reward you with blessings for being so kind and sharing it with us. Much love 🫶🏻 ❤

[@CleanFoodLiving]

This is the most wonderful review I've heard. I'm so thrilled for the amazing experience you're having! I have a fermenting channel and this is my one & only skincare video. But I'm so happy you found it!

[@kamilaewska1663]

@@CleanFoodLiving Thank you so much. I forgot to add that the homemade cream absorbs into the skin wonderfully, and makes perfect base for my makeup, although I wear very little. And it’s amazing how versatile it can become, as long as the proportions of butter to oil are followed... just perfect, I really love it, and I as long as I can I won’t go back to using commercial creams. They have nothing on this! And I am into fermenting as well so will be checking out your other videos and tips. Best wishes and lots of love 🙏🏻

[@staciemccann2898]

Holy cow im so glad this video popped up for me! I love natural skin care, cruelty-free skin care, vegan skin care... I am 52 and people say I look late thirties/early forties 😊 I love using olive oil and coconut oil as moisturizers and honey with/without raw sugar for a scrub but I have never thought of making the face wash or that beautiful moisturizer! Thank you so much for sharing your secrets and for making such a calm, soothing video ❤ Definitely going to try some of these!

[@numbskull20]

To make your own sunscreen you can just use your skin cream recipe and add zinc oxide powder, vitamin E and raspberry seed oil.

[@veram4820]

much appreciation for your information. how does one know the quantities of each ingredient you listed to add to the skin cream? thank you.

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

Never heard of raspberry seed oil

[@Jacqueline-Luo]

Never ever make your own sunscreen, especially if you live in a high skin-cancer rate country, it’s way too dangerous to depend on a home-made sunscreen unfortunately.

[@SaturdaySoul]

​@@Jacqueline-LuoEXACTLY. I had a small business making and selling products like this. There's so much science that goes into being safe in the sun.

[@Patollinka]

​​@@Jacqueline-LuoYes rapsberry seed oil 30-50 SPF Most sunscreens contains titanium dioxide and "irradiated particles of titanium dioxide can induce oxidative damage to DNA (2) which can lead to the development of mutant cells and skin cancers". So cancer high rate it's not all about sun........

[@JackieDiy]

I am 62 and i am grateful that people think im younger but i do believe in organic home made products although i will always need to buy sunblock which is Elta MD. I love your egg cream! I would apply eggwhite on my skin once in a while. The effect is miraculous! For homemade whitener i used mashed papaya with honey and lemon. It helps a lot with my hyperpigmentation. My most recent addition to my skincare routine is castor oil. For 3 months now, my skin is better than when i was 55. Thank you for this video!❤🎉

[@lanetower3411]

Deodorant is easy too. 1 part coconut oil, 1 part baking soda, 1 part corn starch. Few drops of essential oil. Stir up. Works great. My favorite scent is orange and clove, although rosemary works great too.

[@christine2175]

I have found baking soda to be a skin irritant for myself and many others agree. I instead use tapioca flour and a little calcium bentonite clay powder.

[@lanetower3411]

@@christine2175 do you mix them with coconut oil?

[@christine2175]

@lanetower3411 yes, I use them in deodorant recipes that call for baking soda. I leave out the baking soda and use the tapioca flour and or bentonite powder in its place. So there would be coconut oil or shea butter or other oils or butters in the mixture

[@greenleaf8226]

i have a better solution stop all dairy products all red meat all alcohol ( or as much as possible to once a week max) and over some time you'll have very Very slight to no body smells.

[@susanfreeman6350]

Oh wow! Cosmetic companies aren’t going to like this! You obviously take good care of yourself and I just figured your diet and other good habits contributed to your beauty. But…OMG…that photo of your younger self! You definitely started out as a knockout too. This video was so timely. At 73, I do need to be careful of my skincare and my nighttime moisturizer is getting low. I especially need it during the winter months. I can’t wait to try some of your suggestions. I think this would be fun to do with my daughter in law too! She’s all about good skin care. You are really the whole package…brains, beauty, incentive, and a kind nature. Thanks for the video.

[@CleanFoodLiving]

You're so sweet😊

[@wiolettapierzchot4100]

​@@CleanFoodLivingbardzo proszę o przepis krem do skóry głowy i włosów...

