I want to make my own, homemade signature spa kit. Any ideas on the thing to put in and how to make them?
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shouldnt somone with that information get paid for it?
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You can use something called a sand bath or a water bath (for the wax not you!) You can also keep it in a crucible and in a microfurnace. Your lab should have these facilities.
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depends how much that you want to spend and if your trying to personalize. Whenever I cant think of something for my friends (im 23), i normally go to bath & body works and pick up a gift basket, every girl loves that stuff, itll run you around $30. If your looking to spend more than that, gift certificate to a spa. If you can spend higher, concert tickets for a band that you both enjoy.
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Go to a bridal shop. They can custom make something for you.
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For the woman we all need some pampering. So I would suggest go to Dollar store get: back scrub brush, assorted bath salts, fizzy bath balls, tub pillow, bubble bath, candle, hot facial mask put in pretty basket with bow  I did this and it was a hit.\n\nGuys anything with food.  Perhaps a big bowl filled with assorted bags of chips salsa or assorted popcorn, goldfish crackers, or yummy cookies.
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All you need is vaseline, some special gauzes called gypsum - gauzes, water and the head of a doll. Gypsum - gauzes, look like white, rigid leafs and I think that you can buy them also from the drugstore.\nNow, let me describe you the procedure:\n \n1. You will put some vaseline in the face of the doll,just a small amount.We need this, because when you will finish your artistic work, it will be easier for you to separate the mask from the doll.\n\n2. Then you will put the first gauze in the water just for a second; now place this gauze in the face of the doll and continue doing the same thing with the other gauzes.\nYou have to create at least 4 or 5 layers of these special gauzes. \n\n3. Then let them dry in the room. \n\n4. After that you can paint it as you prefer and separate it from the doll's face.\n\nGood luck!\n\nKaterina
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Try these websites for candle fragrance ideas--and I agree with the post below, but I personally don't know where you can customize your own candles unless you do it yourself, but that doesn't mean there aren't places where you can do it.\n\nYour wedding colors sound pretty.\n\nhttp://www.rootcandles.com/index.cfm\nhttp://www.yankeecandle.com/cgi-bin/ycbvp/retail.jsp
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i like the idea of candles..perhaps with a single ribbon tied at the bottom? single rose, feathers something significant or special to the bride...a friend had these really gorgeous glass bottles filled with sand, and at the end of the cermony all of the girls poured their sand into a larger vase. the couple kept the vase of colored sand as a momento.
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Modeling clay might work... you can even make your own. \n\nYou also might try using actual rocks and painting them. \n\nRoyal icing is another option - it's very stiff when it dries, and you can color it any shade you like.\n\nYou can cut styrofoam/flower bouquet foam to any shape you like as well.\n\nGood luck!
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Bath and Body Works \nVictoria's Secret\nJewelry (go for engraved)\nGift Certificate for a Massage
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Make it a really good product and advertise it and make it look awsome!!!!!! ♥ Melissa hope this helps
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Everyone I've ever spoken too who got the idea into their head to make their own table have always come to the same conclusion...not worth the effort.  Pub-sized tables are cheap and readily available.  Just buy a good one from your local billiards retail store.  Cheers.  M.D.-BCA Instructor/Referee.
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Its easy to make one yourself.\n\nhttp://www.graphic.org/venbas.html
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You can make your own felt easily, in your bath tub.\n\nYou will need a flat surface to work on, one where it doesn't matter if it gets wet. I made the felt in my bath tub.\n\nIn summer months, I make felt outdoors, in a kid's swimming pool. You will need access to hot water. An electric kettle will work fine or a hose attached to your hot water tap.\n\nTo make a 20" square piece of felt, you will need approx. 5 - 6 oz. of pure wool roving. For this project I used dyed merino wool top.\n\nPlace some towels onto the flat surface or floor.\nPlace a straw beach mat over the towels.\nPull the clean wool roving into small sections, about 4 - 6 inches in length, depending on the wool staple.\nPlace these wool pieces onto the beach mat, spreading the wool evenly across the mat.\nLay the wool pieces all in the same direction - vertically, and overlap each piece slightly, until the beach mat is covered, creating a 24" square.\nSprinkle on a thin layer of laundry soap (powder or liquid).\nLay another layer of wool roving over the first layer, but in the opposite direction. (horizontally).\nSprinkle the layer lightly with a bit more laundry soap.\nRepeat the above steps, until the wool batt measures about 1.5 - 2 inches in height.\nYou should have about 4 - 6 layers of wool, each alternating in direction.\nThe top layer can be decorative. Use different coloured wool roving and even bits of yarn for your design.\nAdd a bit more laundry soap.\nFold the remaining length of beach mat over the fleece batt and roll up the beach mat.\nFill the bath tub with 1 - 2 inches of hot water.\nImmerse the rolled up beach mat in the hot water, and turn it, to wet the wool thoroughly.\nRoll the beach mat back and forth, working your hands evenly across the mat.\nKeep the mat rolling in the hot water, turning it over, for about 3 - 4 minutes.\nIt is heat and friction that causes wool to felt, not pressure, so you don't need to press really hard.\nRemove the mat from the bathtub, and unroll it gently onto the towel.\nThe felt is quite fragile at this point, so gently lift it from the beach mat, and turn it 1/4 turn.\nReroll the beach mat and place it back into the hot bathtub water. If the water has cooled, drain the tub, and refill with hot water. Roll and turn the beach mat for another 3 -4 minutes.\nTurn the felt another 3 or 4 times, and reroll in the hot water for about 3 - 5 minutes between each turn.\n\nTest the felt by rubbing it with your finger. The fibres shouldn't move and the felt should be quite thick. If it is still soft, turn it again and keep rolling it in the hot water.\n\nRemove the felt from the beach mat and rinse in cool water.\n\nRoll the felt in a bath towel, place it on the floor and stomp on it (barefoot) to remove the excess water.\nLay flat to dry.
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here check this out.  http://www.playcornhole.org/  i used the specs in there and built my own set.  it was very easy and cheap!  also if you know how to sew, just make your own beanbags.  i used navy beans inside the bags.  have fun!
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Buy a large glass vase from Wal-mart (I picked one up this weekend for $1.97), a strand of 20 count lights ($.97 at Wal-Mart), and a bag of potpourrie ($1.00- I did a christmas scent, but this "craft" can be used year round, so maybe a scent/color combo that works well in thier homes?).\n\nPut the end few lights in the vase, add some potpourrie, add more lights, add more potpourrie, etc, etc, but leave the end of the cord out. I had some ribbon in my fabric bin that I used to tie a bow around the neck, and secure the cord down on the glass. When it's plugged in, as long as you have a vase with a large mouth and only slightly narrower neck (avoid the type that cinch in tight), enough air circulates that these light up air freshners are perfectly safe to use. The lights warm the potpourrie to give off scent, while looking pretty. They look nice in baskets, too.
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just make it out of clay or soap. You can carve it out of soap with a knife.