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Table of Contents Introduction --Supplies needed --Design Your Label Collecting Your Basic Ingredients --Fuller’s Earth Preparations --Shampoo --Beeswax --Orange Peel Powder --Sandalwood Powder --Rosewater --How to make Rose water --Making Your Own Infused Oil --The Slow Sun Method --Quick Kitchen Method: --Method two --Making Salves And Liniments Simple Perfumed Ointments --Winter Ointment Remedies --Winter Natural Chilblains Remedy Natural Creams --Decoction Clarified Butter As Beauty Cream/Healing Base --Making Clarified Butter in Your Kitchen --Recognizing Pure Clarified Butter Conclusion Author Bio Publisher Introduction The natural beauty health product business is a billion-dollar industry, of which the demand is growing monumentally day by day. That is because more and more people are looking towards natural and organic solutions of the ever youthful look or getting rid of skin diseases, wrinkles, pimples, or just looking squeaky clean and fresh. The instinctive nature of human beings to hold on to their youth, and the smooth attractive skin of that time is one of the reasons why so many people are looking for alternatives, which supposedly give them a fresh lease on looking young and looking attractive. That is the reason why you see so many brands in the market today, marketing products with supposedly exotic ingredients or secret ingredients. This is the oldest marketing stunt and wheeze, which has been practiced down the ages and it is going to continue in the year 5000. If you stood on a market street corner in ancient Egypt, there would be some pattering show man, talking all about a magic cream, which he had learned from his Gypsy ancestors who were wise good witches. They used a secret ingredient, which were the rays of the moon, collected on a full moon’s night, with a golden spoon. And as the full moon on that special night was in her fu