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It’s no secret around here that I love dandelions. The yellow flower (not a weed) is a huge part of this blog. These dandelion lotion bars are easy to make and the perfect recipe for using all those dandelions growing in the yard.
Easy To Make Dandelion Lotion Bars Recipe
My grandfather loved dandelions (you can read more about that here) and whenever I see a field, or yard, of dandelions I think of him. There’s something simply magical about the white puffs that sprout from the yellow flowers, only to blow in the wind to then seed the next year’s sunny pretties.
Dandelion lotion bars are the perfect way to celebrate spring and summer!
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Lotion Bars Made From Dandelions
What you’ll need:
- 3 oz shea butter
- 3 oz beeswax
- 3 oz dandelion infused oil
- Fresh dandelion petals
- Flower soap mold – center line of flowers (in the big mold) are the perfect size for these lotion bars
- Measuring cup with spout
- Kitchen scale
What you’ll do:
Step 1: Measure your ingredients using a kitchen scale.
Step 2: Sprinkle dandelion petals into the bottom of each of the 4 mold cavities.
Step 3: Add shea butter and beeswax to a large spouted measuring cup and heat in the microwave for 1 minute intervals, stirring between each heat session, until fully melted.
Step 4: Add the dandelion infused oil, and stir.
Step 5: Pour into mold cavities.
Step 6: Let set for about 30-60 minutes.
Step 7: Remove from mold and store in an airtight container.
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