The article gives instructions for how to make it.

I wouldn’t put this on the face if you struggle with hormonal acne. But any lotion bar is likely too thick for use in that case. I’d recommend a natural oil-free moisturizer. I personally also found that taking pantothenic acid really help my hormonal acne when I had it.

Have you noticed any color transferring or staining on your clothes from the coffee/bronzer?

I just rub most of it off with a paper towel while it is warm enough to be melted. For utensils, you can use a wood craft stick and throw it away.

I’m really not sure but please let me know if you try it!

The zinc oxide is a natural sunblock. Non-nano zinc oxide is safe, since it won’t be absorbed by your skin (just be careful not inhale the powder).

Double boiler works well too..

Thank you

Hi, Everyone:

OK — I tried the lotion bar as prescribed in the recipe. Sadly, it did not work for me, but I think I may not be pale enough. I did learn a lot in regards to making coffee infused oil. The second time around, I doubled the amount of coffee ratio to the coconut oil. I cooked the mixture for 3 hours and strained it through new panty hose that have been sanitized in the washing machine. I stretched the panty hose over a Pyrex measuring cup and taped down the edges. I found that my make-shift fine sieve strainer worked better than the paper towel. I was also able to squeeze any excess oil from the coffee grounds. The spent grounds were then sent to the compost pile.

I’ve been playing around with 2 recipes and merging the best of the two. I am using this recipe and another that uses black tea in the mix with some promising results. I’ll report back, if I figure out the correct proportions. My only concern is the level of caffeine absorbed through the skin from doubling the amount of coffee.

Thanks,
Martita LMW :o)