[@kitt7477]

Honey by itself cleanses very well. Just put a little on your wet fingers & gently scrub your wet face using finger tips, rinse off only to the point where it’s not sticky anymore but still dewy.

[@TracyD2]

But it’s sticky 😖

[@meoww936]

Does it work if I have makeup on?

[@kitt7477]

@@meoww936 yes.

[@CobraDove1111]

I'm 50 and have no wrinkles (a couple on my forehead) and I'm often told I look like I'm in my early thirties, late twenties. I make homemade rice water just by putting 1/3c rice with 2Cups water and then putting it in a spray bottle in my fridge and every time I open the fridge with my make-up free face. fwiw to anybody I smoked until I was thirty, love junk food, did lots of drugs, never wore sunscreen, and had a pretty rough twenties and thirties just like everyone else, however, I am very spiritual and quote the god meditate often and refuse in my mind to grow old if that makes sense

[@fairyqueen222]

What a cool statement. My blessings goddess❤

[@pdubbs8451]

Thank you for your candid comment. I lived the same crazy lifestyle.

[@STARCHILDURBANUNICORN]

Perfect Sense.. thats the secret.. thats my philosophy and ive been looking younger and younger.. all is in the mind..

[@kindraalexander8648]

Hi, do you just put raw rice in the water and leave it all together in the bottle? Thank you

[@melissamoonchild9216]

your skin looks great, but its your energy that really shines. You seem like a very kind & sweet soul. Just a small correction, jojoba is actually pronounced ha-hoa-ba. Keep shining ✨️

[@mrcreativequarter6087]

I love these natural, simple, and easy ingredients for the skin 💚 Especially how you mentioned other important aspects of a healthy lifestyle, like getting enough sleep 💤 eating a balanced diet 😋 and managing stress. These are all vital for overall health and can really show on your face and help with aging! Thanks for also detailing and clarifying every step so well 🥰 You've created a fantastic post!😍😍

[@johneast6972]

I also think the probiotics and enzymes play a huge part in the way the face looks too

[@clarissejones9353]

I absolutely love your presentation in all your videos. They are concise and you’re not hyper enthusiastic I just love your presentation and all these recipes that you are sharing ❤

[@ritat1]

Watching your calm presentation and hearing your soothing voice actually reduced the stress I was feeling!😅 And the skin-care information you give is exceptional. I'm so glad to find your channel! Thank you!😊

[@susansitkauskas7263]

Felt the same about her voice, so calming 😂

[@khemaloving4031]

Unsalted butter is my go-to moisturizer in a bind… thank you

[@abeerali7834]

Instead of egg for a mask, you can use Greek yogurt it’s a good probiotic too, or use a flaxseed gel mask. You can add honey or other food grade ingredients to those. Instead of sugar based scrubs, you can use a rice based, just crush a little rice in a coffee grinder. This is better than sugar for acne or pimple problems, as well as using apple cider vinegar on a cotton ball/pad for a toner. I had a small fungal infection on my right cheek and cured it completely with ACV. Slow, takes a while ti get used to, yet extremely effective. Love it so much that I still use it and my skin has never looked better. I don’t recommend it for injured skin and atopic skin condition.

[@syedahossain9733]

Do you use acv directly on your skin or dilute it with something?

[@abeerali7834]

@@syedahossain9733 I use it directly, will sting a bit the first 3 or 4 times, but then your skin will get used to it. Then for a toner, I use rose water. It’s very soothing, cooling and refreshing.

[@syedahossain9733]

@@abeerali7834 Thank you...will try it out

[@abeerali7834]

@@syedahossain9733 My pleasure 😊

[@patiencesamwinga762]

​@@syedahossain9733I personally find ACV too strong to use direct on the skin. I always dilute half acv and half part water

[@emmahardesty4330]

Thank you for pure and simple presentation. Will definitely make the Face Cream. Little tip: Jojoba is pronounced hohoba.

