I got my original recipe from a nurse at the hospital in the late 1950's and adapted it to my liking over the years...this is how I make it now. RECIPE USUALLY YIELDS APPROXIMATELY 50 TO 60 OUNCES
Provided by Straws Kitchen(*o *) @CinCooks
Categories Beauty Products
Number Of Ingredients 7
Steps:
- 1. Combine first 5 ingredients together in a LARGE mixing bowl.
- 2. Add 1-cup of the water and mix with mixer on high for 3 minutes.
- 3. Add the rest of the water 1-cup at a time; mixing for 3-minutes after each cup is added.
- 4. After all the water is added, mix for approximately 15 minutes (so all ingredients are well blended and lotion becomes fluffy).
- 5. Divide cream into clean dry jars for gift giving or for your self.
- 6. You can put cream into small mason, ball or kerr jars with lids.
- 7. NOTE from CinStraw: I use old antique AVON jars as they make nice gift jars. Just wash them out with mild soapy water, rinse well and dry completely before filling with lotion-cream. If it ends up on the thin side, then I call it "LOTION", if thicker (as it usually is) I call it "CREAM"...depends on the base you can find to use. I loved Unibase best BUT it has been discontinued, so we can not get it anymore. Therefore I have been using Aquabase instead for some time now. It is a base the doctors and nurses used to mix their medication creams with.
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