i’m a firm believer that you can d.i.y. beauty products for results that rival high-end quality products. this d.i.y. is a perfect example of that — simple, stunning, body and hair care magic right here.
this is a very lightweight body AND hair oil, made with fatty and hydrating, yet extremely fast-absorbing oils. the recipe is intended for a 3 ounce bottle, but can be tailored to any amount you desire.
3 base ingredients. 10 minutes of your time. silky smooth skin and hair to follow.
this blend is exactly what’s currently in my bathroom for my post-shower body oil. i’ve added rose, jasmine, and lavender EOs for a soft floral scent that lingers for hours.
while this oil is intended for use post-shower on wet skin, it will still absorb quickly into dry skin.
keep in mind that buying in bulk can be cheaper, and you can make more body/hair oil, or anything else you want with what’s leftover. this recipe is definitely on the splurge end, but is cheaper than buying a really nice quality body oil over time, and you can control precisely what’s in it.
what you need:
- 100 mL pump bottle
- organic chia seed oil
- chia seed co2 extract
- marula oil
how-to (my favorite blend):
- 1.5 ounces chia seed co2 extract
- 1 ounce marula oil
- 0.5 ounce chia seed oil
- 10-15 drops EOs, as desired
how-to (saves a little money):
- 1.5 ounces chia seed oil
- 1 ounce chia seed co2 extract
- 0.5 ounce marula oil
- 10-15 drops EOs, as desired
where to purchase (no affiliates whatsoever – just what i use):
- 100 mL Infinity Jar bottles – reuseable; blocks almost all light to prevent oil degradation
- organic chia seed oil – food grade; please keep excess in your fridge
- organic chia seed co2 extract – supercritical extract of chia seeds, rather than cold-pressed
- marula oil
if you try this recipe, please share your experience below.
WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE D.I.Y. BODY/HAIR OIL BLEND?
XO, ALEXRAYE
*please do not take this recipe and sell it – i made it up in my own little brain and that would just be rude. spread the crunchy love and link back/credit where it is due. love!
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