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You’re basically right. The electrodes in the water corrode via electrolysis, putting enough oxidized iron into the water to turn it brown. Occasionally you’ll find someone putting packets of minerals into the water for “better detoxification”, but these minerals are only useful for changing the color of the water to something more dramatic like blue or black.Ask someone who believes in the detox foot bath what kind of “toxins” are being drawn out… Odds are, they won’t have an answer. Also, ask them if they believe the detox foot bath to be the most natural and effective why of ridding our bodies of these toxins… Odds are, they will say yes. Then you can let them in on your secret all-natural cleansing method using the most effective detoxification system known to man: The liver.The liver changes the chemical structure of foreign compounds so they can be filtered out of the blood by the kidneys, which then excrete them in the urine. Any overpriced, pseudoscientific, potentially unsafe machinery can’t compare to what we already have.

I tried the iodine one. It seemed to work. Its smaller and hardly noticable.

If you have a large hobby store somewhere it would be great. Hobby Lobby and Michael’s have all the stuff. You are going to have to piece it together. For instance, you aren’t going to find jojoba wax beads at Walmart. But you can get some jojoba oil or body soap and then buy some paraffin wax. It’s in the lotion section of drugstores and is known for softening skin. Melt some paraffin wax and pour in a bit of the jojoba soap and then let it set, and crumble or cut it up yourself. Shea butter is a thick cream for softening skin. You can find it at wall-mart or a drugstore. Essential oils have to be ordered online or you can forget it…or you can make them. I will give you a list of cheap books here in a minute. The coloring you use for soap is candle coloring. If you don’t have a place where you can buy candle wax to make candles with, i don’t think you will have access to candle coloring. I like to use natural colors derived from fruit. They are non chemical and smell good. Boil some water with some pomegranate seeds in it, or orange peel or lemon peel. Combining those in different proportions will give you nice shades. Simmer some spinach For green. Cook these down until the color is concentrated. I’ve never tried food color in soap. The salts you can buy at the drugstore. If you look in the crafts section at wallmart the melt- and- pour soap is sold in small quantities. But using that stuff is the easy way out. And, the expensive way out. You can get dove, or some other kind of cheap soap and let it dissove in warm to hot water. Add some glycrine. You can get that in the first aid section of a store. Add a tespoon of glycerine per bar of soapNow, you are going to peice this together and it may suck. here are some books. i’ve made products from these books and sold them commerically in ski resorts, gift shoppes and even to nurses in hospitals who won’t use anything else on their hands except my hand cream. And you know what’s in it?……. CRiSCO!The books are a series called Stoney’s Herbal Body Series. They are under 10 bucks apiece and they teach you how to really do these things instead of spending money on the components. One book is on Perfumes. Then one whole book is on Essential Oils. One is on baby care. One is Herbal Home Remed. One is Herbal Home Spa ( i love that one) and one is The Natural Soap Book The website is http://www.storey.com The publisher is Storey BooksPownal, Vermont

I don’t make my own (not that talented), but about a year or so ago the show ‘20/20″ did a segment on how lesser-known brand makeup was just as good as the expensive brand names.So, my lipsticks I get at the Milani display (at CVS , or any other well-known drugstore). @$3.49 each or sometimes B1G1 Free.Also, I get the eye and lip liners there.Mascara: Full and Soft by Maybelline @ CVS (or any other well-known drugstore). for about $6. Eyeshadow Palette (8 different colors) runs about $4 to $7, depending on sales.Top brand Moisturizers & Toners can cost anywhere from $20 to $60. My choice? Oil of Olay daily beauty fluid and their toner (@ CVS, or any other well-known drugstore). The only fairly expensive makeup I do buy, is the MAC Studio Fix compressed powder compact. It really provides great coverage without looking like I’m ready for the undertaker! And, it’s not as expensive as the other “counter cosmetic” brands — it’s about $26, but lasts about 4-6 months!Good luck with your homemade cosmetics!

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How about if you use the rear seat of your van on the front porch as porch furniture you might be a redneck. my son loves these redneck jokes. As a matter of fact his user name on his computer contained the word redneck in it.

I love homemade! You can take regular ice cream salt and pour in your favorite scent, or fruit scent, it is made the same way at the factory. You may want to chop up the salt a bit, whatever makes you happy. Or use regular bath salts. hope i help!