Showing posts with label skin food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label skin food. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 24, 2024
Canadian breakfast classic
I came up with two new methods to prepare oatmeal. Well they're not really methods so just ingredients two new recipes for preparing oatmeal in Canada by nicole Tirona.
first off, we have our delicious typical apple crumble but oatmeal and as you would guess you just put the stewed apple in with the oatmeal and put my take is slabs of butter on the oatmeal so it melts and then cover that with sugar and cinnamon and eat it that way another way I thought you could do is with cream cheese if you put cream cheese slabs on top of the oatmeal and let it melt a bit and pack brown sugar on it with cinnamon when you eat the oatmeal it tastes like a cinnamon roll actually I just had some now and I'm gonna tell you right now. It was amazing. the sour flavour of the cream cheese went really well with the plain cream mixed oatmeal. I forgot the salt, but it was OK because I'm trying to form perfect poops right now so that's why I'm eating oatmeal anyway, beyond that the virtues of these dishes are beyond comparison to any other breakfast dishes you've had in the past because these dishes can be also construed as many snack meals that bode well with your dietary restrictions and complaints due to hunger or otherwise
ps dont forget the chocolate
1. chocolate chip cookie oatmeal with chocolate chunks in plain salted oatmeal with cream (add before serving dish) topped with salted butter and a topping of melting crunchy brown sugar and cinnamon.
2. cinnamon roll with cream cheese frosting oatmeal is served as a plain salted oatmeal with thin scoops of cream cheese atop the served oatmeal. finish with a generous topping of brown sugar and cinnamon.
3. apple crumble delux oatmeal is served as a combination of 1. & 2. with the addition of stewed apples which are cooked with the oats or seperately (to your preference)
for a canadian bnb classic menu series of takes on breaks
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12/24/2024 06:31:00 PM
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Saturday, May 02, 2020
bergamot tip !
im making a bergamot recreation and its already super realistic with 6 ingredients! just found 5 more to add in small amounts. im only using essential oils and its a lot of fun, like doing a puzzle or mind game, if you like those.... been making dilutions all day and im so glad i invested in 100 tiny bottles! .30 cents a piece is a small price to pay for the convenience of use! so many dilutions!
ive made a few formulas for other perfume ideas and some of the accords i made are turning out really well. if i didnt get that thanaka lime also known as persian lime (its those little black ones for food) which is citrus x latifolia (key lime and lemon) i wouldnt have been able to make this wonderful bergamot recreation!
some of the ingredients im using are
bitter orange (citrus x aurantium) respiratory, lemon (citrus limon), blood orange (citrus x sinensis), ...... woops ! dont want to give it all away! specially now that im getting better. at making perfume formulas. its like when you get that click in your head..all my years of reading and learning and smelling are now exploding and i kind of finally know what the heck im doing making these perfumes. so this one is all essential oils. if i get these oils as therapeutic grade this blend would be the best! cos its got so many other beneficial plants in it ... this blend would be great as an
oil and it will be my first experiment with roller bottles and making a "perfume oil" but actually its an aromatherapy blend... but dont tell anyone that!ive made a few formulas for other perfume ideas and some of the accords i made are turning out really well. if i didnt get that thanaka lime also known as persian lime (its those little black ones for food) which is citrus x latifolia (key lime and lemon) i wouldnt have been able to make this wonderful bergamot recreation!
some of the ingredients im using are
bitter orange (citrus x aurantium) respiratory, lemon (citrus limon), blood orange (citrus x sinensis), ...... woops ! dont want to give it all away! specially now that im getting better. at making perfume formulas. its like when you get that click in your head..all my years of reading and learning and smelling are now exploding and i kind of finally know what the heck im doing making these perfumes. so this one is all essential oils. if i get these oils as therapeutic grade this blend would be the best! cos its got so many other beneficial plants in it ... this blend would be great as an
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Sunday, March 03, 2019
DIY Hydrogel Mask: Strawberry

I LOVE IT !!!!
it's so tasty.
check it out
all you need is
Spring water
2-3 large strawberries
a spoonful of honey
half a teaspoon of sugar
and
a squeeze of lime (optional)
Slice the strawberries very thinly, leaving the centers intact.
Drizzle with honey and leave until the juice is released from the cellular matrix.
Squeeze a bit of lime into the mixture.
Slip a slice from the glass and drip the excess juice, then apply the strawberry onto your face.

Leave on for 15-20 minutes then remove strawberries.
