venue: Unstone Grange, nr. Sheffield |
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| This course is run by Mike Harmon of Skinbuddy. Why
make your own skin-care products when you can buy them? Well, to
start with, many commercial producers use harsh chemical additives
and preservatives, and the raw materials used are often derived
from sources that are ethically and ecologically unsound —
usually to meet the demands for standardisation set by the cosmetics
industry. The
first day covers the equipment, raw materials and knowledge required
to make your own macerated oils, tinctures and skin-care products
— as well as how to adapt them to individual preferences.
The second day gives students the opportunity to put into practice
the theory learnt from the first day. Students will be split into
groups and assigned to a work station containing all the necessary
equipment and raw materials needed to make each of the products
from scratch.
Participants
receive a copy of our book Make your own Essential Oils and
Skin-care Products, ensuring that all procedures can be applied
safely at home.
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a range of products used or made on a course - essential oils, distillate waters, creams, lotions, ointments and gels
preliminary stages of making rose face cream at two work stations, heating the oil and water phases simultaneously; includes rose water, rose geranium oil, emulsifiers and vegetable butters |
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