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Paano gumawa ng Mosquito repellent oil

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ikigai and simplicity, Public Service · August 2, 2016

Paano gumawa ng Mosquito repellent oil

Sana nakatulong sa inyo ang post na Paano gumawa ng mosquito repellent lotion. Ngayon, karamihan ay walang shea butter o beeswax, may paraan ba para makagawa ng mosquito repellent item na mas mura? Ngayon, eto naman ang project ko. Nainspire ako sa Bug Shield ng Human Nature, isa siyang Filipino brand at hindi ko alam kung meron na sila sa mga major stores. Anyway, para iwas dengue at lamok effective ito para itago kayo sa lamok. Ito ay oil base kaya ipahid niyo lang ito sa inyong katawan at repeat the process kapag wala na siyang amoy. Mas madali at murang gumawa ng Mosquito repellent oil kesa sa lotion.

Paano gumawa ng Mosquito repellent oil

Ang kailangan niyo lang ay carrier oil, preferrably cold pressed, at essential oil. Ang cold press ay process ng pag extract ng oil mula sa halaman na hindi ginagamitan ng bleach, alcohol, at iba pang harmful products.

Tandaan: Ang rule of thumb sa essential oil ay 12 drops per 30 ml or 2% ng carrier oil.

Ingredients:

30 ml Carrier oil – Choices:  Virgin Coconut oil, Virgin Olive Oil, Sunflower oil, Soy bean oil, or Canola oil. Puwede kayong mamili sa kanila kung ano ang gusto niyong gamitin at puwede ring pagsamahin. Kadalasan ay makikita sila sa grocery stores, ang iba ay available online. Kung gusto niyo ng premium oils puwede kayong gumamit ng Argan, Jojoba, Almond oil.

Citronella Essential Oil – 12 drops per 30mL. Mabibili ang Citronella essential oil sa thecasadelorenzo.com, i email niyo lang sila at magrereply agad. Mas mura ang citronella dito dahil gawa sa Pilipinas at mula sa Pilipinas ang ingredients. Available din siguro sa mga stores pero wala pa akong nakikita.

Procedure:

Paghaluin lamang ang carrier oil at essential oil. I-shake at puwede ng ilagay sa lalagyan. Ipahid lang sa katawan ninyo at ng inyong mga kamag-anak para sa mosquito free day.

Paano gumawa ng Mosquito repellent oil:

Tips and Suggestions:

  • Puwedeng magdagdag ng ibang essential oil tulad ng lavender, Calamansi, eucalyptus at orange basta dagdagan din ang carrier oil o bawasan ang drops ng mga essential oils.
  • Ang Human Nature ay may website na www.humanheartnature.com
  • Huwag ilagay sa direct sunlight at store below 35 degrees celcius ang inyong oil.
  • Pricelist From thecasadelorenzo.com:

    Essential Oils*
    10mL
    30mL
    100mL
    Lavender
    325
    765
    2310
    Peppermint
    175
    305
    775
    Lemongrass
    245
    515
    1475
    Citronella
    175
    320
    815
    Calamansi
    155
    250
    590
    Tea Tree Oil
    365
    880
    2690
    Eucalyptus
    205
    400
    1081
    Ginger
    455
    1150
    3595
    Elemi
    390
    955
    2945
    Carrier Oils*
    250mL
    1000mL
    Virgin Coconut Oil
    240
    745
    Olive Oil
    Avocado Oil
    560
    2030
    Grapeseed Oil
    340
    1140

     

     
    * Prices updated as of June 15, 2016

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