Argan and Olive Cuticle Cream Recipe

Do you suffer from dry cuticles?  Then make this Argan and Olive Cuticle Cream recipe from the Wholesale Supplies Plus website.  Use this cream on your nails to soften dry cuticles and moisturize brittle nails.

Argan and Olive Cuticle Cream

Do you love to pamper your nails? I found this recipe from Wholesale Supplies Plus called Argan and Olive Cuticle Cream that you can add to your of your spa night. When you use this cream, it will soften your dry cuticles and moisturize your brittle nails. It will also brigthen your nails and make your hands nails look like you just got back from the salon.  Luckily this recipe is very easy to make.

Mango Cuticle Cream

This Mango Cuticle Cream from Wholesale Supplies Plus is packed with moisturizing butters and oils to soften dry cuticles, moisturize brittle nails and soothe cracked finger tips.  It is pretty easy to make.  Once you are done, you will have enough to make (24) .5 oz tins.  I will have to try making this sometime soon.  This would definately make a great gift.

Cuticle Cream Recipe

From: Allison B. Kontur
http://www.bathbodysupply.com/

You will need:

Oil Phase:

0.50 oz Shea Butter, Unrefined (Ivory)
0.75 oz Olive Butter
0.25 oz Emulsifying Wax NF
0.25 oz Polysorbate 20

Water Phase:

2.25 oz Distilled Water
1.25 ml (1/4 tsp) Allantoin USP

Cooldown Phase:

1.25ml (1/4 tsp) Phenonip (Preservative)
5 drops Tea Tree Essential Oil
5 drops Lavender, Bulgarian Essential Oil
3 drops Sandalwoods Essential Oil Blend

Phase 1: In a double boiler over low heat, combine all ingredients in oil phase until melted & clear. Remove from heat.

Phase 2: In a separate, heat-proof container, heat the water until it reaches approximately the same temperature as the liquified oils/wax. Use a thermometer to accurately determine the temperature. Remove from heat and add Allantoin, stirring thoroughly until dissolved.

Phase 3: Slowly combine water mixture with oil mixture using a stick blender or mixer to fully incorporate. Allow to cool to room temperature.Phase 4: When lotion has cooled to the touch (as close to room temp as possible), add preservative and optional fragrance. Blend well to incorporate before packaging in airtight containers.

Source: http://bathbodysupply.blogspot.com/2009/10/recipe-cuticle-cream.html