Repairing balm Tamanu, Bacuri, Tea tree

Formula: 11389	Difficulty level: beginner	Validity: min 6 months	optimal pH: -

Phase	Ingredient	Dose %	Total 50 gr
A	Shea butter	32	16 gr
A	Bacuri butter	13	6.5 gr
A	Laurel berry oil	20	10 gr
A	Tamanu oil	9	4,5 gr
A	Neem oil	10	5 gr
A	Beeswax white	14	7 gr
A	Marigold CO2 extract	0,3	0,15 gr
B	Tea Tree essential oil	0,6	10 drops
B	Yarrow essential oil	0.3	5 drops
B	Rosemary essential oil	0.5	8 drops
B	Bacti-pur Complex	0.3	5 drops

1. Melt the phase A ingredients in a heatproof glass over a water bath. Allow the mixture to cool before it begins to set or when it reaches hand temperature.

2. Add phase B ingredients one at a time, mixing thoroughly after each.

3. Transfer the mixture to the dedicated container. Place in the refrigerator to solidify as evenly as possible. The consistency will be final the next day.

The result is a repairing, regenerating, purifying balm that can be applied daily, once or several times, as needed, locally to small areas of skin. Do not apply to open wounds. Do not use on children under 12 years of age.

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