[@GreatMindsSeekTruth]

Awesome video. I love DIY skincare! People may think I’m crazy for this one, or perhaps not, as I have told two others…who now do it. Including my mom. I mix egg white, aloe Vera ( KinRose organic), add rose water ( Sweet Essentials Moroccan.) I whisk it then apply, with a dense makeup brush. Now here’s the crazy part….I sleep in it. Frownies used for face taping are expensive, so this is a good way to keep my face nice & tight ( my 11’s) while I sleep. My 11’s were so diminished & my face/neck felt like satin! I only do this every other night 😊

[@beautymoon8968]

Hi dear can we leave aloe vera im allergic to it so wat can we use either for wrinkle free glowing whitening skin care it wil be helpful thank u.

[@porchlights2268]

Sounds like a great idea! I've been looking at the Frownies...but too expensive for me. Would you be willing to share the recipe?

[@osieg]

53 here! I loved this video. I make my body creams and lotions but I don’t have a face cream or mask. I’ve made notes. Thank you so much for all of this information! 🙏

[@OlgaKutko-e8s]

I’m a newcomer from Ukraine in Canada and I only started to watch your videos. I’m stroke… that’s amazing and I feel I’m lucky now: healthy beautiful suggestions and very understandable English for me. Now I want to see everything and probably would change skincare products in my bathroom Thanks a lot!)

[@sandrad518]

I like to infuse the oils with herbs for a couple months first. Certainly not necessary for everyone, but I have blemishes that are finally going away.

[@pamelabeatty8673]

Wow, what is your recipe?❤

[@mamaparker2323]

Yay! I make my skin oil for face with jojoba, sea buckthorn and use rose, frankensense, and sandalwood. Im 52 and hardly have wrinkles.

[@TracyD2]

Nice combination 👍🏼

[@MA-ht4fp]

What is the recipe

[@TimTim__]

Gram flour as facewash, rice water as toner and Jojoba oil/Castor oil/Black seed oil as moisturizer. Going to try your routine as well. Thanks a ton❤

[@howdydocowgirlcowgirl181]

High-end, expensive products tend to dry out the skin making one to look older! I wonder if they do that on purpose to trick us into buying more? Anyway, it's best to use ingredients that are edible & basic. Olive oil, coconut oil etc. 😊

[@dachsrottweiler]

Yes, they do. Or they have the fitting "solution" product for that in their line.

[@beautymoon8968]

Hi dear. Can u suggest me sum oil coz cold presses olive oil makes me darker and coconut oil makes my skin white heads and milia.. wat to use other thing for acne prone aging skin.

[@audrey3042]

I love your natural skin routine! Could you share your tooth/mouth routine? I’ve noticed you have a beautiful smile and can only imagine that you only use natural ingredients 😁

[@Robin7-26]

In the picture of you when you were young you look almost otherworldly, like an angel! 😮 Your bedroom looks so serene and I love the robin egg blue color of your walls .❤❤

[@drehoward9670]

Love love love everything about this! Can you do one on cleaning stuff and laundry detergent? 🙃 Thank you! … Blessings

[@lanetower3411]

Soap berries!!

[@soulprosperitypioneers]

Of course, the most important thing is to not use any type of synthetic fragrances: fragrant laundry detergent, dryer sheets, air fresheners, Dawn dish soap, fragrant shampoos, soaps, etc. - Your skin looks great. I also make my own face wash, facial mask, toner, and moisturizer - glad I found you - YT is doing an excellent job of showing me the right videos.

[@ruthiev82]

I truly agree with your natural beauty regimen. It pays off to go for organic, naturally processed skin care products. I’m 63yo. With very minimal wrinkles ( as in no visible lines or creases). I have two sunspots which is visible in my face. I don’t put ổn sunscreen cos I’m allergic to some ingredients on the product. 😔 I only wear hat to cover my face if exposed tở sunlight. I try to avoid using the popularly advertised skin care products 😁. I just wash my face with very mild non perfumed soap, like Ivory or Dove. And apply coconut formulated creams. Even use coconut oil for my body. I’m oftentimes mistaken as a 45yo. Can you please help me research for a sunscreen that will suit a very sensitive skin like mine. God bless you!

[@msmw6159]

I can’t wait to try these recipes! I remember using the egg mask when I was a teenager. A few times a year, teen magazines would publish lots of homemade skin treatment recipes. I’m glad to be reminded of it. Thank you.❤

[@jmc8076]

Yes egg white or yogurt mask.😉

[@sarahmarie2911]

I remember using egg masks regularly when I was a young teenager. I remember my face felt so nice afterward!

