GLOWMANCY. Natural Formulation & Beauty Education

Single formulas

Buy one formula, not the whole book.

Every recipe in the library is also sold on its own as a single-chapter PDF, $9.99 each — the complete formula, the method and the troubleshooting notes, exactly as they appear in the book. 50 to choose from.

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Which is better value?

Three or more chapters from the same book costs more than the book itself. Single chapters are for when you want one specific formula — a shampoo bar, a barrier cream, a cake candle — and nothing else.

From The Big Book of Homemade Soap

Soap formulas

Each chapter carries the full oil list in grams, the lye and water amounts, the superfat, the method and the cure time.

100% Coconut Oil Soap

A single-oil bar with a high superfat. The cleanest way to see what one oil does on its own.

$9.99

Castile Soap

Pure olive oil. Slow to trace, slow to cure, and the classic test of patience.

$9.99

Marseille Soap

The traditional olive-led blend, with the hardness and lather it is known for.

$9.99

Black Seed Luxury Soap

Nigella oil at a working percentage, with notes on colour and scent behaviour.

$9.99

Rosemary & Citrus Luxury Bar

An essential-oil bar with anchoring, so the citrus does not vanish in the cure.

$9.99

Four Spices Layered Exfoliating Bar

Layer separation, natural exfoliants and timing the pour between layers.

$9.99

Jasmine-Infused Hot Process Soap

Hot process from start to finish, using an infused oil made in an earlier chapter.

$9.99

Goat Milk & Honey Soap

Milk and honey without scorching: frozen milk, low temperatures, controlled gel.

$9.99

Coconut Milk & Orange Soap with Chocolate Embed

An embed set into a milk batter, with the timing that keeps it from sinking.

$9.99

Fresh Cut Rose Luxury Bar

Damask rose hydrosol in the oil phase, plus a three-colour separation technique.

$9.99

All of it together: The Big Book of Homemade Soap, $39.99.

From The Big Book of Homemade Skin Care

Face formulas

Every chapter lists INCI names, percentages and gram weights for a 100 g yield, the phase structure, temperatures, a target pH, the preservative and a shelf life.

Calming Chamomile Foam Cleanser

No heat and no emulsifying. The gentlest first project in the book.

$9.99

Cellular Renewal Elixir

A night treatment built around renewal actives, with the cautions they need.

$9.99

Barrier Repair Cream

Panthenol at 5%, allantoin, beta-glucan and bisabolol in a stable O/W emulsion at pH 4.8–5.2.

$9.99

Omega-Renewal Facial Elixir

An anhydrous oil blend chosen by fatty-acid profile, with antioxidant protection.

$9.99

Clarifying Bio-Balance Toner

An exfoliating toner with the acid percentage and final pH stated.

$9.99

Velvet Skin Veil Cream

A velvet-matte finish cream, and the powders and esters that produce it.

$9.99

Biphase Cleansing Elixir

A two-layer cleanser that is meant to separate, and the solubilizer balance behind it.

$9.99

Copper Peptide Renewal Serum

Copper tripeptide handled properly: dose, pH window, incompatibilities and colour.

$9.99

Peri-Orbital Renewal Complex

Caffeine, Eyeseryl, Matrixyl 3000 and troxerutin in a gel-cream for the orbital bone.

$9.99

All of it together: The Big Book of Homemade Skin Care, $39.99.

From The Big Book of Homemade Skin Care

Body formulas

Butters, scrubs, bath and shower products, each with the same phase and preservation discipline as the face chapters.

Chocolate Orange Body Butter

A whipped anhydrous butter, and the tempering that stops it going grainy.

$9.99

Whipped Shea & Mango Body Butter

Two butters balanced for a light whip that does not collapse in summer.

$9.99

Invigorating Coffee & Orange Body Scrub

An emulsifying scrub that rinses clean instead of coating the bath.

$9.99

Detoxifying Himalayan Salt & Mint Body Scrub

Salt scrubs, why they dissolve, and how to keep the grain intact.

$9.99

Effervescent Aromatic Bath Salt

Sea salt, magnesium, bicarbonate and citric acid, with polysorbate to disperse the oils.

$9.99

Body Contouring & Firming Gel

A carbomer gel carrying caffeine and circulation actives.

$9.99

Gentle Shower Gel with Physiological pH

A surfactant blend taken to skin pH, with the thickener system explained.

$9.99

All of it together: The Big Book of Homemade Skin Care, $39.99.

From The Big Book of Homemade Hair Care

Hair formulas

Phase tables giving phase, ingredient, function and weight percentage, plus the mixing order and target pH for each.

The Universal Starter Shampoo (Liquid)

SLES, CAPB and decyl glucoside with Polyquaternium-10. The formula to master first.

$9.99

The Nourishing Solid Shampoo Bar

SCI at 50% with BTMS-50 and shea. Includes the two-to-four-week cure.

$9.99

Oil-Control Solid Shampoo Bar for Oily Hair

The same bar architecture rebalanced with absorbents for an oily scalp.

