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Ooh La La

I worked on a new body lotion last week only to come up with something that is totally and completely decadent!!! My first batch found it’s way to the trash, but the second batch is nothing but perfect! It’s so creamy and lush that you’re quite tempted to eat it! That wouldn’t really be a bad thing, just not advisable. Nothing in it will hurt you, but I’m sure your skin will thank you more than your tummy!;)

I’m calling it Ooh La La Body Mousse! I’ll work on batches today and get it stocked at East Rivendell Farm later this week. It will be available in my Etsy Shop after I get stocked in sealable containers.

It’s hydrating to the skin and rich in butters and oils to nourish. I’ve been using it on my face, hands and legs and it’s not greasy or oily. It’s 50% water so it soaks in and hydrates where it’s needed. I took a sample to East Rivendell and all the customers loved it!

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Peacefulacres - December 20, 2011 - 2:02 pm

I have heard that also and many suggest goat dairy which has the perfect ratio. That’s about all I know on that.

I do know that Dr Natasha says that, but this ALCAT test is the one that finally put an answer to many mysterious foods. The odd thing is that just about ALL of these foods cause a severe reaction in me. I was reading last night in Paleo Solutions and bc my gut is in such bad shape, almost anything I eat now is going to cause a reaction. Last night I had a very bad one, but ate nothing that wasn’t legal. I do realize that it’s a touch and go situation for me right now, but hopefully the elimination of gluten is going to bring about HUGE improvements quickly and that I can eventually get off Benadryl. Which is the only thing saving my life right now.

Jared - December 20, 2011 - 1:53 pm

This is a bit off topic for this post, but anyway… I was wondering if you knew anything about the calcium / magnesium dairy debate. Some critics of dairy say that dairy throws off calcium and magnesium levels in the body due to a very high ratio of calcium to magnesium. I have heard elsewhere, however, that dairy might have a hormone that keeps these levels in balance, although I have never confirmed it in evidence. Do you have any insights into this debate?

FarmgirlCyn (Cindy) - December 19, 2011 - 4:32 pm

I tell you, girl…I looked at your shop and if I could I would order one of everything! For reals….

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