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Lip Balm " -- -- Search: messenger hotmail my ninemsn sign in Home Fact Sheets Shopping Resource Centre Real Estate About Our House Creative Designer Feedback Search Receive the House & Home Newsletter by becoming a ninemsn member. Already a member? Lip Balm Make your own long-lasting lip balm and save. More Craft Search FACT SHEETS We make a lip balm that will save you money in comparison to the shop bought variety. 1 Sterilise some small glass jars and lids by boiling in a saucepan of water for five minutes. Remove any old labels from the jars. 2 In a heat-proof bowl place two teaspoons of beeswax, four teaspoons of petroleum jelly, one teaspoon of vanilla extract and a few shavings of lipstick to add colour (optional). Place the bowl in a saucepan of cold, shallow water. The water level should come up to about half way up the sides. Simmer the water gently, stirring the ingredients until melted and well mixed. 3 Remove the bowl from the saucepan using a pair of tongs and place on a wooden board. Let the lip balm set for about 20 minutes, by which time a skin will have set on the surface. Use a fork to break through this surface and stir the mixture until thoroughly mixed. 4 Spoon the mixture into small jars. Wipe away excess lip balm from the edge of the jars and leave to set for a few hours before using. (You can write the name of the lip balm with a metallic pen). Strawberry or peppermint essence can be used in place of the vanilla to give some variety to your lip balms. Materials Materials Petroleum jelly/Vaseline (from supermarkets) Beeswax (from health food stores and some chemists) Vanilla extract or essence (from supermarkets, extract is stronger than essence) Unwanted lipstick for colour tinting Teaspoon Fork Small saucepan Tongs Small heat proof bowl Wooden board Small sterilised jars (small jam jars, or from supermarket) Paper towel Fake flower and metallic pen for decorating the lid Cost Around $1.50 each. More Info Our craft consultant for this project was Wendy Straume of Nomad Studios, Australia. Disclaimer All Fact Sheets and other material on the Our House website are provided as a general information service only and should not be relied upon as a substitute for the advice of a properly qualified tradesman. Neither ninemsn nor its licensors (including the Nine Network) assume or accept any responsibility for, and will not be liable for the accuracy or appropriate application of any information whatsoever in any Fact Sheet or other material on the Our House web site. Your use of the Our House web site is governed by this disclaimer and the ninemsn's Terms of Use . Bathrooms_&_Laundries | Bedrooms | Cleaning_&_organising | Furnishings | Furniture | Gardens | Gifts_&_special_occasions | Houses | Kids | Kitchens | Living | Make_It | Money_Savers | Outdoors | Painting_&_decorating | People | Pets | Places | Recycling | Renovations | Repairs | Technology | Tools_&_hardware | Warehouses_&_apartments | -- Gardens Make_It Recycling Technology Kitchens Carpet -- Sponsored by Daikin Recipe Finder Our House Converter Temperature Length Weight Volume ninemsn sites | News | Sport | Finance | Music | Travel | Health | Video | Weather About ninemsn - Advertise - Contact us - Help Terms of use - Privacy policy © 1997- 2006 ninemsn Pty Ltd - All rights reserved

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Halfbakery: Roll-on Suntan lotion h a l f b a k e r y Is it soup yet? idea: new , search , annotate , link , view, overview , recent , by name , best , random meta: news , help , about , links , report a problem account: Browse anonymously,or get an accountand write. User: Pass: Login Create account. All-Over, All-Day, Wash-On, Waterproof Sunblock Hallucinogenic Sunburn Relief Verruca Socks Helicanopy high frequency sunscreen Lotions with SPFs of less than one Nanoparticle titanium sunscreen Paint-Roller *Special* Sunscreen Applicator Roll-on Suntan lotion SPF Gradient Shorts Sunbathing Cloche Sun tan lotion that tans itself Sunblock Vending Machine sunblocker Sunscreen health: skin: sun protection Roll-on Suntan lotion "...Keeps your hands dry" (+3, -2) [vote for , against ] You go to the beach, set up your towel, strip down a start spreading lotion on yourself. Now you have greasy hands that get sand and lotion on everything you touch. Even your tuna salad sandwich tastes like Coppertone®. But now, there is a better way. Roll-on Lotion, just like your deodorant,spreads it on evenly and quickly while keeping your hands dry. Of course you will need to overlap your strokes for complete coverage. In a variety of scents and widths. lbunting , Nov 28 2001 Baked. http://healthanswer...Details.asp?ID=7078 Search for 'roll' [ angel , Nov 28 2001, last modified Oct 04 2004] [ link ] There's a reason you don't see this stuff in stores very often. It sucks ass. mighty_cheese , Nov 28 2001 It comes in spray form, too. Even better than roll-on. djanaba , Nov 28 2001 Well, that depends on your point of view, I suppose. mighty_cheese , Nov 29 2001 Ah-Ha! how about edible suntan lotion you can apply it to your partner with your tongue lbunting , Nov 29 2001 I'm getting this mental picture of this flabby, middle-aged, hairy-backed guy asking everyone at the beach to help him apply his edible suntan lotion <yech! shudder> Excuse me, I have to go wash my mind out with soap... Canuck , Nov 29 2001 I have used this product in the past. If you're not careful you end up with 'racing stripes' of sunburn on the areas between those where it actually applied. UnaBubba , Dec 01 2001 Hack...Kaff...Blurp! Sorry, hairball. Given that they produce less mess, etc. as lbunting said, I wonder why the alternatives to smear-on sunscreen aren't more common. nick_n_uit , Dec 01 2001 oh my god I thought he said screensaver po , Dec 01 2001 Baked to a crisp. Japanese_Coffee , Jun 28 2003 [ annotate ] back: main index business car computer culture fashion food halfbakery health home other product public sport