I have always kept hand sanitizer on-hand. I carry it with me in my purse or tote bag. I also have a bottle at our front door. My son knows to use it before we leave! We recently whipped up our very own Moisturizing Hand Sanitizer Gel that is also a kid-friendly formula!


I wanted to create hand sanitizer that is not only moisturizing but safe for all ages! Even before the Coronavirus and adapting to our new normal of staying at home, we have always washed our hands constantly and use hand sanitizer when we are out and about.
Currently, we are using a natural brand and I really love it. It is gentle on our hands and doesn’t leave our skin looking and feeling dry!
I wasn’t sure what I was going to do when we ran out! I really like the brand and the product smells good! Would I go back to making my own hand sanitizer?
Make your own homemade hand sanitizer!

We are so excited to share our Moisturizing Hand Sanitizer Gel that is safe for the whole family to use! We also have a free printable! You can print your own labels!
Our Homemade Hand Sanitizer Gel is made with 3 essential oils and 2 organic moisturizing oils!
Before starting, be sure to clean your work surface. You can use our homemade lemon vinegar cleaner. As the CDC recommends, wash your hands for at least 20 seconds. Now, you are ready to get started!

Moisturizing Hand Sanitizer Gel Recipe
Supplies:

· 1/3 cup Aloe Vera gel (Find it here on Amazon)
· 1 cup 120 proof or higher drinking alcohol or 90% or higher isopropyl alcohol
· 1 tablespoon vegetable glycerin (Find it here on Amazon)
· 1/2 tablespoon sweet almond oil (Find it here on Amazon)
· 1/2 tablespoon rosehip oil (Find it here on Amazon)
· *5-10 drops of lime essential oil (Find it here on Amazon)
· 5-10 drops of spearmint oil (Find it here on Amazon)
· 5-10 drops of basil essential oil (Find it here on Amazon)
· 3 3 ounce plastic squeeze top travel bottles (Find it here on Amazon or here as this 2 ounce set since comes with funnels and BPA Free)
· Measuring cup
· Funnel
· Whisk
*Please note that due to the shortage of some supplies in this recipe, you may need to check other retailers either online or in your area for availability or substitutions.
Instructions:

Step 1: Add your aloe gel, and alcohol to a measuring cup and whisk together.

Step 2: Add the vegetable glycerin and rosehip oil.

Step 3: *Whisk in your essential oils. We have chosen essential oils that are shown to be safe for children. Please refer to online guidelines for the safe ratio of essential oils to carrier oils for the age of your child. You can double the amount of essential oils you are using if you are making the recipe for adults.
Step 4: Using a funnel, add the mixture into your bottle, stopping about ½” from the top. Add the top and screw on tightly. Affix your label!

Moisturizing Hand Sanitizer Gel Recipe
Materials
- 1/3 Cup Aloe Vera gel
- 1 Cup 120 proof or higher drinking alcohol or 90% or higher isopropyl alcohol
- 1 tbsp vegetable glycerin
- 1/2 tbsp sweet almond oil
- 1/2 tbsp rosehip oil
- 5-10 drops lime essential oil
- 5-10 drops spearmint oil
- 5-10 drops basil essential oil
- 3 3 ounce plastic squeeze top travel bottles
- Measuring cup
- Funnel
- Whisk
Instructions
- Add your aloe gel, and alcohol to a measuring cup and whisk together.
- Add the vegetable glycerin and rosehip oil.
- *Whisk in your essential oils. We have chosen essential oils that are shown to be safe for children. Please refer to online guidelines for the safe ratio of essential oils to carrier oils for the age of your child. You can double the amount of essential oils you are using if you are making the recipe for adults.
- Using a funnel, add the mixture into your bottle, stopping about ½” from the top. Add the top and screw on tightly. Affix your label!
Notes

We love our Moisturizing Hand Sanitizer Gel because it is safe for the whole family to use. Be sure to clean and sanitize your work area before making this recipe! You can print out this recipe to keep on hand. Don’t forget to bookmark, pin, and share this recipe! We’re in this together!

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