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LATEST SALVE UPDATES
Customizing skin care!
A note from Dahlia
We cater our products to people with allergies and sensitivities. That's why many of our products are unscented and gentle for use by all ages, even babies. Plus, they are safe for pregnant and breast-feeding women. We're happy to add essential oils to your favorite SALVE body products ... simply select your aromatherapy scent online when placing your order.
We also specialize in customizing spa-quality skin care (bulk, wholesale, private label) for spas and salons, hotels, estheticians, natural health stores, acupuncture clinics, massage therapy, dermatologists, yoga studios, holistic/wellness centers and various gift shops. Email sales@salvenaturals.com
Use SALVE with pride!
Our products contain NO artificial fragrance, NO artificial dyes, NO sulfates, No parabens, NO aluminum, NO petrochemicals, NO phthalates, NO propylene glycol, NO mineral oils and NO silicone.
Many SALVE products are based on natural medicine, and whenever we possibly can, we use ingredients seasonally grown by certified organic American farmers to hand-make our medicinal Emergency Salves. Because these ingredients are available seasonally, we may occasionally have back orders on items containing those ingredients.
Our BPA-free containers, labels and products are made in the USA! Thank you for supporting your local businesses.
Enjoy!
Dahlia |
SALVE RECIPE BOX by Dahlia
Get Creative. Do it Yourself!
RECIPE #5: Aromatherapy Body Mist
Each newsletter issue we'll be giving you exclusive recipes to add to your SALVE Recipe Box. All you need is what's in your fridge and pantry, and maybe a couple SALVE products.
Download Recipe Card for your own SALVE Aromatherapy Body Mist
Ingredients & Supplies:
2 SALVE Essential Therapy Roll-On Vials
(any combination, choose from 10 essential oils)
1/4 C unflavored vodka
1/2 C distilled water
1 small 8 oz spray/mist bottle
(cleaned and disinfected)
Directions:
Unless you’re using a new spray/mist bottle, you must first disinfect the bottle by using hot water and soap, or a gentle water and bleach solution. Rinse thoroughly and allow to completely dry.
To begin, empty the contents of any 2 SALVE Essential Therapy Roll-On Oils into the bottle. Select any combination or two of the same.
Follow by adding the vodka. Close the bottle and shake vigorously. Then open to add distilled water, closing again and shake vigorously.
Remember oil and water separate, so adding vodka (the alcohol) will allow for this mixture to emulsify, which means the essential oils will distribute more evenly when sprayed.
Your body mist is now ready! Shake before each use. (Not recommended for linen/pillow mist because of the oil ratio content.)
P.S. For bug repellent spray, mix Lemongrass, Lavender and Clove.
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