You can make a dip in your own bathtub feel like a trip to a fancy spa, all you have to do is add some homemade bath soak to the water. This recipe for ultimate relaxation uses Epsom salt, Himalayan pink salt, powdered milk, dried flowers, and essential oils. With this indulgent bath soak, you can pamper yourself and nourish your skin at the same time!
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If you’re into DIY skincare, try making your own deodorant. You will be surprised at how easy it is to make a non-toxic paste for deodorizing your armpits. With just 4 ingredients, this simple deodorant helps absorb perspiration and fend off odors, without all the chemicals!
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A simple and enjoyable way to get rid of dry skin on your hands or body is adding a sugar scrub to your handwashing or shower routine. Sugar scrubs are gently exfoliating and moisturizing at the same time. They are also quick and easy to make. Try this recipe for a luxurious four ingredient sugar scrub.
Smell fresh all day with this homemade body spray. You can get the fragrance you want, without all of the harmful chemicals, when you make your own post-shower spritz. Customize this recipe with your favorite scent and apply to the skin for fast-drying odor protection.
Using this recipe, you can make a smooth, moisturizing lip balm with just five natural ingredients. To tint your homemade lip balm, choose from either mica or organic beet root powder. Your lips will be truly kissable with subtle color!
Jewelweed is a natural remedy for itchy skin. You can forage wild jewelweed and use it to make an oil infusion in just a few simple steps, with items already in your kitchen. Add the jewelweed infused oil to homemade skincare products like soap or salve for soothing poison ivy, bug bites, and more.
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Some horses have long, luscious locks and others don’t. If you want your horse to have some extra fringe for show day, here is an easy and affordable way to make your own forelock extension. Make this ahead of time, band in on show day, and use it again and again!
Goats love to rub on things because it feels good. Especially during spring shedding, your goats will appreciate having a scratching post so that they can scratch that itch. Here are the instructions for building an affordable scratching post your goats will love!
Goats are notorious for being escape artists, but keeping a buck in during breeding season can be nearly impossible. Here are some ideas for making a fortress for your male goat that he will be comfortable in and that will contain him, no matter the temptation. A full materials list and instructions for building an esthetic and functional enclosure with wooden fence and hot wire are provided.
A leg hook comes in handy for animals that are hard to get your hands on. Put an end to chasing your goats and make your own leg catcher with these simple, step-by-step directions.