15 DIY Bathroom Products to Ditch the Drugstore
Your bathroom isn’t just a bathing room. It’s a refuge where you prepare yourself to take on the day.
Your bathroom isn’t just a bathing room. It’s a refuge where you prepare yourself to take on the day.
Turn your bathroom into an all-natural spa by getting rid of store-bought products that are packed full of chemicals. It’s not just good for the environment, it’s good for your skin, too.
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Grab your loofa and scrub your way to the perfect shower experience. You’ll wonder why you didn’t ditch the drugstore sooner.
Most store-bought shampoos contain oil-stripping sulfates that can damage your hair. Try a nourishing, all-natural recipe right at home for luscious locks instead.
Your gorgeous tresses need moisture to stay bouncy and shiny all day long. Keep your hair in tip top shape and chemical free with a creamy, homemade conditioner.
Cold process soap is easier and cheaper than you think to make at home. Start with your favorite soap base, like shea butter, and add your custom scent and you’re well on your way to an in-shower experience that’s totally made for you.
Keep your skin happy with a body wash recipe packed with nourishing ingredients that you can actually pronounce.
Enjoy the same luxurious shave with little cost to you and the environment — perfect for both women and men.
After that close shave, give your skin some TLC with a whipped aftershave balm.
Keep your skin soft and smooth with a soothing lotion bar that melts right in after a steamy shower.
Don’t run out to the store for expensive bubble bath. Make yourself a relaxing honey-based recipe that is also good for your skin right at home.
If store-bought face wash is irritating your sensitive skin, try an at-home remedy to calm redness and acne, giving your face a radiant glow.
Many moisturizers out there can actually dry out your skin even more. Try out an all natural recipe that will keep your skin pH-balanced and healthy all day.
Aerosols can damage the environment and your hair. Luckily you can still get great hold right at home.
No need to spend a ton of money on factory-made gel. Try a homemade mixture for maximum hold with a citrusy scent.
Nourish your curls and give them a glossy hold with an at-home mousse recipe.
Easy-going beach waves just got easier. Texturize while also conditioning to keep your hair healthy, even after styling.
No need to compromise on your all-natural morning routine. You can easily keep your hair oil-free the DIY way, even when there’s no time to wash.
This all sounds great, but am I missing something? Read the whole article but didn’t see any recipe for any of these items or a link to where I might find them. Did I miss something?
I found no recipes either, though I do have a few books on the subject. Though a bit time consuming and a little messy, making these things is fun, and they really do work. I hope that you can find the actual recipes in this article so I can add to my stash! Thank you.
If you hover over the title of each picture you’ll find it’s the link. Some of this stuff sounds interesting and I’ve bookmarked it for later evaluation. My local senior center had a mini workshop recently on making balms and salves. I participated and it’s a fun process but to do this at home you need a spare pot or two, measuring spoons/cups and stirrers. Actually, I’m thinking of going to the thrift shop for those — great stocking stuffers.
I just checked all the different soaps, hair conditioner and etc. Run the mouse over the articles on top of the pictures and you will see the directions .