The Healing Happy Method
Make Your Own Herbal Body Butter – Class Guide
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Make Your Own Herbal Body Butter – Class Guide
Ready to ditch store-bought lotions and learn how to make your own luxurious, skin-healing body butter at home? 🌿
This $9.99 class handout gives you the exact recipe, step-by-step instructions, and expert tips on how to create the perfect butter base using herbal infusions like calendula, chamomile, and more. Learn how to choose the best oils, butters, and essential oils to nourish dry, sensitive, or irritated skin naturally.
Whether you’re a beginner or a home herbalist, this is the perfect foundation for creating custom whipped butters you'll love to use and share!
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I use my LED mask?
Consistency matters more than intensity. Most people start with 3–5 sessions per week, then adjust based on how their skin responds. Think of it as building a rhythm — gentle, steady support over time.
How long should each session be?
Each session typically lasts about 10–20 minutes, depending on your routine. The goal isn’t to overdo it — it’s to create a sustainable practice your skin can rely on.
Do I use oils before or after LED?
We recommend using LED on clean, dry skin first. After your session, apply your oil-based skincare to help calm, nourish, and support your skin barrier. Light prepares the skin — oils help seal in the support.
How long before I see results?
Some people notice improvements in redness and clarity within a few weeks. More visible changes in tone and texture often appear after 4–8 weeks of consistent use. Healing takes time — and consistency.
Is LED light therapy safe?
Yes. Our masks use clinically studied wavelengths designed to support your skin’s natural processes. The experience should feel gentle and comfortable — never hot or painful.
Can I use LED if I have sensitive skin?
Yes. LED therapy is often well tolerated by sensitive or reactive skin because it works beneath the surface without exfoliating or stripping. If you’re unsure, start slowly and observe how your skin responds.
Can I use LED with other skincare products?
Yes, but simplicity works best. Avoid using strong actives (like retinoids or exfoliating acids) immediately before treatment. Keep your routine calm and supportive.
Can I use LED around my eyes?
Avoid direct exposure to your eyes and always keep them protected. While the light is designed to be safe, your comfort and safety come first.
What skin concerns does LED help support?
Different light wavelengths are commonly used to support concerns like acne, visible redness, uneven tone, and signs of aging. Our method focuses on creating a supportive environment for overall skin health — not chasing quick fixes.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I use my LED mask?
Consistency matters more than intensity. Most people start with 3–5 sessions per week, then adjust based on how their skin responds. Think of it as building a rhythm — gentle, steady support over time.
How long should each session be?
Each session typically lasts about 10–20 minutes, depending on your routine. The goal isn’t to overdo it — it’s to create a sustainable practice your skin can rely on.
Do I use oils before or after LED?
We recommend using LED on clean, dry skin first. After your session, apply your oil-based skincare to help calm, nourish, and support your skin barrier. Light prepares the skin — oils help seal in the support.
How long before I see results?
Some people notice improvements in redness and clarity within a few weeks. More visible changes in tone and texture often appear after 4–8 weeks of consistent use. Healing takes time — and consistency.
Is LED light therapy safe?
Yes. Our masks use clinically studied wavelengths designed to support your skin’s natural processes. The experience should feel gentle and comfortable — never hot or painful.
Can I use LED if I have sensitive skin?
Yes. LED therapy is often well tolerated by sensitive or reactive skin because it works beneath the surface without exfoliating or stripping. If you’re unsure, start slowly and observe how your skin responds.
Can I use LED with other skincare products?
Yes, but simplicity works best. Avoid using strong actives (like retinoids or exfoliating acids) immediately before treatment. Keep your routine calm and supportive.
Can I use LED around my eyes?
Avoid direct exposure to your eyes and always keep them protected. While the light is designed to be safe, your comfort and safety come first.
What skin concerns does LED help support?
Different light wavelengths are commonly used to support concerns like acne, visible redness, uneven tone, and signs of aging. Our method focuses on creating a supportive environment for overall skin health — not chasing quick fixes.
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