Got dry skin?

@Jayciedubb (takes notes) 😊

@bijouxbroussard don't get me started. But seriously if you want a good recipe for lotion, I've got one. It's really easy to make. Lotion is up to 70% water and 30% oil and then there's some more you add to it which is , I know, more than 100%, but it works because you have to have emulsifying wax if you wanted to stay mixed and you have to have stearic acid if you want it to be creamy and you have to have hyaluronic acid if you want it to be deep moisturizing and if you're looking for a skin lightening lotion you want to add kojic acid. Also if you want to turn it into sunscreen you add zinc oxide I believe and if you don't want it to get moldy on you you have to add a preservative . I use phenonip., all of which can be obtained on Amazon. Or if you just want to get some hyaluronic acid and add it to some lotion you already have you can do that also. It's done by weight. About 2% hyaluronic acid is a good start. So whatever your lotion weighs, ask Google how much is 2% of that and add that much hyaluronic acid to it and mix it up. You might have to warm up the lotion first but don't go above 140° F because you might destabilize your preservative. Be sure to put it back into the Container while it's still liquidy or it will get messy when you put it in later

The oils I use are coconut oil, Olive oil, avocado oil, grapeseed oil , almond oil and mango butter.. also, instead of using distilled water, I have aloe vera growing in the back yard, so I use aloe vera gel instead of distilled water.. I don't use any essential oils but you can if you have any favorites like lavender, vanilla, Jasmine, something like that. 10 to 20 drops I guess. Some people put color in there is also. But I don't see what purpose it serves, so I don't use it.

Crap. I told myself not to do this. I should have just posted the damn recipe here LOL