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- Hey guys! It's me, Anne.
So, today I have another very fun do-it-yourself
project for you now that summer is here,
and the sunshine is out, and we're outdoors more often.
Especially by the pool.
I came up with some fun, simple, do-it-yourself project
that's very, very helpful and practical for
spending your time by the pool.
First is a body mist, and since you're outdoors more,
the sun can be more harmful to your skin and also your hair.
Aside from using a sunblock, I have this body mist
right here that can keep you refreshed,
prevents bad body odor, and also helps heal your skin.
So this is great to apply on throughout the day
when you're going out, especially by the pool.
Keeps you smelling nice and fresh.
Secondly is this spray-on moisturizer
that is great to spray on before hitting the pool,
and after you get out of the pool.
It just keeps your hair nice and nourish.
So if you guys want to learn how to make this,
don't forget to thumbs up, and let's get started!
Okay, so let's start with the ingredients for the body mist.
First of all, you will need some distilled water.
Distilled water does not contain any contaminates,
and it's pretty stable for storage,
so that's why we will be using that today.
Next I will be using some lime juice.
But you can also use lemons.
I will be using one lime, and the citrus
from the lime works as a great deodorant.
I actually use this on a daily basis.
It works 24 hours for me, it replaces my deodorant stick,
and it's great because it kills off odor-causing bacteria.
I really recommend just using fresh lime
and just rubbing it onto your armpits
if you are in need of a good deodorant.
So, that's the two main key ingredients,
and if you don't have the rest of the other ingredients,
that's fine, all you need is water and lime juice.
Next I will be using this witch hazel astringent,
and this will work as a natural preservative.
At the same time, witch hazel is known
to reduce skin irritation, and also,
it soothes your skin from sunburns.
You can find this at any local pharmacy.
It's pretty easy to find.
I will also use tea tree oil for this.
It's a great natural astringent as well,
and it's great for reducing blemishes.
It also heals sunburn and it's a fantastic insect repellent.
To give this a refreshing scent,
you can also use other natural oils.
This is optional, of course, and you don't necessarily
have to use this, but if you do have anything in storage,
go ahead, take it out and use it.
Okay, so starting with this little plastic bottle
that I found from Daiso, a Japanese dollar store.
It's about three fluid ounce in size,
so I'm going to fill this up halfway with just the water.
Next, squeeze in a whole lime.
Now, if you're using more water and your bottle is bigger,
then I suggest for you to use another lime.
Okay, so now I'm going to add in the tea tree oil,
and if you don't have this, that's okay,
because this is an optional ingredient.
And I'm just going to add in a couple of drops, that's all.
Next up, I'm going to add some rosemary oil for some scent.
Again, this is another optional ingredient
that you don't have to use, but you can use it if you like.
Lastly, I'm going to pour in the witch hazel astringent
so that way, it can fill up the bottle.
And then I'm going to shake it up
and make sure everything is mix in well.
So that's basically it, so before using this,
make sure you shake it and then spray it.
So let's make the spray-on hair conditioner next.
I'm going to use this macadamia mask that I have for hair.
And if you have anything that's really rich,
and really thick, and kinda heavy on your hair,
here's a good time to take it out and use it toward this.
Starting with this bottle that's about
three fluid ounce in size, I'm going
to fill it up with some water, halfway through,
or you can also fill it up 3/4 of the way.
Next, add in a spoonful of conditioner.
And basically, what I do is I use the other end of my spoon.
So that way, it can go in a little bit
more easy than with the bigger side.
And then I use my fingers to kind of push it in,
followed by a little bit water before I close the bottle.
Make sure you clean it well.
Twist on the cap, and then shake it up.
That is basically it, guys.
Very simple, easy to do.
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Have fun, and have a lovely summer.
Ciao!
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