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  • Hand, Foot, & Hair Care

    Lemon-Honey Cuticle Bath
    submitted by vicky heiler

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    This recipe softens the cuticle, preparing it to be groomed as part of your manicure. It has a fresh, lemony scent and will help your cuticles remain supple and pliable.

    Yield: 1 application for both hands
    Prep Time: few minutes
    Price Category: 1
    Difficulty Level: 1
    Shelf Life: None, keep refrigerated

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    Ingredients:
    1 teaspoon runny honey
    2 teaspoons fresh squeezed lemon juice
    1/2 cup  warm/hot water

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    Blending Procedure:

    1. Mix honey and lemon juice very well with a teaspoon, and quick movements.

    2. Add the water next and stir to incorporate.

    3. To use, soak finger nails in the mixture for 5 minutes each. Blot dry and gently push back the cuticle skin around the nail using a cuticle stick or a pop sickle stick.

    4. Use a creamy lotion right away to moisturize your cuticles. Continue with your manicure as usual or leave nails natural and fresh. Enjoy!!

    Comments:

    "I like the combination of lemon and honey would also make a great balm if you use lemon essential oil and powdered honey and vitamn E to keep cuticles healty and soft"
    Submitted by: butterfly76

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