Beauty by Food series ep. 2

Hello my fellow food readers, today I present to you a few food beauty delights for our Beauty by Food series. Hope you enjoy!

 

How to Make Edible Soap

By Chelsea Hoffman, eHow Contributor

Edible soap may not be intended to satisfy your hunger, but it serves useful for children and animals as a safe and nontoxic hygiene product. Natural and organic soaps contain products that are so safe that they are edible. Making your own safe and edible soap proves an easy task in little time. Making use of natural and hypoallergenic ingredients makes this recipe safe, effective and so attractive that you'd want to eat it.

Difficulty:

 

Moderately Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need

• 1 cup goats milk powder
• 1/4 cup soapweed extract
• 1/4 cup honey powder
• 1/2 cup coconut oil
• 2 qt. glass bowls (2)
• 1/4 cup vitamin E oil
• 1/4 cup sodium bicarbonate
• 1 cup distilled water
• Hand mixer
• 20 oz. bottle

1. • 1
     Add the powdered ingredients to one glass bowl. This includes the goat milk powder, soapweed extract and honey powder.
   • 2
     Stir in the distilled water. Microwave the bowl on high for four minutes to get it hot.
   • 3
     Add the coconut and vitamin E oils to the other glass bowl. Vitamin E oil preserves and emulsifies this formula. Microwave the bowl on high for two minutes.
   • 4
     Mix the hot water mixture with the hand mixer on a medium setting.
   • 5
     Pour the hot oil into the bowl of mixing waters and extracts. Continue to beat the formula on a high setting for five minutes.
   • 6
     Pour the mixture into a 20 oz. bottle and leave it uncovered until it cools to room temperature. The end result is a creamy, rich and cleansing soap that is also edible.

     
     

     Milk n' Honey Body Polish

     Ingredients:

     6-8 oz. glycerin
     1 teaspoon pure honey
     3/4 teaspoon food grade preservative (sodium benzoate or Potassium sorbate, Also vitamin E)
     1 teaspoon powdered buttermilk
     1 cup +/- granulated cane sugar
     1-2 oz. jojoba oil

     Process:

     Heat glycerin in microwave at 50% power in medium bowl to approx. 125F. Stir in honey and Preservative. Add powdered milk. Make sure the milk is as granular as possible. Lumps will need to be broken down.

     Stir with stick blender (high shear mixing) until the milk is completely dissolved in the sugar mixture. Add jojoba oil and mix with blender to fully incorporate. The amount of sugar you add to this mix is as you like it. Start off with less and add more, if you please.

     Pack in sterile containers.

     
     

     

     
     

     Food for all and all for Food! 

Beauty by Food series ep. 1

Welcome my foodie beauties! I am happy to present to you a new series of food fun, Beauty by Food! All natural food based beauty regimes, products, info, videos and healthy beauty happiness. Sit back enjoy and learn.

1.Green Tea Facial: Boil some water and steep 1 bag of green tea in a medium size bowl. Take a towel and place it over your head over the bowl of steaming green tea. Caution: Do Not Place Face too close to bowl, can cause severe burning.

2.Green Tea Facial Mist: steep green tea in 1/2 cup of water. let cool. add 1/4 cup of rose water (it's a great skin moisturizer). add 5 drops of vitamin E oil(It helps retain moisture). Put all ingredients in a small spray bottle. spray as needed.

3.Green Tea facial cream: http://crabappleherbs.com/blog/2007/02/09/winter-skin-care-green-tea-moisturizing-cream/

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