Oils for Him...

​Shutran- An empowering blend for men to help promote feelings of vitality and energy while enhancing feelings of vigor and masculinity. Wear Shutran everyday, as a cologne, for a boost of confidence.
Mister- A great male hormone balancing blend that can reduce stress making it easier for him to concentrate on you. Have him apply to his pelvis and lower back daily for a more balanced Mister.
Idaho Blue Spruce- Most men can benefit from an extra kick of testosterone from Idaho Blue Spruce. Apply to his outer ankles or to his pelvis to get his motor running!
Goldenrod- Goldenrod helps improve circulation throughout the body when applied to the outer ankles and inner thighs. You’re welcome. 

Beard Oil

Tea Tree Moisturizing Balm
  • 17 ml of grapeseed carrier oil 
  • 10 ml of organic jojoba carrier oil 
  • 3 drops of lavender 
  • 2 drops of eucalyptus 
  • 2 drops of fir needle 
  • 2 drops of lemongrass
  • Dropper Bottles
Instructions
Make sure to mix everything well before applying to the beard. Just like most beard oils, it’s best to use this one when the beard is damp. You can use it every day to make both the beard and the skin beneath it soft. And it will leave a fresh woody and mountain grass scent.

Sandalwood Shaving Cream

  • 1.4 oz Shea butter
  • .7 oz Macadamia, sunflower or grape seed oil 
  • 1 capsule Vitamin E 
  • .4 oz Castile Soap
  • .2 oz Glycerine 
  • Essential oil blend: 5 drop sandalwood, 10 drops orange oil,  and 5 drops rosemary
  • Jar 
Instructions
  1. Clean and sterilise equipment and jar.
  2. Line up your jar ready for the pour.
  3. Place a stainless steel bowl or pot into a saucepan of simmering water.
  4. Add shea butter and macadamia or sunflower oil.
  5. Gently whisk until completely melted.
  6. Take the pot off the heat, but leave the bowl sitting in the hot water.
  7. Whisk in soap, glycerine, essential oils and vitamin E.
  8. Pour into jar, being careful to avoid air bubbles.
  9. Tap the container twice, to encourage any air bubbles up to the surface.
  10. Leave the lid off to cool.
  11. Check after half an hour, whisk with a small fork if it looks like it's separating.
  12. Put the lids on the containers when completely cool.
  13. Label with date and ingredients.
  14. Test for allergies in a discrete spot before use.

Beard Balm

Base:
  • 2 Tbsp beeswax, coarsely chopped 
  • 2 Tbsp shea butter 
  • 1 Tbsp cocoa butter 
  • 3 tsp jojoba oil 
  • 2 tsp sweet almond oil 
  • 2 oz. Tin 
Scent:
  • 1/8 tsp bourbon oil 
  • 4-8 drops cedar essential oil 
  • 1 drop rosemary essential oil
Instructions
  1. Add the beeswax, shea butter, cocoa butter, jojoba oil, and sweet almond oil to a small jar or tin, and place in a saucepan. A tin can is a good choice, but you should avoid glass, since it can crack from direct heat.
  2. Add water to an inch or two below the top of the jar, and heat over a stovetop until everything melts and liquifies. Stir with a disposable popsicle stick or wooden chopstick.
  3. Add essential oils just a few drops at a time to scent your balm, and stir to combine. When you’ve achieved the scent you want, pour your balm into a mini mason jar, and allow to cool.​
  • ⅓ C. Shea Butter 
  • ⅓ C. Virgin Coconut Oil 
  • ¼ C. Almond oil 
  • 5 – 7 drops Vetiver Essential Oil 
  • 10 – 15 drops Tea Tree Essential 
  • 8 oz. jar
Instructions
In a saucepan, melt the Shea butter and coconut oil on the stove at low heat. (If you’re making this in Canada, they should both be solid at room temperature; if you’re making this in Texas, only the Shea butter will be.) Once completely liquid, add your almond oil, tea tree oil, and vetiver essential oil. Stir everything together, then pour it all into a mixing bowl and leave in the fridge for about an hour. Once it’s solid, whip it with a hand beater until it has the consistency of a fluffy paste. Then spoon into small jars and store your surplus in the fridge. Voilà.

Tea Tree oil is naturally antiseptic, anti-bacterial, anti-fungal — you name it. It’s perfect for clarifying your skin, minimizing breakouts, and (if you use this after shaving) great for protecting minor cuts from infection. Plus, a hint of Tea Tree oil also makes sure your new moisturizing balm stays clean and pure, just the way you made it. Best of all, it complements the woodsy vetiver smell fantastically. 

Cracked Skin Balm

  • 1 tbsp coconut oil (.15)
  • 1 tbsp sweet almond oil (.750
  • 1 tbsp hemp oil (.34)
  • 1 tbsp mango butter 9.60)
  • 1½ tbsp grated beeswax (66)
  • 10 drops lavender essential oil (.9)
  • 5 drops peppermint essential oil (.45)
  • 5 drops eucalyptus essential oil (.3)
  • 5 drops fennel essential oil (.35)
  • 5 drops clary sage essential oil (.95)
  • 2 oz. Tin (1.58)
Equipment
  • Double boiler
  • Small spatula or metal spoon
  • 5 small metal tins or pots
Instructions
  1. Melt the mango butter, oils and beeswax in the double boiler.
  2. Remove from heat, add essential oils, and blend well.
  3. Pour into pots and leave untouched to set. If you are using this as a cuticle balm, small lip balm pots are best. Otherwise use 2 larger size pots/tins and use it as a hand salve.