Geri
wasn't born to follow
Hmmm, I'd be quite wary of putting that much ginger directly onto the skin.
Herbsman, I reckon you'd be best off with aqueous cream (either in a tub or you can get bars of it) followed by a very mild moisturiser - shea butter or cocoa butter (personally I can't stand the smell of cocoa butter).
You can get unrefined shea butter from loads of places, or you can buy it here (not unrefined, it's whipped and mixed with olice oil but no chemicals):
http://www.amphora-retail.com/whipped-shea-butter-plain-120ml-p-1676.html
Palmers also do a shea butter formula but it probably has chemicals in it. I like it though.
Herbsman, I reckon you'd be best off with aqueous cream (either in a tub or you can get bars of it) followed by a very mild moisturiser - shea butter or cocoa butter (personally I can't stand the smell of cocoa butter).
You can get unrefined shea butter from loads of places, or you can buy it here (not unrefined, it's whipped and mixed with olice oil but no chemicals):
http://www.amphora-retail.com/whipped-shea-butter-plain-120ml-p-1676.html
Palmers also do a shea butter formula but it probably has chemicals in it. I like it though.