[@susanmainville510]

Your video is just fabulous. From raising chickens (which touched my heart) to your skin care. I especially like that you make your moisturizer for just one jar and it’s water free. And you didn’t have to use a blender to mix it!

[@cindyb1741]

I just picked my third round of rose hips, thank you so much for all the great information! I made a big pot of the concentrate, I add it to my water bottle every day. I dried a bunch and put them whole in jars, and some I whizzed them up and made up tea bags and put them in a jar for quick tea. I have one comment about the process though... you have to make sure you strain the juice with cheesecloth before drinking it, otherwise you will get "itchy bum" from the hairs that are on the seeds. I almost learned this the hard way, but thankfully my daughter told me about this before I strained the concentrate!

[@walkingwater893]

Awesome! I have been making soap and moisturizers for 12 yrs, yet never been happy with moisturizer formulations. I am 67 and my skin is challenged! I can't wait to try your methods. So much easier and probably just what I need. 💖

[@bnalejandro7]

What’s your recipe for lotion

[@maureengreen8240]

What about you is not 100% beautiful, natural, truthful, wise, informative helpful and looking younger every time I see a new video. You are my guru!!!

[@michellegable3191]

I love how precise you are. Very clear and easy to understand, whether you’re making pickles or a face cream. 👏🏼

[@Anne-hm7sv]

Could you please please please do a weekly self care routine? I struggle creating a feminine self care routine so much and would love to see how other woman do it!

[@getinyourbody]

This is just what I was looking for: natural skincare products by someone who uses them with great success! Thank you for this super helpful presentation.

[@PhoenixAurelius-138]

I just made your skin cream and I'm loving it! I like the ratio between the solid butters and the lighter liquid oils. If I put straight shea butter on my face, for example , it breaks out, but this thinner cream is much better. I like to wash my hair with egg (I, too, have my own chickens), so I should also like the face mask. I will try that next!

[@Famcke]

Oh my goodness 😄 Stunning video! Thank you so much for sharing 💐 You are beautiful in and out. Love your videos! 🙏🇿🇦🇺🇸

[@yuliwulandari07]

I made it today, still in the refrigerator, cant wait to try it. But i know it will take time to see the result. Thank you for sharing, your recipe is great and its so calming watching you explain all.

[@HafizaHaque-c1f]

My first time, watching your video, your climb presentation, and hearing your voice so soft and kindness love, all the natural ingredients. Thank you so much.❤

[@ChristineJGold]

Thank you for these recipes, I have sensitive skin and always looking to make my own products with what mother nature provides! Yes lifestyle is the key, I turn 50 soon and I feel fantastic! 🥰

[@lorawilliams346]

love this..thanks for sharing... i have made a lot of skin creams.. i do use beeswax and this helps to keep the cream solid a little better.. but some people may be opposed to using beeswax and that is ok... what i do to liquefy the butters is use a double boiler method.. i simply put the butters in a glass measuring cup and place in a pan of boiling water..that way it liquefies without any risk of burning or getting any chemicals from the pan..

[@japandi7098]

Thank you for this video! I wanted to share my experience with red light therapy. Using a panel from Future Form Official, recommended by my dermatologist, has significantly improved my skin texture and reduced wrinkles. It's affordable and effective. Red light therapy has evened out my skin tone and minimized fine lines. There's a lot of scientific research backing its benefits, which is reassuring. Apart from this, I focus on sleep, stress management, and spending time in nature. Thanks again for the valuable information you provide!

[@mq181]

Add beeswax to firm up the texture for hot temperatures I whip up the mixture to bind

[@pagevpetty]

Baking soda works well too and could be a sugar substitue, but it might be good if you are making tiny cuts with the sugar.

[@LadyofFe]

Trying this today!!!!🙌 thank you for the awesome videos. Will update when I start using it.

[@semicountryliving3095]

Thank you soooo much. Been waiting for this. I think you have the best channel for food and now skincare. a) because you're thorough and b) you use natural ingredients. So, winter is coming. I would love a day in the life, how you handle the winters, come bake with me or cook with me, maybe your workout routine if you have one. 💖

[@CleanFoodLiving]

Thank you and I'll keep those video ideas in mind!

