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Anti-Aging Cream // Clean Living

I heard recently that the moment you should start taking care of your skin to prevent aging is the moment you're born. That idea had never crossed my mind, but it makes perfect sense. The moment you're born you begin aging. I think it's easy to not take our skin's youthfulness into consideration until we begin to start seeing signs of aging, but why not focus on taking care of your skin now! The sooner you can pinpoint areas in your life that cause stress and aging to your skin (diet, sleeping patterns, sun exposure, etc.), you can begin to change your habits and lifestyle to take of your skin the best way possible. I've also been researching into anti-aging creams, and I'm kicking myself for not using them sooner. This organic recipe has so many ingredients that each hold multiple benefits such as skin rejuvenation, wrinkle prevention, and can be used as a moisturizer as well. Hope you enjoy!

Ingredients:
1/4 cup coconut oil
2 tbsp jojoba oil
2 tbsp shea butter
2 tbsp beeswax
1 tsp vitamin E oil
10 drops essential oil (optional)

Begin by adding all the ingredients to a small glass bowl minus the essential oil. Fill a pot with three cups of water, and begin heating it on the stove top at a low-medium heat. Place the glass bowl within the pot of water. Do NOT let the water boil over into the glass bowl. Melt all of the ingredients together. Once melted, add in the essential oil to the blended ingredients and pour quickly and carefully into the container of your choice. I used a small mason jar. Use this product each night before you go to bed as a night cream or lotion.This product has a shelf life of three to five months, depending on the temperature it's stored. 

Comments

  1. Ohhh perfect! Definitely pinning this and making it!

    xo, Juliette Laura
    http://juliettelaura.blogspot.com
    http://www.etsy.com/shop/InfiniteStyleShop

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  2. This sounds so cool! I'm going to save it in all my other beauty DIY's that I hope to get to one day...

    Christen
    http://christenlouise.blogspot.com

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  3. I can't wait to give this a try! I am always trying to use homemade stuff for my face and hair. Thanks for sharing!

    ~Sarah

    http://atowngirlslife.blogspot.com/

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  4. I'm saving this recipe. I've been looking for ways to keep my youthful skin!

    -Kate

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  5. This sounds like a great recipe! Does it work for all skin types?

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  6. this sounds so creamy and moisturizing! may give this a try when a product of mine runs out. :)

    charity
    www.lostfoundblog.com

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  7. Sounds marvelous! I'm going to write this down and save it for a new winter moisturizer once I run out of my current jar!

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  8. Hi Kinsey,

    how would you describe the consistency of the cream? I have very oily skin that doesnt like heavy, moisturizing creams. Would you still recommend it?

    Thanks for sharing these clean living posts!

    Nadine
    http://itsakingdom.blogspot.co.uk

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  9. This sounds a little rich for my skin, but good for dry/sensitive areas!

    -Maggie

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  10. I have all of these ingredients and can't wait to try this! This sounds like it would also make an amazing belly butter for my growing baby bump! xo

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  11. I need to try this, looks fantastic!

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    phazestyle.blogspot.co.uk

    Thanks! x

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  12. This sounds lovely! I might just have to give it a try, lord knows my skin needs it!

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  13. What a great recipe, Ive seen similar but this is the best one I have seen. Ill have to give it a go.

    Kendra @ openspaces

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  14. I'm saving this recipe. I've been looking for ways to keep my Beautiful skin!

    anti aging eye cream & buy superfoods

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  15. Wow. This is perfect! This is definitely a great recipe and will be helpful in saving our friends a few bucks, especially those who have a bit of a tight budget but still wants to look good. Thank you so much for sharing!
    George Chambers

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