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Ingredients.
Gagome kelp 30g for normal skin. ( 20g for sensitive skin)
Rice wine 720ml
Glycerine and potash solution 100ml
Glass container
Besides, you need
Measuring cup, Funnel, Strainer, Spatula, Scisseors.
Attention!
If you have a sensitive skin it's best to do a skin patch test for the
first time.
You need to take full responsibility for your actions.
Youtube " Making of a Gagome kelp skin care lotion."
"Gagome"Kelp includes a high content of F-fucoidan, which has high moisture retention to give you smooth and hydrated skin.
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Gagome kelp 30g for normal skin. ( 20g for sensitive skin) |
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Cut the gagome kelp about 3mm width. |
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Put them in the container. Pour rice wine into the bottle. Close the lid. Store it for two weeks at cool and dark space. |
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After a lapse of two weeks. |
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Strain Gagome solution through the strainer. It's a thick solution which includes fucoidan. Pour the solution through a funnel placed over the glass bottle. |
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Measure Glycerine and potash solution 100ml and pour into the gagome solution. |
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Close the lid and shake it. Finish!! This lotion is good for face, hands. legs, heels and elbow. Repacage into small size for daily use. Copyright (c) 2011 Zannalee's. All rights reserved. |
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Good use of by-product. |
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Don't throw away the gagome kelp. Let's make japanese food "tsukudani". (konbu boiled down in soy sauce) Tsukudani is small food, useally eaten with steamed rice in japan. Place the kelp , water 300ml, soy sauce45ml, rice vinegar 30ml, rice wine 45ml in a saucepan. |
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Boiling down until the liquid is gone. |
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Voila! |
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