10 E-books to learn how to make natural cosmetics
Most recently, there has been greater emphasis on using natural products because of their proven health benefits. Not only are natural cosmetics healthy, but they are also good for the pocket. For instance, the average woman spends $3756 a year on cosmetics. However, they would spend ten times less if they made their own products. The best thing about making your cosmetics is that you know exactly what your body comes into contact with, making them safer than industrial products composed of synthetic preservatives that can harm the body.
Kindle has several ‘do it yourself’ books that are meant to guide anyone interested in making their cosmetics. Moreover, the books are educational about cosmetics, their origins, industry needs, and cost; they also provide numerous recipes made everyday kitchen ingredients. Nevertheless, these books are not just for persons wishing to make their cosmetics but also for persons interested in starting a business in selling the same. Below are the ten best DIY natural cosmetics books available on Kindle.
This book is by the renowned New York chef and author Alex Guarnaschelli. The book comes in 306 pages and contains 115 recipes and 20 readily available ingredients for your DIY projects. The book is divided into five categories: facial care, body care, how innovative hair care works, hand and foot care, and how to make a wide variety of little things by yourself.
This book by Julia Broderick is another perfect place to begin your DIY on all-natural cosmetics. The book is easy and convenient, uses simple ingredients, and equips readers with all they need to know before getting started. The book provides natural homemade recipes for moisturizers, blush, lipsticks and lip gloss, hair masks and skin treatments.
Jessica Ress’s book is the best book out there for natural DIY recipes for skincare. Ress promises healthy glowing skin and provides 100 organic recipes; hence, catering for people with all skin types.
All skin and hair types are not the same, and these significantly differ by race. What’s more, the beauty industry has always been in the spotlight for ignoring persons of colour. Niambi Dennis combines two of her best-sellers on hair care and skincare, respectively, in this book containing DIY instructions and recipes for ethnic hair and skin.
Anne Robinson, the author of this book, mentions that as an adult, she became obsessed with creating and recreating some of the scents that shaped her childhood, which led her to study aromatherapy, colognes, perfumes, and natural scents. Robinson shares her wide knowledge of creating unique perfumes based on customized, natural, homemade recipes in this book.
Natural oils are healing portions that have been present with us since the beginning, and in this book, Christina Anthis puts the power of natural healing in her reader’s hands. The book is a simple guide to making nourishing, all-natural, and affordable remedies for curing a wide range of conditions. Anthis’s book also provides DIY for making natural oils for skin care and cleaning products.
Users have described Eve Cabanel’s book as the long-awaited DIY beauty book. Cabanel provides natural recipes for lip balm, body butter, scrubs, masks, and face creams. The book also includes her signature DIY recipe, Mango Body Butter.
Deborah Barnes’ book is one of the highest-rated skincare books on Kindle. Burnes identifies as a skincare expert and is the co-founder of Sumbody Skin Care. In her book, she combines chemistry, cosmetology, and natural recipes to develop 110 organic formulas for different skin types. It’s not a surprise that her book is highly rated.
Julie Mierkhoff explores the rather unexplored niche by most DIY cosmetics books of shower gels, skin creams, and deodorants. The recipes found in the book use ingredients that are easily obtainable. The book is only 20 pages and can be read in one sitting.
Lastly, Gabrielle Landreau’s also ventures into the rather unexplored world of DIYs with her body scrubs, lotions, butter and shampoo recipe book. Controlling what comes into contact with your skin and hair is very important, and this book is guaranteed to give you a natural homemade way of having silky smooth, radiant and healthy skin.
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