How to measure your ingredients in organic skin care

Measurement in skin care is crucial and must be strictly adhered to. Without an accurate measurement, your recipes may flop and you see the whole thing turning out as a mess. Here you will find out about the conversion of grams, ounces, spoons and cups.
1 oz (ounce)  - 30ml/g
2.5g               - 1 level teaspoon
5g                  - 2 level teaspoon
10g                - 2 level tablespoon
20g                - 4 level tablespoon
5 ml               - 1 teaspoon
15 ml             - 1 tablespoon
500g              - 1 lb (pound)
586 ml           - 1 pint
25g (granulated white sugar) - 2 tablespoon
15g (all purpose flour) - 2 tablespoon
43g (honey $ syrup) - 2 tablespoon
Measurement in cups, grams and ounces
All purpose flour
CUPS          GRAMS          OUNCES
1/8c               15g               .5oz
I/4c                 30g               1oz
1/3c                42g               1.5oz
1/2c                62.5g            2.2oz
2/3c                83g               2.9oz
1c                    125g             4.4oz
Honey
CUPS           GRAMS           OUNCES
1/4c                85g                   3oz
1/3c                113g                 4oz
1/2c                170g                 6oz
2/3c                227g                 8oz
3/4c                255g                 9oz
1c                    340g                 12oz
Granulated white sugar
CUPS           GRAMS           OUNCES
1/4c               50g                 1.78oz 
1/3c               67g                 2.37oz
1/2c               100g               3.55oz
2/3c               134g               4.73oz
3/4c               150g               5.3oz
1c                   200g               7.1oz
Brown sugar
CUPS           GRAMS           OUNCES
1/4c                55g                 1.9oz
1/3c                73g                 2.58oz
1/2c                110g               3.88oz
1c                    220g               7.75oz
Butter
CUPS           GRAMS          OUNCES
1/4c               57g                 2oz
1/3c               76g                 2.7oz
1/2c               113g               4oz
1c                   227g               8oz
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