Do-it-yourself recipes

If in these hot days even your feet ask for a little relief, here is a natural recipe for a refreshing footbath! With a few simple ingredients we can prepare salts with refreshing and anti-fatigue properties to be dissolved in water. In fact, the salts, when kept in a tightly closed jar, incorporate well the aromatic notes and the properties of the essential oils which will then be released into the water of the footbath. Here's how to make a very fresh recipe!

A DIY recipe to make an effective shoe deodorant that removes and prevents bad smell! Few and very simple ingredients for fresh and fragrant feet.

This toothpaste should be used in small amounts, once a day and not for every brushing. It's a really great and effective treatment for your teeth! You can find many more recipes in Stefania's e-book! Read the interview we did with her!

Here's Stefania Maghella's recipe from home: a cream for impure skin! "Impure skin feels oily to the touch, with an excess of sebum, blackheads, and pimples. This cream owes its effectiveness to the presence of essential oils suitable for this type of skin, such as lavender and tea tree." You can find many more in her e-book! Read the interview we did with her!

A short recipe from La stanza Bio for an energizing bath or a facial cleanse!

Very simple and quick recipe for a fresh and effective deodorant experimented by our friend Natalia!

Summer is approaching, and your skin isn't ready yet? Here are some tips for making your own natural facial scrub at home! Exfoliating scrub is a product that should never be missing from our beauty routines. Whether for the body or the face, it's a product that, when used regularly, helps remove dead cells, promotes cell renewal, and gives the skin tone and vitality. Exfoliation removes dead cells, stimulates the lymphatic system, and aids in the elimination of toxins, improving the facial microcirculation. The result is smoother, translucent, and radiant skin, a healthier and more radiant appearance. Making your own scrub is very simple (and cost-effective!), and it reduces the risk of unpleasant allergic reactions, often triggered by synthetic ingredients or overly intense and aggressive fragrances in commercial products. It's important that the scrub is as gentle as possible to avoid irritating delicate facial skin. Let's look at three simple recipes suitable for various skin types to make our own scrub at home.

Faenza is considered by all to be the "city of ceramics" par excellence. Since ancient times Faenza has been famous for its ceramics and even today the Faenza workshops are among the most renowned. I wanted to dedicate this soap to my city, using clay as a characterizing ingredient!

The clay is malleable to make ceramics but (the green one) is also a real cure-all for the skin. For example, it can be used to make masks with clay and water. It can be applied to the skin of the face and body .. after about ten minutes the clay dries completely, becoming a rigid film that adheres perfectly to any roughness. The mask helps exfoliate the skin by eliminating surface dead cells making the skin smoother and softer!