Moustache Wax
In valuable for an unruly moustache, moustache wax will tame the rowdiest of whiskers. Recipes for homemade wax can be very basic to more involved.
The simplest is equal parts beeswax and petroleum jelly. Just gently melt in a double boiler, it can also be done in a microwave, just be careful to not overheat.
For a stiffer wax use 60% beeswax and 40% petroleum jelly.
For more recipes and tips on using moustache wax:
http://www.handlebarclub.co.uk/waxindex.shtml
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Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Melt and Pour Beeswax Soap
Beeswax Soap
4 oz unscented, clear glycerin soap
1 tsp grated beeswax
About 10 drops of fragrance/essential oil
1-2 drops food coloring (optional)
Best done in a double boiler to ensure even heating. Melt the soap until liquid. Grate beeswax and add to te melted soap. No need for heating much above 145 degrees. Too hot and the beeswax and fragrance can "burn off". Now add the fragrance and food coloring. Stir thoroughly. Pour into a mold and let it set overnight.
4 oz unscented, clear glycerin soap
1 tsp grated beeswax
About 10 drops of fragrance/essential oil
1-2 drops food coloring (optional)
Best done in a double boiler to ensure even heating. Melt the soap until liquid. Grate beeswax and add to te melted soap. No need for heating much above 145 degrees. Too hot and the beeswax and fragrance can "burn off". Now add the fragrance and food coloring. Stir thoroughly. Pour into a mold and let it set overnight.
Saturday, September 22, 2012
Homemade Lip Balm Recipe
We recommend that you use a double boiler, even just putting your pot in a pyrex baking dish with water in the bottom will prevent the fire hazard as well as keeping your beeswax and oils from browning from too much heat.
If your beeswax is too hard, soften it in a bowl of hot tap water for about 10 minutes and it will be ready to grate.
Find beeswax here
Lip balm tubes here
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