The Skin Kitchen

The Skin Kitchen Handmade natural skin care, using only the purest ingredients to simply feed and nourish your skin. The approach is humble, but the
results, delicious!

The Skin Kitchen has evolved from a
background in, and personal experiences with, natural
therapies. We have first hand knowledge and awareness
of the benefits of a natural skin management and
treatment routine. It is exactly the same with your skin as it is with your
body. You can think of skin care as a dermal diet,
because real nourishment is the best way to heal and
rejuvenate your skin. Using

only pure, vital,
unadulterated botanicals, The Skin Kitchen
is just what your skin has been waiting for! At The Skin Kitcheni we create effective products with tangible
vitality. We aspire to operate ethically and sustainably in
all aspects of our business, creating products that
express the raw beauty of nature. With a passion for making heavenly creams, from
beginning to end, each one of our exclusive products
has been carefully formulated and handmade by us, to
offer you a totally genuine and beautiful natural skin
care range.

• Our products are packed with 100%
sourced & naturally grown ingredients.
• Our products are guaranteed free from synthetic
preservatives, artificial colours & fragrances.
• Under no circumstance whatsoever does
The Skin Kitchen test on animals!
• Our Products are 100% vegetarian friendly
• Being completely aware of the effects to the
environment we choose minimal packaging that can
be recycled. We hope our vital formulations will make a beautiful
impression on you.

03/04/2016

Are you using your facial oil properly? Hint: Oil and water really do get along!

In his book Eating for Beauty, David Wolfe discusses the beautifying effects of MSM. He describes it as "producing a fla...
19/11/2014

In his book Eating for Beauty, David Wolfe discusses the beautifying effects of MSM. He describes it as "producing a flame like tint in the skin and creating a subtle lustre as delicate as the halo around the full moon on a clear desert evening."

11/09/2014

Homemade all natural non-toxic 40 SPF sunscreen.

Ingredients:
¼ Cup Coconut Oil - 2-8 SPF
20 dps Carrot Seed Essential Oil - SPF of 38-40!!
8-10 dps Lavender Oil

Instructions:
Add ¼ Coconut Oil to a bowl and whip it until it’s nice and creamy.
Add 20 drops of Carrot Seed Essential Oil and mix well.
Mix in as much lavender oil (8-10 drops) as necessary to cover the smell of the Carrot Oil.

Apply to skin as needed. Reapply after swimming or sweating.
Store in a cool, dry place. The refrigerator is a great place to keep it.
This Homemade Sunscreen Recipe is not waterproof. If you would like, you can add a little beeswax and zinc oxide to make it a little stronger and waterproof.

Use a sunscreen.... even in the winter months.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9BqrSAHbTc
15/08/2014

Use a sunscreen.... even in the winter months.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9BqrSAHbTc

We showed people what they looked like in ultraviolet, & wondered aloud if they wanted to put on some damn sunscreen already. Music: 'Summer in the City - St...

06/08/2014

Ingredient of the week! Our Brightening Serum contains Bearberry Extract. Apart from protectiong the skin against damage caused by free radicals, Bearberry contains the active ingredient Arbutin. Arbutin is very popular in Japan and other Asian countries for skin de-pigmentation. Other uses are to whiten the skin, to lighten darker pigmentation like liver spots and freckles and sunburn scars. It is also known to regulate melanin production, or melanogenesis.

I went walking on Noordhoek beach on Sunday in the stormy weather to celebrate the new month of June! Whilst walking bar...
04/06/2014

I went walking on Noordhoek beach on Sunday in the stormy weather to celebrate the new month of June! Whilst walking barefoot, it reminded me of how useful nature is. The beach offers fresh air, salt water, relaxation, exercise and SAND! and SAND is a natural exfoliant. The finer the sand, the better the exfoliation. Although I don't suggest using sand on your face as it will be harsh, but for the rest of your body the grains make for an extremely healthier alternative to the chemical-rich retail exfoliants. It is important to exfoliate your body: you are simultaneously stripping away dead skin cells making your skin soft to the touch, and also allowing your pores to breathe better, making it less likely for you to get break outs. It is recommended that you exfoliate twice a week, so now you have an excuse to head over to the beach!

http://beautyfool.com/beauty-tip-sand-to-exfoliate-the-skin/

Sand is a great (and free!) skin exfoliator. A beauty blog post containing a few beauty tips and ideas on how to use sand to exfoliate your skin.

09/04/2014

Welcome to all the New Skin Kitchen "likes"! - thank you for your support. Thank you to Mel for organising a product Demo - what a lovely group of woman!! ###

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