Micellar Water
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Directions
1
Pour one cup of distilled water into a bottle using a funnel
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Pour one cup of distilled water into a bottle using a funnel
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Pour one cup of distilled water into a bottle using a funnel
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Add one teaspoon of vegetable glycerin
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Add one teaspoon of vegetable glycerin
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Add one teaspoon of vegetable glycerin
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Add one and a half teaspoons of witch hazel
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Add one and a half teaspoons of witch hazel
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Add one and a half teaspoons of witch hazel
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Add half a teaspoon of jojoba oil
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Add half a teaspoon of jojoba oil
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Add half a teaspoon of jojoba oil
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Add two drops of lavender oil
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Add two drops of lavender oil
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Add two drops of lavender oil
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Put the cap on the bottle and mix well
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Put the cap on the bottle and mix well
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Put the cap on the bottle and mix well
Ingredients
1 cup distilled water
1 cup distilled water
1 cup distilled water
1 teaspoon vegetable glycerin
1 teaspoon vegetable glycerin
1 teaspoon vegetable glycerin
1.5 teaspoons witch hazel
1.5 teaspoons witch hazel
1.5 teaspoons witch hazel
0.5 teaspoon jojoba oil
0.5 teaspoon jojoba oil
0.5 teaspoon jojoba oil
2 drops lavender oil
2 drops lavender oil
2 drops lavender oil
Equipment
measuring cup
funnel
measuring spoons
bottle
eye dropper
Tips
Distilled water is often preferred in DIY products because it's free of impurities like minerals, chemicals, and bacteria, which can interfere with the effectiveness and shelf life of homemade preparations
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