The Seaweed Beauty Guide: Simply Natural! Luxurious, Homemade, Ph-Balanced Skin Care.

By Clayten Tylor

Seaweed Jelly: The Beauty Elixir! Seaweed contains the world’s most luxuriant gels, used in everything from toothpaste, moisturizers, shampoos, and the more expensive cosmetics. However, all the seaweed gels get extracted by using harsh chemicals. Yet, the simplest way to obtain them in their purest form without chemicals is to make them yourself.

This book contains simple recipes that are easy to understand, and the results are pure, natural seaweed serums and jellies beyond anything your skin has ever felt. Learn to make your own non-toxic, pH-balanced skin care products that are safe for the whole family, for just pennies a day. If you do nothing more than add seaweed Serum to your store-bought liquid hand soap, hair shampoo, or bath, it is well worth it — smoother, softer skin every time you wash.

This book will appeal to the natural beauty-enthusiast looking for homemade skin care products, relaxing spa-therapy recipes, and effective herbal-medicine treatments, with a slight spiritual twist on cellular regeneration. Get ready to experience the pleasures that only handmade seaweed beauty-serum can offer.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Lulu.com
• Release date: Sep 29, 2012
• ISBN: 9781300253174

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Table of Contents

The Seaweed Beauty Guide

Copyright © 2009 Clayten Tylor All rights reserved

Preface

Introduction

About The Skin Care Recipes

Chapter One: the Seaweed Preparation

About the Seaweed Extracts

About the Brown Kelp Seaweed

Latin Names: Brown Seaweed

About the Green & Red Seaweed

The Natural Seaweed Jells

How to Make the Scented Serum Recipe

How to Make the Scented Jelly Recipe

How to Make the Scented Paste Recipe

The Distillation Process for Herbs

Chapter Two: the Face & Body Scrubs

About the Face & Body Scrubs

The Seaweed & Salt Scrub

The Seaweed & Clay Scrub

The Seaweed & Oatmeal Scrub

The Milk & Honey Peeling Scrub

The Exfoliating Green Body Scrub

Chapter Three: Natural Skin Care

The Natural Skin Care Recipes

The Vitamin E Moisturizing Jelly

The Moisturizing Body Soap

The Seaweed Astringent Jelly

The Splash Toner Apple Cider Rinse

The Lotus Root Under-Eye Salve

The Seaweed & Olive Oil Massage Oil

Elbows & Knees Intensive Moisturizer

Chapter Four: Natural Sun Care

About the Sun Care Jelly

The Coconut Suntan Lotion

The Sunburn Lotion

The After-Sun Cooling Lotion

The Self-Tanning Lotion

Lubricating Joy Jelly

Chapter Five: Bath & Shower

About the Bath & Shower Recipes

Natural Bath Sachets

The Hand & Body Soap

Baby Powder Deodorant Jelly

Moisturizing Hair Rinse

Tooth Paste Polish

Chapter Six: Spa-Treatments

The Healing Spa-Treatments

Clay Facial Mask Recipe

Moisturizing Detox Bath

Face & Body Polish

Wrinkle-Reducing Body Treatment

Neutralizing Red Seaweed Treatment

Chapter Seven: Herbal Beauty Treatments

About the Herbal Beauty Treatments

Seven Principles of Cellular Regeneration

Sunday’s Regenerating Jelly Treatment

Monday’s Nurturing Jelly Treatment

Tuesday’s Awakening Jelly Treatment

Wednesday’s Stimulating Jelly Treatment

Thursday’s Regulating Jelly Treatment

Friday’s Pampering Jelly Treatment

Saturday’s Stabilizing Jelly Treatment

Balancing Treatments: Finding The Herbal Remedy

Chapter Eight: Energy Medicines

Seaweed & Healing

Seaweed Serum: Color Therapy

Finding the Opposite Sign: The Color Remedy

Homeopathic Cell-Salt Skin-Tonic Jelly

Cell Salts Correspondence: Healing Technique

Summation

About the Author

Nutritional Charts

Bibliography

Latin Names of Herbs

Planetary Hours Ruling Planet

The Seaweed Beauty Guide

Simply Natural!

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Luxurious, Homemade, Ph-balanced Skin-Care

by Clayten Tylor

Copyright © 2009 Clayten Tylor

All rights reserved

Some sections of this book previously appeared in the author’s other self-published book The Seaweed Jelly-Diet Cookbook Guide (2008).

No portion of this book except for brief review, may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means – electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise - without the written permission of the publisher.

The information in this book is true and complete to the best of our knowledge. All recommendations are made without guarantee on the part of the author or publisher. The author and publisher disclaim any liability in connection with the use of this information.

Fourth Edition

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Beauty / Seaweed (Marine Algae) / Herbs

Preface

Where I Am Coming From

We have all experienced the slimy texture of seaweed while at the ocean beach, but how many of us have experienced first-hand the beautiful jelling compounds that seaweed offers-up when it is exposed to just fresh water.

I am not a scientist, therefore, the recipes in this book have only been tested on my own spiritually sensitive skin. However, I have always been interested in testing and trying new things, especially subjects like metaphysics, ancient wisdom, and alchemy. These are subjects that test and try the assumptions we make about ourselves, of others, and of the things of nature.

These esoteric subjects essentially teach the science of determining the inner or spiritual nature of a thing or a person, such as a personality flaw or the benefits of a particular herbal treatment. It is the science of the body from the inside out, from a spiritual perspective. It is how the blood draws into itself the nutrients it needs, or how the brain restricts only the purer blood by its rate of contraction. We want to determine how these natural rhythms may be better regulated, so the inner nature, can better shine through.

All of these subjects deal with understanding the seven creative principles of spiritual regeneration. They include both cellular regeneration, which is used in spiritual healing, to spiritual regeneration, which transfers the sense-of-self from being a body, to being a spirit. These inner processes need only be acknowledged, in order to perform their work more effectively.

Nevertheless, even when we can understand how the mind may become the instrument for change, we still age, and die. However, we do not have to feel old while we age. The key to outer beauty, is inner beauty, which is a feeling.

Moreover, no matter how strong your sense of inner beauty is, it cannot radiate through a beauty product that you can feel on your skin. If you can feel your beauty product on your skin then it is really a cosmetic. Essentially, you should not be able to feel where your skin ends and the atmosphere begins - a ph-balanced connection to the universe.

This, is where that slimy seaweed comes in. It creates a feeling, which is soothing to chapped skin, cuts, burns, or itchy skin. Although this book uses essentially just one seaweed jelly compound, each chapter is set up to explain how seaweed can be used in a variety of different ways; as a binder, stabilizer, and emollient. Use it even as just a creaming agent to combine with