Energy body cream recipe

Try this energy body cream from Majestic Mountain Sage for a revitalizing splash of mango, papaya and lime!

Ingredients
3 grams Liquid Glycerin
4 grams Stearic Acid
6 grams Emulsifying Wax
13 grams Apricot Kernel Oil
7 grams Colorless Jojoba Oil
5 grams Sweet Almond Oil
3 grams Regular Cocoa Butter
113 grams distilled water
1.5 grams Germaben II
1.5 grams Energy Fragrance Oil

Equipment
microwave
scale
spoon
beaker or glass pyrex
transfer pipettes or droppers
jars and caps for filling

Instructions
Melt all ingredients together but Germaben II and fragrance. When cooled to about 100 degrees then add preservative and fragrance, stir well. Pour into containers.

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