I've been using this deodorant for several months and I love it. No strange chemicals, easy to make, I can customize the scent, and it actually works.
Now available for sale in my store.
Recipe originally from:
http://www.thepolivkafamily.com/2013/03/homemade-deodorant/
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My recipe alterations and notes:
3 TBSP coconut oil (45g)
2 TBSP beeswax (15g)
2 TBSP baking soda
2 TBSP arrowroot
1/4 tsp 100% Vitamin E oil
1/4 tsp patchouli
1/8 - 1/4 tsp pine needle
5 drops cedarwood
Sunday, March 30, 2014
Thursday, March 13, 2014
Melting Down Brood Comb - Bee Vlog - Mar 10, 2014
It takes a bit of time and some sacrificial equipment, but melting bees wax isn't difficult.
I just set up a Facebook page. I'm trying to get the minimum required 25 "Likes" to qualify for a custom URL. So if you use Facebook please visit and "Like" my page.
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I just set up a Facebook page. I'm trying to get the minimum required 25 "Likes" to qualify for a custom URL. So if you use Facebook please visit and "Like" my page.
You can also follow me on Twitter or Google+.
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Monday, March 10, 2014
What makes the comb black? - Bee Vlog - Mar 1, 2014
Fresh wax is white or cream colored. As it ages it darkens due to other products the bees apply to it, such as propolis. But the thing that makes it appear almost black is the thin casings left behind after the adult bee emerges from the cell. Each generation leaves a thin layer behind that darkens over time and use.
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