$9.99

Soothing Solid Shampoo for Dry & Sensitive Scalp

A low-irritation bar for a reactive scalp, with the surfactants swapped accordingly.

$9.99

Fortifying Solid Shampoo for Hair Growth Support

A scalp-focused bar carrying growth-support actives at working concentrations.

$9.99

The Intensive Repair Hair Mask

Hydrolyzed keratin and wheat protein with panthenol in an O/W emulsion at pH 4.0–4.5.

$9.99

Intensive Conditioning Hair Balm

A rinse-out balm built on BTMS, with the slip agents that make it detangle.

$9.99

Follicle-Stimulating Scalp & Hair Growth Spray

A leave-on scalp spray: actives, solubility and why it must be preserved.

$9.99

Volatile Silicone-Based Dry Hair Oil

A dry-touch oil that carries shine without weight, and the silicone-free substitution.

$9.99

All of it together: The Big Book of Homemade Hair Care, $39.99.

From The Big Book of Sweet Dessert Candles

Candle projects

Each project gives the wax, the wick size, melt and pour temperatures, fragrance load and the decoration method.

Decorative Container Candle

The baseline container pour, and the one to test your wick against.

$9.99

Cocktail Candle

Layered colour in a glass, poured at the temperatures that keep the layers crisp.

$9.99

Cake Candle

A sculpted cake in wax: structure, wicking and finish.

$9.99

“Whipped Cream” Candle

Whipping wax to a pipeable consistency, and holding it there.

$9.99

“Fluffy Cupcakes” Candle

Piped cupcake tops that stay put and still burn cleanly.

$9.99

“Sponge Cake with Teddy Bear and Strawberry”

A multi-part sculpted candle with moulded embellishments.

$9.99

Additional “Cake Crumb” Decoration

Making and applying wax crumb so it reads as sponge, not as debris.

$9.99

Cocktail Candle with Airy Foam

An aerated foam head over a poured base.

$9.99

Botanical Dried-Flower Candle (Sculpted)

Dried botanicals placed so they decorate without becoming a fire path.

$9.99

Gel Candle Combined with Coconut Wax

Gel and coconut wax in one vessel, and the interface between them.

$9.99

All of it together: The Big Book of Sweet Dessert Candles, $29.99.

From The Big Book of Sweet Dessert Candles

Perfume & home fragrance

The perfumery half of the candle book: notes, concentrations and finished recipes.

Aroma Sachet Recipe

A dry sachet blend, with carrier choice and loading.

$9.99

How to Make Oil-Based Perfume

Building a perfume on a carrier oil: notes, ratios and maturation.

$9.99

How to Make Perfume with Essential Oils

Top, heart and base notes assembled into a balanced accord.

$9.99

Car Perfume Recipe

A diffusing blend formulated for heat and airflow.

$9.99

Massage Candle

A low-melt-point candle whose pool is safe to pour onto skin.

$9.99

All of it together: The Big Book of Sweet Dessert Candles, $29.99.

Questions about single chapters

What format is the book in?

A PDF, formatted as two-page spreads. It opens on a phone, tablet, laptop or e-reader, and there is no app or account to install.

What language is it written in?

English.

Can I print it?

Yes. The PDF is not locked or DRM-protected, so you can print the whole book or just the formula you are working from. Every page carries a small stamp with the email address and date of your purchase, which marks the copy as yours.

How do I get the book after paying?

Instantly. Checkout runs on Payhip, and the download link appears on the confirmation screen and arrives by email the moment payment clears. Nothing is shipped and there is nothing to wait for.

Is there a refund?

Yes, within 30 days. If the book is not what you expected, write to us through the contact page with your order email and we will refund it.

Is it suitable for a complete beginner?

Yes. Each book opens with the safety and sterility protocol and assumes no prior experience. The formulas are ordered so the simplest come first — in the skin care book the first project needs no heat and no emulsifying at all.

Can I ask the author questions?

You can ask this site's Knowledge Assistant any question and get an answer drawn from the books, with the chapter to read next. For anything it cannot answer, write to the author through the contact page.

Can I sell what I make from these formulas?

You can sell the products you make. Be aware that products made for sale need additional stability, microbiological and safety testing, and must meet the cosmetic regulations of your market. The books teach the formulation, not the regulatory process. You may not resell or redistribute the book itself.

What exactly do I get in a single chapter?

The complete chapter as it appears in the book: the full ingredient table with INCI names and percentages, the phase structure, temperatures, target pH, the step-by-step method and the chapter's own FAQ. Nothing is abridged.

Does a chapter include the safety protocol?

Each chapter carries the safety notes relevant to that formula, but the full Non-Negotiable Protocol chapter is only in the complete books. If you have never formulated before, start with a book rather than a single chapter.

Can I put the price of a chapter towards the book later?

Not automatically. If you buy several chapters and then decide you want the whole book, write to us through the contact page and we will sort something out.

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