Hello again!
Today I will explain how to make a moisturizer emulsified with beeswax. As I say in the introduction, I have never managed to make a cream with beeswax only and that I stayed emulsified and stable for a long time. Although I have proven it in many ways. So today, I show you how to make a moisturizer with it but using another ingredient that will guarantee that our cream remains permanently emulsified. This ingredient is borax, also known as boron salt or sodium borate. It is a mineral, which is extracted from lagoons of high mineral concentrations and is soluble in water. We will add it then in the aqueous phase.
To make the cream, I am using olive oil, but you can use whichever you want or you are more comfortable to find.

Several days ago I am using this cream to moisturize the body and I like it a lot, as it is easily absorbed and it is noticeable that it leaves the skin protected. I also use it on my face since I have dry skin and I am doing very well, although I would not recommend it for oily skin or with acne, since the wax is slightly comendogenic.

This cream seems ideal as a base for massages. If you make this recipe like me, without any essential oil or fragrance, you can use it in different ways as it suits you to perform specific treatments or massages. If you are a professional, it seems a very good option to have in the cabin.
Some ideas: (add 5 to 10 drops of essential oil to the cream you will need for the massage)
Rosemary essential oil for a circulatory massage.
Mint essential oil for an expectorant or respiratory massage.
Geranium essential oil for an anti-cellulite massage / reducer
Wintergreen essential oil for a decontracting massage.
Lavender essential oil for a relaxing massage.

Anyway, I have a super cream!
I hope you too.

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