Wednesday, March 27, 2019

DIY Beachy Wave Texturizing Spray
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DIY Sea Salt Hair Spray
Summer may technically be over…but that’s not stopping me. I am the kind of girl that keeps summer going as long as possible — specificly since moving to Los Angeles. And noleang says summer like beachy and — honestly — MESSY, hair.
I have a ton of my favorite beauty secrets here on the blog — most of which are all natural and domesticcrazye — so, I’m surprised I haven’t shared this alalert with you — it’s been a long time coming to be honest!
They leang is, it’s incredibly easy to create beachy waves at domestic. See, it’s all about the texture.
Texture is what makes beachy hair. Love I said MESSY. So, genuinely, when you want beachy waves, you gotta get your hair a small dirty. 😉
DIY Sea Salt Spray
I use some pink Himalayan salt and argan oil to make my hair justttt messy enough. Plus, the argan oil is absolutely Incredible for your hair.
You know the Moroccan Oil brand?? Yeah they use argan oil — Ok, confusing, I know.
Here’s the deal, argan oil comes from the Argan tree, native to Morocco. Morrocan oil IS argan oil, as well as a few other oils and ingredients…I’ll explain it in a another post soon, with some more benefits of true, 100% argan oil…basically argan oil is the REALLY good stuff — it’s like liquid gancient.
So, add a small argan oil and Himalayan salt (or sea salt) to some distilled water, add a few drop of fundamental oils whether you wish, and you have yourself and all-natural and non-toxic beachy wave spray you can use all year long.

DIY Beachy Wave Texturizing Spray
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Ingredients
  1. 8 ounces warm distilled water
  2. 1-2 tablespoons 100% pure biological argan oil
  3. 1 teaspoon pink Himalayan salt or sea salt
  4. few drops of fundamental oil (I used lemon, but sweet orange would be great too!)
  5. glass spray bottle
Instructions
  1. Heal the distilled water in the microwave for a minute or over the stove, until simmering. Add the salt into the warm water and mix to dissolve.
  2. Combine the salt water and remaining ingredients in a measuring glass and carefully pour into your spray bottle. Shake to combine the ingredients.
  3. After a shower when hair is still damp, shake the bottle up to re-mix the oils and salt, and spray the texturizing spray all over your hair, focusing on the ends, and scrunch your hair a few times, allowing your hair to dry naturally.
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DIY Relaxing Bubble Bath
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Homecrazye Bubble Bath
There’s noleang I love more than a bath to relax sore muscles at the end of an intense week of workouts.
I’ve talked time and time again about how I love epsom salt baths to help ease sore muscles — but sometimes, a girl just need some bubbles — am I right?!
And I was determined to create a healthy, non-toxic way to endelight a bubble bath — so obviously I turned to one of my favorite beauty and domestic products to help create the most luxurious DIY bubble bath — castile soap!
As you alalert know, I am a lavender enthusiast — so naturally, I used lavender castile soap from Dr. Bronner’s. The next leang you’ll need is some vegetable glycerin — it’s Incredible at moisturizing your skin — and some additional fundamental oil (again, I used lavender, but you can use anyleang that blends well with your castile soap).
This small recipe DIY is literally so simple, and you’ll feel so good about endelighting a relaxing bath without any harsh of toxic chemicals!
P.s. Don’t forget to pour yourself a glass of bubbly during your relaxing bath — there’s noleang better than a bubble bath with some champagne — or wine! 😉
DIY non toxic Bubble Bath

DIY Relaxing Bubble Bath
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Ingredients
  1. 1 cup castile soap (I used lavender, but any perfume works)
  2. 1/4 cup vegetable glycerin
  3. 20-30 drop fundamental oil of choice (I used lavender!)
Instructions
  1. Combine all ingredients in a large mixing glass. Carefully pour the bubble bath mixture into a glass bottle to store.
  2. To use, pour about 1/4 cup of the bubble bath into warm, running bath water, and endelight!
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