Radiance Revival Balm
This recipe yields approximately 50–60 grams of balm, enough to fill a small jar or tin. It lasts for 3–4 months with daily use, depending on application area. For larger batches, simply double or triple the quantities while maintaining the ratios.
📝 NOTE:
- Storage: Keep in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Refrigeration is optional but may extend shelf life.
- Shelf Life: Up to 6 months if stored properly. Discard if texture, color, or scent changes.
- Patch Test: Always perform a patch test before applying to sensitive areas. Apply a small amount to the inner wrist and wait 24 hours.
- Usage Tips:
- Apply a pea-sized amount under eyes before bed for overnight hydration.
- Dab onto lips and cuticles throughout the day.
- Use as a highlighter balm on cheekbones for a dewy glow.
- Massage into dry elbows, knees, or heels for instant relief.
- Customization:
- For a firmer balm, increase beeswax slightly.
- For a softer balm, reduce beeswax and increase shea butter.
- For a tinted version, add a pinch of beetroot powder or cocoa powder.
🌿 OTHER RECIPES TO COMPLEMENT:
These DIY recipes align with the philosophy of natural care, minimalism, and skin nourishment. They can be used alongside the Radiance Revival Balm for a complete self-care ritual.
1. Gentle Rosewater Toner
A refreshing facial mist made with distilled water, rose petals, and a splash of witch hazel. Helps tone and prep the skin before balm application.
2. Oat & Honey Face Mask
A soothing mask that calms redness and hydrates deeply. Mix ground oats with raw honey and a touch of yogurt. Apply for 15 minutes and rinse.
3. Herbal Steam Facial
Boil water with dried chamomile, mint, and lavender. Steam face for 5–7 minutes to open pores and enhance balm absorption.
4. Coconut Sugar Lip Scrub
Blend coconut oil, fine sugar, and a drop of vanilla extract. Gently exfoliate lips before applying the balm for smoother results.