[@OfficialBradChristian]

OMG. That voice. I could put you playing in the background and let the vibes wash over me. So good

[@ChrissyChrissyChrissy333]

I just found your channel and after this one video, I'm already hooked! I love natural skincare, lifestyle, and health, thank you :)

[@JodiYeager]

I love the color of paint on your walls, so pretty.

[@zenaidazarate7203]

The moment you Said non nano zinc i knew you know what you're talking about!!❤❤❤❤

[@briannamartin2227]

You are so beautiful!! And your voice is so pleasant to listen to. I loved this video and can’t wait to make some of these myself!

[@adixiemoon]

Beautifully done video! Love all the natural ingredients. Your explanation & information was excellent & delivered in a timely manner, which made it easily understood. Love that you have included & listed all the ingredients and made everything accessible thru their individual websites. Looking forward to trying these recipes. Thank-you!

[@lanetower3411]

Flax seed gel is a good substitute for egg. Diluted , it makes a good hair rinse. I often combine it with coffee and put it over my hair as a leave in.

[@abeerali7834]

Interesting! What does coffee do? Won’t it stain towels and clothing?

[@lisaneighbour5463]

Your home-made face cream is perfect, thank you for this recipe and clear instructions. I have sensitive skin, but a combination of olive oil, shea butter, coconut oil and peppermint oil has had zero negative effects for me.

[@ebazileyes1475]

I love these natural simple and easy ingredients for the skin. I like how you mentioned other important parts of life like getting enough sleep, what we put into the body and keeping stress at bay is vital for body and face/aging. Also, I appreciate how you detailed and clarify every step properly. Most creators don't do this. 👍 New subscriber. - Caribbean ❤

[@mrscatsmrscats62]

Sugar can be replaced with bicarbonate and olive oil with castor oil because that can go over the eyes and eyebrows, it's thick but not as acidic as olive oil.

[@shantinaturechild3239]

Eating fruit and other raw ripe fresh organic alkaline produce and silica rich plants is the best skin care. And extra hydration and sleep at night! Grains make wrinkles as they deplete B vitamins.

[@rachele188]

Your skin is beautiful! Thank you for sharing your wonderful skin recipes and routine! I wanted to share some modification ideas that I’m going to try for people who can’t handle oils on their skin. I’m someone who has normal to oily skin. Overall my skin is free from blemishes EXCEPT if I use anything that contains oil or oil-like ingredients (e.g. even sugarcane squalane that’s supposed to be safe for everyone doesn’t work for me). - The egg mask should not be a problem at all and I’m excited to try it - I think the sugar scrub could work nicely with a honey base instead of an oil base - Oils work well on my body (except upper back) so I could do the olive oil as a body moisturizer - I wash my face with warm water and raw unfiltered honey (Manuka if I want to be extra luxurious). I haven’t tried Castile soap on my face, so maybe it would be safe for me, but pure honey on its own does wonders too! - I haven’t been using toner, so I’m excited to try that! - I haven’t been able to find face sunscreen that checks all my boxes, but I wear mineral powder foundation that helps block the sun, so that’s been my solution. I love your recommendation for non toxic sunscreen, and I may purchase that for the rest of my body. :) - Your face cream looks so amazing! I haven’t been able to find a true moisturizer that works for my skin. I just use sebamed gel on my face and then a serum with oil *only* around my eye area. I’m hoping maybe as I age, or as hormones shift, I’ll be able to use some oils on my face.

[@thehadster7043]

My favorite face moisturizer has been taken off the market. Timely video! I have the ingredients on hand, so I am going to give this a try.

[@yahwehisontheway5094]

The "I'm not like I'm going to "deep fry" myself comment threw me for a loop.😁 I'm going to bookmark and watch this again later. You have some great tips in this video.☺️

[@carlycandace]

Honey and Castile????? BRILLIANT!!!

[@isagoldfield7393]

Thank you so much for sharing your natural skin cream, we truly appreciate you💚🍁🤍🌻

[@taylormesa6166]

Thanks for sharing! I make a very similar face cream but I use tallow instead of butters. I use an immersion blender to make it fluffy. I can’t wait to try the mask/ scrub combo.

