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Ok and then what? Combine the ingredients that give the same effect?
However, as you progress in the Alchemy skill and more effects are revealed, you can make potions that have 2 effects, such as resist frost and restore stamina.
Here's a couple of handy recipes:
-Abecean Longfin or Cyrodillic Spadetail + Salt Pile = Fortify Restoration
Swim the rivers and ponds to catch the fishes.
-Blue Butterfly Wing + Snowberries = Fortify Enchanting
Probably the easiest ingredients to gather.
-Mudcrab Chitin + Vampire Dust = Cure Disease
Hang out with Vigilants, see if they make a Vampire corpse you can loot.
That would be a start. You can also find recipes scattered around Skyrim. Read here for more:
http://en.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Alchemy
It can be a tedious process though, it's not something I'd want to bother with. You usually unlock effects by accident when combining known effects though. For instance, if you eat Blue Mountain Flowers and Wheat, you unlock Restore Health. If you combine those two for a potion with that effect, then you will also unlock Fortify Health.
https://youtu.be/OBa4M-l1lAM?t=2m15s
http://www.nexusmods.com/skyrimspecialedition/mods/2961/?
Then again Astrid will tell you pretty much the same thing :)
It would be easier just to go here:
http://en.uesp.net/wiki/Skyrim:Alchemy
Eating one of each of the ingredients will give you the first of the 4 effects for each one. That should give you a starter list of usable potions to work from if you have enough variation of ingredients.
Quite honestly, the only potion I ever use is the health potion and even then, it's not that often. With no hotbar to do it on the fly, it means pausing the battle to drink a potion which destroys the immersion for me.