Orange Butter Lip Balm
This has been one of our most popular promotional lip balms! We are often asked if we brought this lip balm to events, conferences and even business meetings.
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Pear-ly Spring Souffle
| Spring is here! While this means that our weather can be warm in the afternoons and we use the air conditioners in our cars, the mornings are still chilly and require the use of the heaters in our cars. 🙂 To help keep the skin moisturized with the varying temperatures, I formulated this light souffle to be enjoyed at any time of day.
While pears are actually my favorite fall time treat, I couldn’t resist using the Juicy Pear Fragrance Oil in this souffle. The fresh, crisp and green scent is reminiscent of spring in the high mountain valleys of Northern Utah. The chilly morning air, the scents of new plants growing, damp earth and so many more scents make up mornings here, but Juicy Pear mixes the sweet smell of pears with the of home. I think you will agree with me if you could smell mornings here! What do your mornings smell like? Collect needed items:
Recipe: (Makes 7 ounces)
Weigh all ingredients except the additives (Optiphen, Liquid Silk, Vitamin E Acetate, Orchid Extract, Pumpkin Seed Extract, Juicy Pear Fragrance Oil and color) into the microwave safe container. Heat in the microwave using short time bursts until everything is melted. Blend the ingredients to a smooth, creamy consistency using the immersion blender. Add additives once the temperature drops enough that you don’t feel like you are burning your hands when moving the mixing bucket. Blend until completely mixed. Pour into jars and allow to cool completely. Cap the jars. Notes: This recipe makes about 7 ounces of lotion. I made this recipe for our Spring Fling Swap that ended in March. This souffle is actually fluid enough that you could put it in lotion bottles with a disk top or pump. The
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 Completely cooled cream on my finger.  Weighing the oils and solid ingredients.  After heating the ingredients.  Mixing the souffle and color.  Adding the other additives.  Finished cream. |
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