[@maureengreen8240]

I like the ideal of tallow wherevwould I get clean, pure tallow anyway.

[@taylormesa6166]

@@maureengreen8240 I’m able to source it from the local farm where I get my beef. I’ve seen where you can order it online. It’s more expensive though. So if you can find a good farmer near you it’s worth going to buy it from them.

[@greenleaf8226]

Watching your video was wonderful because i realised i'm not alone! You skin care routine is 96% the same as mine! My differences are, that i use grapeseed oil on my body and face... I use orange blossom water as a toner, simply because i dont like the smell of rose water... i dont use sunscreen... i use a chemical free soap bar for my face... Also i do certain things regarding my diet... i to do not smoke nor drink alcohol, dont like either... I'm 10years older than you but have such happy relaxed skin, most of all is the feeling of freedom for my skin. ❤

[@bryrayne9666]

You look absolutely amazing for your age!! Ty for this video I'm 38 and I do smoke unfortunately but plan to quit soon and I do have a little bit of wrinkles as I've been smoking for years, quit twice and should have continued. I believe in natural ingredients because serums, creams etc can cause more damage to the skin. Again, thank you for sharing. Your a beautiful soul inside and out 💜

[@JustMe-uu3bh]

love, love, love that we all are finding and creating (and discovering) new alternative natural ways to heal, prevent and encourage rather than suppress, cut, drug and destroy. LOVE these ideas, and blessings as well to all those who comment and add your 2 cents plus channels like this that help us learn and do for ourselves in the process. New here and subscribed! ps. I love what you are doing and how you are living! God bless you!

[@truthbetold2611]

Thank you for being so thorough with the steps and ingredients. I made a hand cream incorporating magnesium oil (mainly water and Ancient Minerals which is magnesium chloride), and you're right, the water separates and sits on top. It might also be the cause of the cream going rancid quickly. I do like it's moisturizing power though.

[@keinohrtini]

you can whip your cream up with a blender and get a super mousse-like and lightweight consistency.

[@Live_WildMT]

I am loving using olive oil on my skin after a shower. My skin is so soft! Thank you 💗

[@forgivethemoniker8178]

Love this! I make many of my own facial products too, I'm excited to try your face wash recipe! I've always been acne-prone, and my favorite is my toner: (4 oz glass bottle) 2 parts home-brewed kombucha (at least 3 weeks since "feeding" so it's to super-acidic status) 1 part aloe vera juice 10 drops carrot seed oil 8 drops vit E oil 8 drops sandalwood oil 6 drops frankincense oil 4 drops cedar oil (all EOs therapeutic grade) This combo of EOs has a lovely scent profile, but allow the "mother" to keep growing in the glass bottle, so you'll end up with a growing SCOBY in a week or so. If you have really sensitive skin, you might want to back off a bit on the EOs and use a bit less, or omit any entirely. When I'm finished applying to my face, I use the cotton pad on my underarms....and I no longer need any deodorant on a normal day.☺️ I am an RN, and I gifted a sample of this toner to co-workers that had severe persistent "maskne", all of whom had it clear up quite quickly. Kind regards to all in this community!❤

[@donnatyrrell3351]

You are so pleasant to listen to,thanks for the recipe ❤

[@zaarrin1271]

My grandmother is 73. She looks just like you. Asian genetics.

[@HH-kg4fq]

😮You just told her she looks 73.😅

[@sandrafwg1163]

Your directions are so clear, thank you.

[@ecobluefarms223]

I absolutely enjoy your INNERGY my bathroom is a place I respect with natural diy products and I’m definitely trying your suggestions

[@lorismith2354]

42 is still young,I'm 62 feel like I'm 25,i never use soap. I put sea moss gel on my face, i make my own hyaluronic acid. Flaxseed

[@beverlybaluyot5404]

Thank you for sharing. This is very helpful for women past 40s like me.

[@jordanong5114]

I’m currently studying anti aging now. Perhaps some basic routine like this video would help and it can expand into a great business in the future.

[@mamaparker2323]

I do use tallow with olive oil for my body. Seems to work well.

