Homemade natural products

[Dani1987]

Hi all.

Parapens! Sulphates! Organic!

It's all the rage now isnt it. I am currently using 16k cosmetics and I love them but they are chemical and a lot of my clients are wary of them.
I was thinking of concocting some home mafe products for use in treatment and giving clients the recipes...
Is this something I can do and is snyone else doing it?

Im thinking coconut oil, rosewater, aloe vera, witch hazel, oatmeal, lemon juice, orange juice and a client told me you can get vials of vitamins in health food shops as a booster.
Just an idea I've had and am looking for feedback on

Thanks :o


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[Shiv9mbs]

I use the organic Thea range and am getting great feedback.
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[satinbaby]

Good idea alot of ranges are becoming more aware now of parabens etc Kaeso Tropic and Essentially yours to name a few x

 

[PinkSwoon]

Making your own range will be at a huge cost to develop, not even starting with rigorous testing. There are a couple of threads on it already so give the search bar a whizz, hopefully you'll find what you're looking for

 

[Jack Dunn]

As I can recall from previous post on here regarding home-made products you need to take into consideration EU regulations around packaging labels etc . Also the issue of traceability you need to batch number everything so I think there's a lot more involved than we often think. Take a look through some of the oldest thread as I recall this subject being discussed before.
Good luck

 

[lisa.sharrock]

Sarah (Bluerose) on SG makes her own home-made products, the range is called Cognito and it is lovely.

Welcome To Cognito Skincare