I run classes in lotions and potions and make things such as bath bombs, bath salts, pulse points, etc.
Have been booked to do 2 x 2 hour sessions mid December with a christmas theme.
I normally do a christmas blend up with mandarin and cinnamon and use that in bath bombs, also a peppermint creme one too.
Was wondering if anyone had any suggestions as feel like a bit of a change.
I have some chocolate fragrance so would quite like to use that in something too.
I have a budget of £1.50 per head, so packaging needs to be included in that, eg a rollerball costs 70p.
You could use Frankincense and Myrrh in a blend with some sweet orange in an jojoba base for a pulse point perfume, if that is within your budget, in one of those golden organza bags so that you have gold frankincense and myrrh.
I love frankincense and myrrh, but realise it's not to everyone's taste.
Cinnamon and sweet orange are a lovely Christmassy blend too for candles.
love Binah
xx
Well what things are associated with Christmas and the festive season?
Christmas trees - you can get Pine, Spruce, Cedarwood and Cypress essential oils
Citrus fruits - orange, lemon, mandarin, lime essential oils
The Nativity - frankincense and myrrh as Binah said, I love them, but usually put a drop of Rose in the mix too
Spices - cinnamon, nutmeg, cardamom, coriander
I sometimes do a Christmas bubble bath with a blend of oils in, or a Christmas soap ditto.
You could do a post Christmas party detox massage blend - Juniperberry/Grapefruit/Fennel. Or maybe its better to wait till the New Year for that one.
A chocolate body mousse is very popular one for couples (I'll leave that to your imagination).
Love Binah
xx
You could do a post Christmas party detox massage blend - Juniperberry/Grapefruit/Fennel. Or maybe its better to wait till the New Year for that one.
A chocolate body mousse is very popular one for couples (I'll leave that to your imagination).
Love Binah
xx
Binah, how would you make the chocolate body mousse?
Hi guruholistics
You can add powdered chocolate (only the best though) to a cream base and whisk it up, you can mix the chocolate with some oil before you blend with cream.
Love Binah
xxx