Oat and Clay Body Wash Recipe

I have always loved using a bath wash while I shower.  And I would often use a mud mask on my face.  But for about four years I cannot seem to find my favorite mud mask in the stores I shop in.  While I was searching for some new recipes I found this recipe on Alison Kontur's Bath Body Supply Blog - "Design It Yourself" Skincare called Oat and Clay Body Wash .  This maybe something that could solve my problem. So I will have to give it a try.

How to Make Your Own Bodywash

One of the blogs I follow called Totally Tutorials had an entry from Life Blossoms on How to Make Your Own Natural Body Wash. It is very simple because it is made with only 2 ingredients: Castille Soap and Water. But to be honest I am wondering how "Natural" the Kirks castile soap is and if you can really claim that it is natural. If you made your own than that would be a different story. Also the recipe calls for water. It does not distinquish if you should use distilled or regular water from the tap. But my instincts say to use distilled. Since I use distilled water for my lotions recipes I have it on hand plus it is really inexpensive to purchase from the local grocery store.

Soapwort: Herbal Hair and Body Wash Recipe

Have your ever heard of soapwort? It is new to me. Soapwort is defined by Joan Morais as tg he plant, the leaves and the root of soapwort naturally cleans. The plant contains saponins which are in soap. The word, soap, comes from the Latin word sapo and means soap. Joan Morais formulates and professionally makes shampoos, liquid soap and body wash, shes loves to use totally pure concoctions every now and then. Here is a simple and pure recipe for an herbal hair and body wash. Try it as a pet wash. It does not have any suds.

Does this sound interesting? Want to learn how to make Joan's recipe for Soapwort: Herbal Hair and Body Wash? Then check out her blog to find out how.