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		By: Jan @ The Nerdy Farm Wife		</title>
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		<dc:creator><![CDATA[Jan @ The Nerdy Farm Wife]]></dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 28 Nov 2015 04:52:00 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[In reply to &lt;a href=&quot;https://thenerdyfarmwife.com/blue-chamomile-cream-updated-version/#comment-53809&quot;&gt;Wendy&lt;/a&gt;.

Hi Wendy, Thank you for sharing your experience! Having helped my husband with tile work before, I can imagine the texture of the first iteration of your cream! I&#039;m so happy that you were able to salvage it with the shea butter. What I&#039;ve been doing lately, is trying to jot down metric conversions as I make a lotion or cream, but I hadn&#039;t thought about doing that consistently with percentages - that&#039;s a great idea! Blue chamomile just doesn&#039;t give much of a tint unless I splash in too much and then when it does, it seems to go a little greenish on me. I&#039;d try indigo powder in it, but I think it&#039;d end up staining skin, so haven&#039;t followed through on that idea. (I probably will one day with a mini less-expensive cream recipe though, just to see what happens!) I hope that your throat is feeling better now!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>In reply to <a href="https://thenerdyfarmwife.com/blue-chamomile-cream-updated-version/#comment-53809">Wendy</a>.</p>
<p>Hi Wendy, Thank you for sharing your experience! Having helped my husband with tile work before, I can imagine the texture of the first iteration of your cream! I&#8217;m so happy that you were able to salvage it with the shea butter. What I&#8217;ve been doing lately, is trying to jot down metric conversions as I make a lotion or cream, but I hadn&#8217;t thought about doing that consistently with percentages &#8211; that&#8217;s a great idea! Blue chamomile just doesn&#8217;t give much of a tint unless I splash in too much and then when it does, it seems to go a little greenish on me. I&#8217;d try indigo powder in it, but I think it&#8217;d end up staining skin, so haven&#8217;t followed through on that idea. (I probably will one day with a mini less-expensive cream recipe though, just to see what happens!) I hope that your throat is feeling better now!</p>
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		By: Wendy		</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 24 Nov 2015 22:46:53 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Hi Jan, 
You know I&#039;m a fan of your skin cream recipes. I&#039;ve been looking forward to making this one - albeit my poor ol head is aching from a head cold that won&#039;t go away. Anyhow, I thought I could distract myself from my ailments by getting stuck in with this lovely sounding recipe. 
I&#039;ve started foraying into CP soap making and love the precision of the measurements, so thought I&#039;d get the grey cells working and convert your recipe to percentages first. That way I can make whatever amount I want and weight in lovely precise grammes. A bit fiddly, as I had to weigh out each ingredient and convert by turn, but I was feeling quite pleased with myself for having done it. 
So, I made the recipe. :-( I hardly needed to mix it for 5 mins before it was plenty thick enough. And spooning it into the jars wasn&#039;t too easy. Then it sat there in the jar solid and dry looking like something you would use to put tiles up with. I felt gloomingly disappointed. I went back through the recipe that I had noted down, yep all my percentages and conversions to grammes were right. 
So I started to blame the stearic acid. It had to be the reason.
A few days later, my head a bit clearer (my throat not!), I decided I&#039;d write to you and see if you had any ideas what may have gone wrong. Prior to tapping away on the keyboard I ran through your online recipe one more time checking it against my notes.
Ahem... I had omitted the shea butter. 
So I recalculated, tried it with one jar first, melted the appropriate amount of butter, stuck the full jar in the hot water for about a minute to help ease the tile paste out. Then beat them together. And Bingo, what do you know. I now have a nice face cream. Slightly off proportions due to my error - but nice all the same. 
I hope I haven&#039;t damaged the EOs too much. 
It feels lovely on the skin and I think the others who are getting the remaining jars will love it. 
I couldn&#039;t get it to look especially blue though, just a teeny hint.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi Jan,<br />
You know I&#8217;m a fan of your skin cream recipes. I&#8217;ve been looking forward to making this one &#8211; albeit my poor ol head is aching from a head cold that won&#8217;t go away. Anyhow, I thought I could distract myself from my ailments by getting stuck in with this lovely sounding recipe.<br />
I&#8217;ve started foraying into CP soap making and love the precision of the measurements, so thought I&#8217;d get the grey cells working and convert your recipe to percentages first. That way I can make whatever amount I want and weight in lovely precise grammes. A bit fiddly, as I had to weigh out each ingredient and convert by turn, but I was feeling quite pleased with myself for having done it.<br />
So, I made the recipe. :-( I hardly needed to mix it for 5 mins before it was plenty thick enough. And spooning it into the jars wasn&#8217;t too easy. Then it sat there in the jar solid and dry looking like something you would use to put tiles up with. I felt gloomingly disappointed. I went back through the recipe that I had noted down, yep all my percentages and conversions to grammes were right.<br />
So I started to blame the stearic acid. It had to be the reason.<br />
A few days later, my head a bit clearer (my throat not!), I decided I&#8217;d write to you and see if you had any ideas what may have gone wrong. Prior to tapping away on the keyboard I ran through your online recipe one more time checking it against my notes.<br />
Ahem&#8230; I had omitted the shea butter.<br />
So I recalculated, tried it with one jar first, melted the appropriate amount of butter, stuck the full jar in the hot water for about a minute to help ease the tile paste out. Then beat them together. And Bingo, what do you know. I now have a nice face cream. Slightly off proportions due to my error &#8211; but nice all the same.<br />
I hope I haven&#8217;t damaged the EOs too much.<br />
It feels lovely on the skin and I think the others who are getting the remaining jars will love it.<br />
I couldn&#8217;t get it to look especially blue though, just a teeny hint.</p>
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