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Objective

By the end of this lesson, Emily will be able to create her own lip gloss and lip protection product using different scent combinations. She will understand the importance of lip care, the ingredients involved in making lip gloss, and how these products can reflect personal expression.

Materials and Prep

  • Beeswax or coconut oil (for base)
  • Shea butter or cocoa butter (for moisture)
  • Essential oils or flavor oils (for scent)
  • Small containers or lip gloss tubes (for storage)
  • Double boiler or microwave-safe bowl (for melting ingredients)
  • Stirring utensil (like a spoon or stick)
  • Measuring spoons (for accurate ingredient ratios)
  • Labels (to personalize her creations)

Before starting the lesson, make sure to review safety precautions for handling hot materials and ensure all ingredients are skin-safe.

Activities

  • Research and Brainstorm Scent Combinations:

    Emily can explore different essential oils and flavor oils to create unique scent combinations. She can jot down her favorite scents and think about how they might reflect her personality.

  • Make Lip Gloss:

    Using the ingredients listed, Emily will follow a simple recipe to melt the base, mix in her chosen scents, and pour the mixture into containers. This hands-on activity will teach her about the process of making lip products.

  • Create Labels:

    After making her lip gloss, Emily can design fun and creative labels for her products. This will allow her to express her personality and make her creations feel unique.

  • Discuss the Importance of Lip Care:

    Emily will engage in a discussion about why lip gloss and lip protection products are important for maintaining healthy lips, especially in different weather conditions.

Talking Points

  • "Did you know that our lips can get dry and chapped just like our skin? That's why we use lip gloss and lip balm to keep them hydrated!"
  • "Making lip gloss is not just fun; it’s also a way to express yourself! You can choose scents and colors that reflect who you are!"
  • "Safety first! Always be careful when melting ingredients, and make sure to wash your hands before you start making your products!"
  • "What are some of your favorite scents? Let's think about how we can combine them to make something special!"
  • "Lip gloss can add a little shine and color to your lips, but it's also about protecting them from the elements like sun and wind!"
  • "Did you know that some ingredients in lip gloss can help heal and soothe your lips? Let's talk about what those ingredients are!"
  • "After we make our lip gloss, we can label them with fun names. What do you think we should call your creations?"
  • "Remember, it’s important to store your lip gloss in a cool place to keep it fresh and safe to use!"

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