they have 6inch by 3inch pans at "joanns fabric" stores. at some of them anyway. thats where I got mine. you can use that and then just torte the cake. to make into a two layered cake. ... View related article.
Yeah, buying a secondhand one would be your best bet, unless you have a friend who can sew. what size is she? I have a few dress that I have had for awhile, and no longer have a need for, I have a few different sizes, if you would like I can email pictures of some of them..... and you could just pay to have them shipped to you. my email address is " bellas.beauty.line@gmail.com " good luck with everything. *hugs* ... View related article.
RJ's Shampoo Bar Ingredients: - 8 oz coconut oil - 11 oz olive oil - 3.7 oz lye - 1 tbsp wheat germ - 6 oz avocado oil - 2 oz castor oil - 8 oz water Directions I throw my oils in the crockpot, except for the wheat germ, melt them on high, add my lye water, bring to trace, add my wheat germ oil, cook, cool slightly & add my fragrance! I love this shampoo bar! I don't even need a conditioner for my long hair anymore!
messing with your skin too much can make it worse. but I would recomend that you try mixing chammomile and rosemary water and using it as you would a toner, since it has antibacterial properties and it will help prevent breakouts and reduce redness. The problem is those can be hard to find, but you can make rose water and extracts (or any other herb) at home. Take a large pot, insert a clean brick or rock, fill with rose petals or herbs or whatever around the brick. Cover with water and place a small glass dish on top of the brick. On top of the pot put a stainless bowl and fill with ice. Simmer about three hours depending how many petals or herbs you have, replacing the ice as needed. The bowl with the ice will condense the steam and drip down into the glass bowl. The water in the glass bowl is your rose water or whatever herb, on top will be a layer of oil. This is the essential oil. You can separate these and use the water as a toner, and the oil for perfume, or in lotions or whatever. I hope this helps, good luck. ... View related article.
1/8 tsp. borax 1/4 cup cold goat's milk 1/2 cup coconut oil. 1 Tbsp. beeswax 1/2 cup Aloe Vera gel **1 tsp. Vitamin E oil.
Bring borax and milk to scalding. Remove from heat. Melt coconut oil and beeswax together and slowly add to the borax/milk mix using a whisk. Add Vitamin E oil and cool to room temperature. Add aloe vera to the cooled lotion and whisk well one final time.
Basic Body Balm
30% beeswax (white or natural) 20% butter of your choice 50% liquid oil/oils of your choice a few drops of Vitamin E oil essential oils or fragrance oils of your choice Melt ingredients together. Cool slightly before scenting to your preference. Pour into deodorant containers or 2 oz jars
BODY BUTTER:
3 oz. cocoa butter 2 oz. mango butter 2 oz. shea butter 2 drops of ROE (rosemary oil extract to prevent rancidity of butters and oil) 1 oz. coconut oil 1/2 tsp. or more (depending on your preference) of fragrance oil or essential oil. DO NOT use any citrus essential oil, as they are phototoxic when worn in the sun!!!! Phototoxicity causes skin damage! Directions: Melt the mango and shea butters, stir in the ROE, coconut oil, and FO/EO, then pour immediately into a SANITIZED container. Do not lid the container until the body butter is completely cool and hardened...otherwise, condensation will form. Shea butter is an excellent ingredient in this recipe, as it has proven skin-healing properties.
Sore dry skin &frac; cup of apricot or almond oil 1/3 cup of coconut oil or cocoa butter 1 teaspoon lanolin &frac; oz of grated beeswax Melt these ingredients over low heat. Cool to room temperature. While these ingredients cool, mix together: 2/3 cup of rosewater 1/3 cup of aloe vera gel 1-2 drops of rose oil The contents of 1 vitamin E capsule Add these ingredients to the first mixture. Whip together until their consistency resembles buttercream frosting. Store in a covered jar.
Peppermint Lotion
Relieves itching. 1/2 cup water 1/2 cup rubbing alcohol 3-4 drops peppermint oil Oil of eucalyputs or cade can be used in place of peppermint, if you prefer. Pour the water and alcohol into a bottle, then add the oil. Cap and shake well. Apply to your skin with a clean cloth.
for my friends wedding, we made her 8 10inch round cakes. We just used the boxed cake mix. all different flavors/ fillings ( like a lemon cake with raspberry filling and carrot cake with a cream cheese filling, and so on and so fourth) each cake had a different pattern that it was decorated, one was a basket weve design, one was swiss dots.... And they whole thing was presented on a plant stand ( that the groom made for the cakes), they had flower garland wrapped on it, nothing to gawdy, but it was great for an out-door wedding. anyways, If you are going to do it your self I would recomend keeping it simple, because there will be so much going on, doing something extravagant will stress you out. especially if you are not familer with cake making and decorating. Good luck!!! ... View related article.