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DIY Young Living ClaraDerm spray is so easy to make and it saves you money!
Who loves Young Living’s ClaraDerm spray? It is invigorating, relieves irritation, comforts stressed skin before and after childbirth and is really gentle. It is also quite pricey! So below is a recipe to make your own DIY claraderm spray.
Making your own ClaraDerm spray will save you money and is made with all natural ingredients. I loved using my homemade spray for recovering from child birth when my perineal area really needed it the most!
When I first started using ClaraDerm spray I was buying it from Young Living for nearly $100. I decided I should try to make my own using the same essential oils and ingredients they use. I was really happy with how it turned out!
To make DIY Young Living ClaraDerm spray you will need:
- A 2 ounce amber glass spray bottle (amber is necessary to preserve the compounds of the essential oils)
- Fractionated coconut oil
- Witch hazel
- Essential Oils – Myrrh, Tea Tree, Lavender, Frankincense, Roman Chamomile and Helichrysum
Directions:
- Add 2 teaspoons of witch hazel to the bottle
- Add 2 drops of each essential oil
- Top it off with fractionated coconut oil
- Shake before use then spray on affected area a few times
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Hi, does the witch hazel Have to be the unscented one? I have the same brand but in rose petal. Can that be used to make this?
Hi Stephanie! I am not sure if the rose petal one has real rose (or rose oil) or it’s a perfume scent? I would stay away from any synthetic scents especially when it comes to your healing perineal area. If it is naturally scented and you aren’t sensitive to it, it should be ok to use 🙂
How much coconut oil do you use – just to make it total of 2 oz?
Also, could I use Almond oil instead?
Hi Nadiia,
Yes, a little under 2 ounces of coconut oil or other natural oil. As long as you do nut have an almond allergy I would assume you could use almond oil or any other oil 🙂
Hi! Is the original YL Claraderm Spray pretty thick from coconut oil? I can’t seem to get my DIY spray to spray nicely out of the bottle, I’m assuming it’s because of the coconut oil.
Hi Carly,
I am not sure if they use coconut oil or a different base oil in the original ClaraDerm spray but you could try using a different oil and see it that helps.
Good luck!
-Tabitha
I’m looking to make this spray soon, are there any alternatives to Roman chamomile? It’s the only one I don’t have.
What can I use instead of witch hazel?