Other

Other – additional ingredients and raw materials for DIY cosmetics, crafting and natural care

The Other category brings together a variety of ingredients that we often need when making homemade cosmetics, creating natural products or in everyday household use. Although these ingredients do not belong in classic categories such as plant oils, butters or cosmetic ingredients, they play an important role in many formulations and DIY projects.

In this section you will find a wide range of ingredients such as clays, seaweed, waxes, soap bases, mineral and natural raw materials, used to make face masks, soaps, bath bombs, massage candles, cleaning products and other natural creations. Many of these ingredients have a long tradition of use in natural skincare, wellness rituals and home crafting.

The category is intended for everyone who loves to create for themselves – from beginners in DIY cosmetics to experienced makers of natural products.

Which ingredients you will find here

Clays and mineral raw materials for skincare

Natural clays are among the oldest ingredients in skincare. Thanks to their ability to absorb toxins, impurities and excess oil, they are indispensable in face masks, cleansing wraps and detox treatments.

In our range you will find:

• Natural clay, which tones the skin, cleanses it and helps to draw out toxins.

• White kaolin clay, the gentlest of the clays, which is also suitable for sensitive or mature skin.

Clays are an excellent ingredient for face masks, soaps, scrubs, bathing rituals and mineral make-up, as they cleanse and refresh the skin and restore its natural radiance.

Seaweed and marine ingredients

Marine ingredients are known for their high content of minerals, vitamins and antioxidants. They are especially popular in body care and anti-cellulite treatments.

Laminaria seaweed is rich in minerals and helps to:

• moisturise the skin,

• improve its tone,

• encourage detoxification,

• support anti-cellulite treatments.

We often use it in body wraps, baths, body masks or wellness rituals, where we want to restore energy and vitality to the skin.

Wax and bases for making cosmetics

When making natural products we often need basic bases that make creating simple.

Organic soy wax is a very popular ingredient for making:

• candles,

• massage candles,

• lip balms,

• body creams and butters.

Thanks to its low melting point it is also suitable for making massage candles, where the melted wax is applied directly to the skin.

Another very popular base is M&P soap (melt and pour), which allows quick and easy making of handmade soaps. Simply melt the soap, add colours, fragrances or essential oils and pour it into moulds. This method is ideal for beginners or creative workshops.

Mineral and functional raw materials

Some ingredients in this category have a very practical role in making cosmetics or natural products.

Citric acid is one of the most versatile raw materials. It is used for:

• adjusting the pH of cosmetic products,

• making bath bombs,

• preparing fizzy baths,

• making natural cleaning products.

Baking soda is also a very useful ingredient that can be used:

• in making natural deodorants,

• in bath bombs,

• in homemade cleaning products,

• to remove unpleasant odours.

Borax is used mainly in making cleaning products or other household preparations, so caution and correct dosing are important when using it.

Why these ingredients are useful in DIY cosmetics

The Other category includes ingredients that complement the basic cosmetic raw materials. We often add them to formulations in order to:

• improve the texture of the product,

• add a cleansing or detoxifying effect,

• create new types of products (e.g. bath bombs or soaps),

• widen the possibilities of home crafting.

It is precisely thanks to these ingredients that DIY cosmetics can become much more varied and interesting.

How we use these ingredients 

These raw materials are used in different ways, depending on the product:

• clays and seaweed in masks, wraps and baths,

• soy wax in candles, massage candles and balms,

• M&P soap for making handmade soaps,

• citric acid and baking soda for bath bombs or natural cleaning products,

• mineral ingredients for various DIY formulations.

With a few basic ingredients you can create a wide range of products – from cosmetics to fragrance or relaxation products for the home.

Other Aroma Herbal raw materials – why choose us

Our range brings together high-quality, proven ingredients suitable for making homemade cosmetics, natural care and a variety of DIY projects. When choosing products, we place emphasis on:

• practicality of use,

• versatility of the ingredients,

• quality of the raw materials,

• suitability for home crafting.

The category is designed to allow free creativity and experimentation, whether you are making cosmetics, candles, bath products or natural cleaning products.

Creating as part of everyday rituals

DIY products are not only practical but also a creative process. With a few basic ingredients you can create products tailored to your wishes, your skin and your space. This is precisely the charm of homemade cosmetics and natural crafting – the products are not only functional, but also personal.

Frequently asked questions about the ingredients

1. What products can I make with ingredients from this category?
   Most often face masks, bath bombs, soaps, candles, massage candles, natural cleaning products and various DIY cosmetic products.

2. Are clays suitable for sensitive skin?
   Yes, especially white clay (kaolin), which is the gentlest and is also suitable for sensitive or mature skin.

3. How do we use seaweed in cosmetics?
   Most often in body wraps, baths or masks, where it helps to moisturise the skin and encourage detoxification.

4. What is M&P soap?
   It is a soap base that is melted and poured into moulds. It allows quick and easy making of handmade soaps.

5. What do we use citric acid for in cosmetics?
   It is used for adjusting pH, making bath bombs and fizzy baths.

6. Can we use baking soda in cosmetics?
   Yes, it is often used in deodorants, bath products and natural cleaning products.

7. Is soy wax suitable for massage candles?
   Yes, thanks to its low melting point it is very well suited to making massage candles.

8. How do we store clays and mineral raw materials?
   In a dry place, tightly closed and protected from moisture.

9. Are these ingredients suitable for beginners in DIY cosmetics?
   Yes, many of the ingredients are very easy to use and suitable for beginners.

10. Can I combine ingredients from this category with other cosmetic raw materials?
    Of course. They are often combined with plant oils, butters, essential oils and other ingredients to create different formulations.