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Pranarom Flacon pipette Vide DIY 30 ml Pranarom Flacon pipette Vide DIY 30 ml
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Artisan Savonnier DIY Cristaux de Soude 500 g Artisan Savonnier DIY Cristaux de Soude 500 g
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LCA Neutral gel for essential oils LCA Neutral gel for essential oils
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Aromaself Aloe vera gel 100ml Pranarom Aromaself Aloe vera gel 100ml Pranarom
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Codigoutte white glass 1 empty bottle 100 mL Codigoutte white glass 1 empty bottle 100 mL
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DIY pharmacy and cosmetics (Do It Yourself) are booming. At the crossroads of self-care, ecology and autonomy, it allows you to create your own health and beauty products using natural, safe and economical ingredients. Whether it's a soothing balm, a homemade moisturizer, a natural deodorant or a disinfectant gel, this movement combines effectiveness, respect for the skin and eco-responsibility.

What is pharmaceutical and cosmetic DIY?

DIY applied to health and cosmetics means making your own hygiene, care or first-aid products, using natural raw materials or pharmaceutical components available in pharmacies or on specialized websites. These range from healing lip balm and cough syrups to homemade toothpaste, soothing face cream and solid shampoo.

This movement is attractive for several reasons: reduction of controversial substances, personalization of care products according to skin type or needs, control over ingredients, and of course, an ecological gesture.

What health products can you make yourself?

DIY health allows you to create simple, effective natural skincare products, such as :

  • Arnica balm for blows
  • Aloe vera gel for burns and irritations
  • An antiseptic spray based on alcohol, glycerine and essential oils
  • Homemade thyme throat syrup
  • Bicarbonate gargle for sore mouths
  • A decongestant eucalyptus inhalation

These formulas, inspired by natural pharmacopoeia, are ideal for everyday aches and pains. However, they do not replace medical treatment and must be prepared with care and hygiene.

What cosmetics can you make at home?

When it comes to DIY cosmetics, the possibilities are varied and often more skin-friendly than industrial products. Among the most popular:

  • Face creams based on vegetable oils and hydrolats
  • Natural solid deodorants with bicarbonate and beeswax
  • Solid shampoos with ayurvedic powders (shikakai, rhassoul)
  • Repairing lip balms with shea butter
  • Purifying masks with green clay
  • Gentlecleansing milks for sensitive skin

Making your own productsavoids the harsh preservatives, synthetic fragrances, silicones and other endocrine disruptors found in many conventional products.

Which ingredients to use in DIY health and beauty?

The success of a homemade skincare product depends on the quality of its ingredients. Here are the most commonly used:

  • Aloe vera: moisturizing, healing, anti-inflammatory
  • Shea butter: nourishing, protective
  • Vegetable oils (jojoba, calendula, coconut, black cumin)
  • Essential oils (lavender, tea tree, eucalyptus, peppermint)
  • Hydrolats (chamomile, lavender, cornflower)
  • Baking soda: antiseptic and deodorant
  • Clays (green, white, pink): purifying, absorbent
  • Natural vitamin E: antioxidant, preservation aid
  • Beeswax: natural thickener for balms

These ingredients are available in pharmacies, parapharmacies, organic stores and specialized websites. Be sure to choose certified products suitable for cosmetic or pharmaceutical use.

What are the hygiene rules to be observed during production?

Hygiene is crucial in DIY, especially when preparing skin or health products. To limit the risk of bacterial contamination:

  • Sterilize your containers (jars, bottles, pots) with boiling water or alcohol.
  • Disinfect your equipment and work surface
  • Work with clean hands or wear gloves
  • Filter preparations containing plant residues
  • Clearly label each product with the date of manufacture and shelf life.

These precautions guarantee the safety, stability and efficacy of your treatments.

How do I know the right dosage?

DIY dosages must be precise to guarantee safety and efficacy, especially for powerful active ingredients such as essential oils. Here are a few guidelines:

  • Essential oils: 0.5% to 3% maximum in a preparation
  • Vitamin E: 0.5% to 1% as a natural preservative
  • Clay: up to 30% in a mask or poultice
  • Bicarbonate: 10% to 25% depending on use (deodorant, toothpaste)

Use precision scales or graduated pipettes, and always follow tested and validated recipes from reliable sources.

What are the mistakes to avoid in DIY health and beauty?

A number of mistakes are frequently made by beginners:

  • Overdosing with essential oils, which can lead to irritation or toxic effects.
  • Storing aqueous preparationsfor too long (risk of mould)
  • Use of uncleaned containers
  • Lack of skin testing before use
  • Application to sensitive or damaged areas without medical advice

Always perform a tolerance test on the crease of the elbow 24 hours before using a new product.

Can I sell my DIY products?

In France, the sale of DIY skincare products is strictly governed by European regulations on cosmetics and medicines:

  • Cosmetics must be declared to the CPNP (Cosmetic Products Notification Portal).
  • Each product requires a cosmetic dossier (composition, tests, stability).
  • Manufacturing premises must comply with strict hygiene standards
  • For therapeutic treatments, ANSM authorization is required.

This means that DIY pharmacy and cosmetics are intended for personal or family use, unless you are setting up a company that complies with the regulations.