How to make your own hand sanitizer

Alcohol-based hand sanitizers help to protect against germs and illness-causing bacteria. Hand sanitizers are meant to clean your hands disinfect not clean your hands. Hand washing is important before using a sanitizer in order to make it work properly (dirt on hands make it difficult for Sanitizers to penetrate and prevent from germs). 

Proper hand washing and the use of hand sanitizers help to keep you and everyone around you protected against germs and bacteria. 

This is the time we need power of wisdom to stay alive in the midst of this global pandemic being experienced now - Corona virus disease (COVID-19) is real and highly contagious. Prevent contacting the deadly virus by following these hygiene steps:

Everybody needs to keep safe and protected at the period. This global pandemic has made it a matter of importance for you to adhere strictly and comply with the safety rules. 

*Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water. 

*use hand sanitizer generously. 

*use a nose cover. 

*maintain a good hygiene. 

*no social gathering. 

*sneeze into your elbow not your palm. 

*stay at home if you have no important thing doing outside. 


MAKE YOUR OWN HAND SANITIZER 

Hand Sanitizer 

Size :1liter 

Components 

1. Isopropyl alcohol (IPA) 350ml

2. Ethanol 350ml

3. Glycerin 150ml

4. Distilled water 150ml

5. Fragrance (as desired)

6. Color (optional) 



Method 

Sterilize all equipment and containers before use to avoid introducing germs into your mixture. 

1. In a clean sterile bucket, add the isopropyl alcohol and the ethanol together 

2. Add the glycerin and distilled water and stir properly. 

3. Add fragrance and color and stir. 

If no isopropyl alcohol (IPA), use ethanol completely (double of the stated measurement). 

Stay safe! Stay alive!

Follow on instagram for health and beauty tips, where to buy organic skin care raw materials in Akure and Lagos and homemade products for all skin types (adults and kids),skin care training and general merchandise.  https://instagram.com/sodaintybeautyworld

https://wa.me/2349061195035
Tel: 08129573065

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

How to make organic skin whitening cream

Organic natural skin whitening recipes for both organic and inorganic. As Africans, pigmentation is a common problem among us. The production of melanin in our systems and the very hot weather, most especially in Northern Nigeria has called for the need of skin bleaching recipes and products. Here you will find all whitening recipes that suit your skin tones/type. All the recipes here have been tested on humans with excellent results. No reaction on the skin. The result is a gradual skin rejuvenation and whitening. Check recipes below.  Skin Lightening Cream  2tbsp e-wax 1tbsp beeswax 60ml carrot oil 60ml aloe Vera oil 1tbsp stearic acid 1tbsp vit B powder also known as nicotinamide 1tbsp sepi white  1tsp Glutathione Powder  10 drops of any choice of essential oil  Preservative PROCESS Melt the waxes and oils in a double boiler. Allow to melt and put down. Mix powders with little water and add to the oil mixture. Let it cool to a stand.(It can be put in the fri
Read more

How to make Peeling oil

Peeling oil 60ml glycolic acid 30ml lactic acid 10ml lemon oil 1tsp citric acid 1 drop salicylic acid Mix well in a bowl before pouring in a bottle. Apply on the body for 3 days and then neutralise the peel with baking soda. Bath with baby soap. It make take anotger 3 days or more before you start peeling. When peeling begings, do not go out under direct sunlight. Sun will severely damage your skin and the result will be worse than before. Use sunscreen if you must go out. Wear protective clothings. Use moisturisers when you start to peel. You will experience tightness of the skin and sometimes, itching. The reason is that, your old skin is shedding off and revealing a new, fresh and fairer skin. Start your lightening cream after 2 weeks. Mild peel 40g lactic acid 10g glycolic acid 50ml 7days whitening serum Mix together and pour in a bottle. Mild Kojic peel 40g lactic acid 10g glycolic acid 10g kojic acid 5g glycerine 32g water 0.5 sodium metabisulphite 3ml
Read more

African or Ghana black soap for natural skin Whitening, Repair, Glowing and Acne treatment.

African black soap, known as ose dudu in Yoruba language is a kind of soap originating in West Africa. It is most popular in Ghana (called Ghana soap or Ose Ajase) and among the Yorubas in Nigeria. Black soap is made from the ash of plants such as cocoa pods, plantain peels, shea tree bark and palm tree leaves. The collected plant matter will be dried under the sun and then roasted under a low heat until it all turn to ashes. The best of the soaps should be dark brown and not black. The black soap will then be added on heat to coconut oil, palm oil and shea butter and turned well to form a paste which will be molded into shapes and left to cure for two weeks before use. Various kinds of herbs, whitening/lightening powders, oils serum etc  can be added to black soap for various uses, depending on skin type/tone. It is easy to mix with herbs and spices for all skin types. Black soap is the most natural soap for babies. Black soap can be used in various skin recipes, ranging from glowing,
Read more