With clean fingertips, massage your face in tiny circular motions, until all the liquid is absorbed and the honey starts to become sticky again.
Lightly rinse your face with spring water and pat dry.
Feel the suppleness, the smoothness! Your face is now moisturized and nourished with vitamins and minerals.
The fruit (malic) acid of the strawberry and the (citric) acid of the lime, plus the (glycolic) acid of the sugar, enhances product absorption and promotes blood flow, collagen production, as well as skin brightening from exfoliation and the inherent properties of the acids. You can now apply your favorite precious oil or moisturizer because your skin is primed and ready to face the day. Also you can lick your lips as the juice drips and it is delicious.
Tip: (Optional) adding probiotic yogurt will add lactic acid which is another alpha hydroxy acid that enhances the appearance of your skin.
This is where I read about the acids and note the complete list of their sources on the bottom:
https://www.healthline.com/health/beauty-skin-care/alpha-hydroxy-acid#takeaway
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When I did this mask the other day I actually got the idea from my strawberry lime juice. I was washing my thermos and the slices of strawberry had all lost their colour. I was using a coconut soap block for the dishes cos I didnt have anymore dish soap or the will or the extra dollar to buy it, so after washing a huge load of dishes with no gloves and hot water my hands were feeling pretty dry...then came the thermos and me scooping out the strawberry slices and thats when I noticed the amazing moisturizing properties of the fruit and sugar mixture. Then I started playing with the gloop and noticed hey this stuff is really slippery and omg it sticks to my hand then I was totally not doing the dishes anymore and just playing with water and strawberry goop.
So basically what Im trying to say is to make a hydrogel mask with actual gel like strawberries you have to make a large strawberry lime juice and use those strawberries because those ones have a more gelatinous texture. BUT if you want a nice acidic exfoliant mask you can follow the above instructions. After the mask (above) I did notice a slight tingling around my face and for a minute there thought, oh my god my face is coming off but then I went to the washroom and patted my cheeks while looking into the mirror and saw my skin and was like oh this is fine.
this is the original strawberry juice idea in my notebook after i come up with an idea i try to jot it down as quickly as possible before i forget. so many lost brilliant ideas. sigh.
heres what the true hydrogel strawberry looks like
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Tuesday, December 04, 2018
Hair Tonic
oh new hair tonic
how do i start to describe thee
how thy milky sap doth cure my hot head
that lack of water most certainly causes
my wilting locks of dark mahogany
feel refreshed by your opalescent
fragrant waters of life and joy
when your cooling elixir of youth
touches my parched scalp
i rejoice and sing praise to thee
the sweet mingling of peppermint
and rosemary- a queens remedy
with geranium to balance
my delicate sensibilities
lavender to soothe my worries
and neroli to tighten my skin,
oh new hair tonic i think of you so
and ponder on the quantity
of polysorbate 80
and if it will actually
remove sebum and dht
oh new hair tonic i am writing you down
for my case study
my remedy i do love thee
what kind of preservative do i put in you
are you a rinse off product my love
bows and arrows and knives and guns
cannot compare to the splendor found in thy pearly glow.
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Wednesday, August 08, 2018
whipped butter balm from whats up moms
equal portions of beeswax, shea butter, oils. nice video on youtube of a wealthy mom making this in her fancy expensive kitchen.
oils i used:
peach kernel
pumpkin seed
hemp seed
castor seed
rosehip seed
meadowfoam seed
2 drops r.o.e.
melted beeswax, shea, oils, mixed, allowed to cool slightly, whipped.
i used this for a solid perfume blend and the beeswax added a nice aroma to the composition.
too bad i stupidly gave the only nice sample to patrice. because he is unworthy of so many samples he just leaves them to the elements and asks me when theyre all stale, you want me to use this? ugh. hate him. so ive been putting more preservative in my lotion formulas and they have dramatically improved.
oils i used:
peach kernel
pumpkin seed
hemp seed
castor seed
rosehip seed
meadowfoam seed
2 drops r.o.e.
melted beeswax, shea, oils, mixed, allowed to cool slightly, whipped.
i used this for a solid perfume blend and the beeswax added a nice aroma to the composition.
too bad i stupidly gave the only nice sample to patrice. because he is unworthy of so many samples he just leaves them to the elements and asks me when theyre all stale, you want me to use this? ugh. hate him. so ive been putting more preservative in my lotion formulas and they have dramatically improved.
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