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DIY Papaya Lotion Recipe

Since I was a child, I’ve known papaya to be one amazing ingredient for glowing skin! I used to eat it knowing it makes your skin pretty. But now, I’ve discovered you can apply it on your skin too! Below is a DIY papaya lotion recipe for glowing and youthful skin! Enjoy ~

Papaya is an amazing skin care ingredient. Lots of skin care formulations out there contain papain, an active ingredient in papaya that is touted for its anti-aging and glowing skin effects! Papain is an enzyme naturally found in papayas. It also gently exfoliates skin and tightens skin pores.

In this lotion recipe, we shall be using papaya as the special ingredient. But of course we aren’t going to be using the real papaya fruit! Nope! That will make your lotion go bad within half a day since it is fresh and can rot. We’ll be using a unique skin care oil extracted from papaya and that is papaya seed oil!

Benefits of Papaya Seed Oil for Skin

Papaya seed oil is rich in vitamins, minerals, fatty acids and the active enzyme, papain. It’s scientific name is Carica papaya and it originates from India. It is rich in tocophenols and carotenoids that are powerful antioxidants that fight premature aging. These antioxidants also regenerate skin cells and make skin look glowing and youthful. Here’s a list of things papaya seed oil does for skin:

  • Promotes glowing skin
  • Fights premature fine lines and wrinkles
  • Regenerates skin cells
  • Revitalizes dull skin
  • Gently exfoliates dead cells
  • Moistures skin
  • Heals blemishes and dark spots
  • Lightens skin
  • Soothes sun damaged skin
  • And more!

Now let’s look at the DIY papaya lotion recipe!

DIY Papaya Lotion Recipe

Follow this DIY papaya lotion recipe for glowing skin!

What you Need

  • ½ cup shea butter (where to get it)
  • 2 tsp aloe vera gel (where to get it)
  • 2 tbsp rose water (where to get it)
  • 1 tsp papaya seed oil (where to get it)
  • Double boiler (where to get it)
  • Hand mixer (where to get it)
  • Sterilized jar for storage (where to get it)
  • Germaben II Preservative (where to get it)

Directions

  1. The first thing you’re going to do is to melt down the shea butter to liquid form. Do this with the help of a double boiler. Place the shea butter in the double boiler, add water then heat it on a medium-low flame till it melts.
  2. Once melted, place it in the refrigerator for 15 minutes.
  3. When the time is up, add the papaya seed oil and start mixing with a hand mixer till it’s well combined.
  4. Now add the rose water and aloe vera gel and whip again using the hand mixer.
  5. Whip for about 3-5 minutes, add the preservative then whip again to achieve that whipped cream like texture.
  6. Once that’s achieved, your DIY papaya loton recipe is ready!
  7. Transfer into a sterilized jar and store in a cool dry place.
  8. Use a tiny pea-sized amount on your face or a suitable amount all over your body.

What do you think? Are you ready to try this DIY papaya lotion recipe?

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Comments

  1. hajar says

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    hw can i get the diy papaya

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  2. Jemima says

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    Won’t rose water and aloevera gel which are water based make the lotion go bad. Doesn’t be the lotion need be a preservative?

    Reply
  3. Anonymous says

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    How long will this last
    Wouldn’t the rose water cause it to spoil ?

    Reply

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