The hydrated granules of oatmeal adhere to the surface of the skin and provide a protective film attracting humidity and reducing friction. It's often used for it's natural moisturizing properties and to alleviate itching.

The dried and ground silky threads found under the husks of fresh corn are used to make cornsilk powder.

Cornstarch is a dense powder made from a portion of the corn kernel.

This bath salt is super easy to make and is a fun addition to bath time.

Yield: 13 oz of bath salt.

BTMS - 25 is an emulsified wax that produces a thick and creamy emulsion that feels light and hydrating. 

Lemon is a natural astringent, antiseptic, and bactericide.

Black walnut hulls, which are high in essential fatty acids, which make them a popular additive and colorant in cosmetic making.

Tapicoca starch is a great talc replacement in products. It imparts a smooth, soft feel to formulations.

Myristyl Myristate acts as an emulsifier and emollient in lotion formulations.

Glycerin is a humectant (it attracts & retains moisture). Products that will not dissolve in water, will dissolve in glycerin.