Also Children and the Elderly are very sensitive and 
cautions should always be used when starting a new product.

Flaxseed Hair Gel
½ Cup Water
1 Tablespoon Flaxseed, whole
1 Teaspoon Honey (for shine and curl hold)
½ Teaspoon Vegetable Glycerin (a preservative)
1/16 Teaspoon Citric Acid (a preservative) (a pinch)
2-4 Drops Lavender Oil
2-4 Drops Rosemary Oil (a preservative)

 Boil the Flaxseed, honey, Citric acid and Glycerin until thick about 5 minutes. If you want the gel thicker boil it longer.  I’ve seen up to 15 minutes of boiling time.  Pour into a glass container and add the essential oils.  Let cool and use just like hair gel. 

This is the best shelf stable recipe I have found but if you want to be sure it will last stick it in the refrigerator. 

Coconut Cuticle and Eye Cream
2 Tablespoons Coconut Oil
1 Tablespoon Coconut Butter
½ Teaspoon Beeswax

Melt all together and pour into container.  Let cool completely.  Use around eyes and cuticle to soften and condition the skin.  Would also be good to remove makeup. This make enough for 3  2oz containers.

Cooling Eye Gel
1 Tablespoon Aloe Vera Gel
1 Teaspoon Fresh Cucumber Juice, strained
¼ Teaspoon Cornstarch
1 Tablespoon With Hazel

1.         Heat on very low heat Aloe, Cucumber juice and cornstarch.  With a whisk gently dissolve the cornstarch.     Very little heat is needed if at all.  The goal is to dissolve the cornstarch
2.         Once it’s dissolved take off the heat.
3.         Mix in the witch hazel and let cool completely. 

This light Gel is used to sooth and moisturizes tired eyes.  It can be used under makeup in the morning or at the end of the day as a quick pick-me-up.  It is designed to smooth and tighten the eye skins pores. 

Toothpaste
I went to a Burt's Bees conference and heard that Fluoride toothpaste was bad for you.   I said "Rrrright!."  Then I went home and did my research and was amazed to discover they were right.  I discovered that Fluoride shuts down the thyroid and that Japanese studies found that older people had more hip bone fractures because the Fluoride was leaching the calcium out of their bones over time.  There are no clinical studies on Fluoride!  No proof that it actually helps your teeth.  So you do your research too.  The information's out there.   There are some products that can be found without fluoride like Burt's Bees, and Toms of Main,  but I like to do a lot of things myself and this is my current Recipe.

4 Capsules of Vitamin E 400 IU 
2 Tablespoons Baking Soda
2 Tablespoons Benzonite Clay powder
1 Tablespoon Sage powder
1Tablespoon Sea Salt 
1Tablespoon Licorice Root (optional)
3 Capsules of 300mg Cranberry supplement (dried cranberries)
1/4 teaspoons Stevia powder
1/8 teaspoon Peppermint Oil
1/8 teaspoons Spearmint Oil
1/8 teaspoon Lavender Oil
1/8 teaspoon Basil Oil
8 Drops Myrrh Oil
4 Drops Clove Oil        
2 Drops Eucalyptus Oil
3 to 4 Tablespoons Vegetable Glycerin

1.  Mix together the baking soda, benzonite clay, sage powder, cranberry powder (taken out of the capsule), and Stevia powder. Mix together
2.  Add vitamin E, and the Essential Oils.
3.  Mix in the Vegetable Glycerin until it becomes a paste.   Less if you like thick toothpaste and more if you like a thinner toothpaste.  
4.  Place in a bottle and use as needed.  

-Vitamin E stabilizes all the other oils in the mixture
-Sage has astringent and antiseptic properties that help to prevent gingivitis.  It is said  that is might be as effective as Bloodroot but it's much safer.  (Dr. J Duke)
-Cranberries and Blueberries have been found in recent studies to kill the bacteria that causes cavities in the teeth. http://www.urmc.rochester.edu/pr/news/story.cfm?id=947
-Stevia is included not only for it's sweet taste but for it antibacterial properties.
http://www.diabetic-diet-secrets.com/stevia.html
-Mint including Peppermint and spearmint are great to freshen the breath
-Lavender kills bacteria 
-Basil is used  to fight plaque formation on the teeth (Dr. J Duke)
-Myrrh is used as an anti-inflammatory agent on the gums.  
-Clove is a mild anesthetic
-Eucalyptus stimulates the blood flow which is necessary for healthy gums and cleans the gums.  (Lesley Tierra) 
-Licorice root is used for Periodontal disease.
-Vegetable Glycerin is the base and it also helps to preserve the mixture.
-Salt is used for Periodontal disease.

Where did I get my information?
Different herbalists including Dr James Duke "The Green Pharmacy", Lesely Tierra "The Herbs of Life", British Herbalist David Hoffman "The New Holistic Herbal"

There are many other herbs that are used for the teeth. I once used licorice but stopped because Licorice raises blood pressure. 
Allergic reactions should be paid attention to.  Know what you put in your body.  You can be allergic to anything at any stage of your life.  If you didn't have allergies when you were young you can develop them when you're older.

Links:
http://www.1sthealthsource.com/articles/teeth/teeth.html

In a coffee mill grind the lavender flowers, calendula flowers and rose buds to a fine powder.  Combine the herbal powder with the Arrowroot, baking soda and rice flour.  Add the essential oils and store the mixture in an airtight container for three days to let all the ingredients permeate the powder.