Homemade gifts are the BEST and this year Team EBF whipped up the perfect miracle DIY facial moisturizer with rosehip, jojoba and lavender oil. Make it for yourself or the procedente beauty lover in your life. 💗
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I’ve been using rosehip oil as a nighttime facial moisturizer for over a year, but I love this simple blend with jojoba and lavender as well. It smells amazing and is especially nourishing for those with dry, sensitive or aging skin. Added bonus: we created cute little printable labels for 1 oz dropper bottles, which make this DIY facial oil look extra fancy for gifting. 🎁✨
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Hop over to the blog for this simple 3-ingredient recipe and more last-minute homemade gift ideas! ⠀
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Oh I️ love that stuff!
So pretty! And it seems easy enough for my non-crafty self to pull off! 😉
@afoodiestaysfit Yes, totally!! It’s so easy. Only three ingredients and some stirring/pouring involved.
I have to try using rosehip! I’ve heard so much about it! Do you know if it can help with acne scarring?
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@krysnaturally Rosehip is amazing for fine lines and brightening and jojoba is good for scarring because it has Vitamin E oil. This combo is so lovely, especially with the lavender essential oil in there.
Love this idea!
These are so awesome!!!
Those are so cute!!
I love this idea!! I want to make some for myself 💜💜
I love homemade gifts !!
What brand oil do you recommend?
This is such an great and different gift idea. I have gotten really into oils in the last couple of years and how fun to introduce them to others!
Love these ideas! Am the worst at last minute gifts!!
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Love this idea! I swear by rosehip seed oil—makes a great makeup remover, too 😊🌹
We love making plant based face serums 🌱🌱🌱
Those look great. Such a simple and thoughtful gift. Love the labels. Another essential oil that is great for skin is frankincense.
Where can I find the ingredientes for this? Please @eatingbirdfood