- The child learned about the properties of different ingredients used in lotion making, such as oils (e.g., coconut oil) and emulsifiers (e.g., beeswax).
- They learned about the process of emulsion and how to create a stable mixture by combining oil and water-based ingredients.
- They gained knowledge about the importance of preservatives in homemade lotion to prevent microbial growth.
- They learned about the concept of pH and how to adjust the pH level of their lotion using natural ingredients like lemon juice or citric acid.
- The child gained an understanding of the role of fragrance and essential oils in lotion making and how they can affect the final product.
- They learned about the importance of hygiene and cleanliness during the lotion making process to ensure product safety.
Continued development can include:
- Exploring different recipes and variations of homemade lotions, experimenting with various ingredients to see how they affect the final product.
- Researching and learning about the properties of different oils, emulsifiers, and preservatives commonly used in cosmetic products.
- Conducting pH testing experiments on different homemade lotions to understand the implications of pH levels on product stability and skin health.
- Investigating the environmental impact of commercial lotions and comparing it to homemade alternatives.