[@RealityTrailers]

Another informative, instructional, simplistic, healthy video. My goodness, you look much younger than your age. Thanks for sharing man.

[@askelephant9257]

Wow, thank you sooo much, this is what I've been looking for, starting to work on it today ❤, this is clean living at it's best!

[@44rova]

Very good information especially because they are natural and safe. Thank you so much I would like to know if you also make your own shampoo or soap to wash your hair?

[@AnalisaVanDyne]

Hi , I enjoy your programs, the vegatables receipes and your cosmetics preparations, and yes you have a lovably complexion, most of us did at your age, but I would like to see what all these can do when you are 80 years old.

[@CosmicJestar]

My I ask in general what kind of diet do you have? And do you fast or eat many carbs?

[@Bethany.Loveday]

Thank you! I’ve been wanting to make my own skincare but was overwhelmed when I started researching. I’ll definitely be giving all your recipes a go.

[@Health-n4i]

Is it also helpful for mens skin?

[@helenblankenship1571]

What do you use for shampoo??

[@RachelLovelace]

I love this! I'm going to try your face cream and mask. I use grass fed beef gelatin with a few drops of rosemary oil for a hair and face mask. I also make my own face oil, and I've never went back. I call my mixture Coca Cola oil because the combination smells like Coke. For those with rosacea, dermatitis, and other skin issues, Tamanu oil is amazing. I use half Tamanu oil and half Sweet Almond oil as my carrier. Because I was battling Perioral Dermatitis, I also carefully combined cinnamon oil (which is hot, so beware), tea tree, orange, lemon, and bergamot. I can't remember the exact amount of drops, but it's very gentle on my skin and keeps the spread of the dermatitis under control when it decides to visit.

[@dibyajyotimohanty4278]

For rosacea can you give some more tips

[@Sis.Sharka]

may i share this: i have been making my face cream for years, i always mix oils, butters and Aloe Vera Gel without the use of emulsifiers and it never separates, i simply take a skewer, gently break it in the middle but not to completely break it off, fold the skewer to make a whisk and with a fast motion i blend all the ingredients together, i put few different essential oils as well and it seems like as they function as an emulsifier, i keep mixing it threw until the texture starts to solidify, then i transfer the mixture into a cream jars and gently keep mixing with intervals of few minutes until is almost solid, then i stop not to break the surface, and let it totally cool of on a table, or in the summer i put it in the fridge at this state.... yes its a workout 😁 but it's worth it, the cream doesn't separate and it's truly nice, smooth, creamy texture 😊💗 thank you and blessings 💗

[@m.taylor]

What is the proportion of aloe vera gel, oils, and butters you use to make the cream? I'd like to try making it since it is all natural.

[@Sis.Sharka]

@@m.taylor if i would use 1 tbs of a solid oil as Shea butter, i use the same amount of the aloe vera gel, then i would just drizzle/pour a tiny bit of the liquid oil (jojoba, almond or pumpkin seed oil...), then a would add also about 10 drops of Frankincense oil (using a real oil, not essential oil), and the essential oils i use about 4 drops of each - lavender, tea tree, red orange, rose wood and calendula, this is the basics i use... hope it's helpful 😊💗

[@m.taylor]

@@Sis.Sharka This sounds wonderful! Thank you so much! ☺️

[@tantras]

Would adore a video about what each of these ingredients bring to the table for the skin… It helps motivate me to get certain ingredients when I know what their benefits are…

[@AahyiSam]

Fell in love with the Veritas natural sunscreen. Thank you for sharing ❤!

[@dollydaydreamz7149]

What a wonderful video. Thank you ❤

[@reginahanson2186]

Thank you. I'm going to try this recipe. All natural is best. I also want to get away from moisturizers with words I can't pronounce.❤

[@sharoncundiff7680]

I just stumbled upon your channel and so happy to have done so! Many of the things we do the same, face mask, face scrub and olive oil. I learned about new products as well. Thank you! I do make my own toner. Super simple as all the other "homemade" products. I mix 1 to 1 of apple cider vinegar with the mother to water. Yes, that is a strong ratio. My grown children prefer 3 parts water to 1 part ACV with the mother. I guess I got used to it, and it's easier to eyeball in my container.