Beauty formulation
Coconut Milk Cuticle Oil
A true oil format (as opposed to the balm-style Almond Milk Cuticle Cream in Section 4), meant for daily, drop-at-a-time use with a pen or dropper applicator rather than a scoop-and-rub tin, the better format for anyone who wants to apply cuticle care multiple times a day without a mess.
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Ingredients
- Phase A (Lipid Phase)
- 2 tbsp (30 mL / 28g) Sweet Almond Oil
- 1 tbsp (15 mL / 14g) Extra Virgin Coconut Oil, melted
- Phase B (Active Dry Powder)
- 1 tsp (3g) Coconut Milk Powder
- ½ tsp (2.5 mL / 2.3g) Vitamin E Oil
Method & application
- Combine sweet almond oil and melted coconut oil in a glass beaker.
- Sift coconut milk powder into the oil phase and whisk vigorously until fully dissolved.
- Add Vitamin E oil and stir well.
- Decant into a cuticle oil pen or glass dropper bottle.
- APPLICATION
- Dispense 1 drop onto each nail bed and massage into cuticles for 30 seconds per finger daily.
Kitchen note
A proper cuticle oil pen (refillable, with a small brush tip) makes this formula far more likely to become a genuine daily habit than a dropper bottle that gets left in a drawer.
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