Bone Broth Face Masks!? Bone Broth Face Masks.
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by The Aromatherapist
1M ago
We are all well aware of the internal benefits of bone broth, but did you know that it also makes an incredible skincare treatment!? Most of the recipes we found online were using liquid bone broth on the skin as a sort of ‘wash’ but we’ve taken it one step further and incorporated organic bone broth powder into complimentary skincare powders. The results: a nutrient dense glowing skin facial mask! What are the topical benefits of bone broth? Used topically on the skin, bone broth imparts many of the same benefits as internal use. It is antiinflammatory and detoxifying. It also improves the el ..read more
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Not Your Grandmother's Mother Balls: DIY Natural Moth Balls
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by The Aromatherapist
8M ago
These moth balls are ridiculously simple to make, and they work! You only need three ingredients: Baking Soda Cedarwood Himalayan Essential Oil Water This recipe is like making a dough, you want the mixture to be just wet enough to hold together. To wet and the balls will take forever to dry, to dry and they'll just crumble apart. Step 1 In a small ball, combine 1/2 cup baking soda, 40 drops Cedarwood Himalayan eo & ~ 2 tbsp water. Step 2 Mix everything together and create some small clumps to ensure that the mixture holds together. If it doesn't, add more water.  Step 3 Put the ..read more
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DIY Natural Hair & Scalp Masks
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by Tatjana Barth
8M ago
Forget all of the prepackaged hair masks, conditioners & dry shampoos! Open up your pantry and start feeding your hair what it’s been craving; real, nourishing, balancing ingredients.  We've put together a selection of hair mask recipes to fit every type of hair care need! From extreme damage to excess oil production, you'll find the secret ingredients below ;) Hair & Scalp Treatment Oil Made with a combination of the best botanicals for hair and scalp health, this treatment oil does it all; from fighting dandruff to reducing frizz to promoting hair growth & shine. Jojoba Oi ..read more
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5 Natural Ways to Get Longer, Stronger, More Lustrous Hair
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by Tatjana Barth
8M ago
One of the hottest topics, and a question we get almost daily, “how can I make my hair longer/stronger/shinier/fuller?” Here are our top 5 tips for healthier locks 1. Rosemary Scalp Massage Rosemary, Rosemary, Rosemary. Yes, the rumours are true; Rosemary is incredible for the hair and scalp. Rosemary’s liposolvent action helps to unclog blocked hair follicles. When hair follicles get clogged by excess oil, they aren't able to produce strong, vital hair; sometimes they’re so blocked they can’t produce hair at all! Add a few drops of Rosemary Highland essential oil to the bristles of your hair ..read more
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A Winter Solstice Forest Bath
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by Tatjana Barth
8M ago
This time of year is just begging for a deeply restorative and immune strengthening bath. Winter Solstice Forest Bath 2 heaping tbsp warmed coconut creme 1 tbsp raw honey 6 drops Woods Blend 12 drops Happiness Blend Simply combine your ingredients and pour them into a hot bath just before stepping in. Relax, take deep breathes and enjoy everything the winter forest has to offer.   ..read more
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DIY Honey, Licorice & Thyme Cough Syrup
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by Tatjana Barth
8M ago
'Tis the season for colds and flus! This herbal cough syrup combine the healing power of three (or more, if desired) natural ingredients to help squelch coughs, boost immunity and treat sore throats. Honey is not only a natural antibiotic, it has been found to effectively treat coughs and sore throats with its calming and antiinflammatory properties. Licorice helps to coat the throat and ease soreness, while Thyme packs an antiviral & antimicrobial punch. The dream team! Making this herbal syrup is easy… 1. In a small pot over low heat combine 500 ml natural honey (Manuka is best), 3 prong ..read more
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Honey Powder: Our New Favourite Raw Skincare Ingredient
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by Tatjana Barth
8M ago
If you've been following our raw skincare blog for a while, you know that we love honey as a skincare ingredient.  Honey is humectant, it helps the skin to hold moisture. It also has enzymes that help to break down dirt and excess oil without drying the skin. We add honey to everything; cleansers, masks, scrubs... Sometimes people are surprised by the recommendation, "won't it be sticky"?? Actually, on damp skin honey is not very sticky and rinses off very easily. However for those who would rather an even less sticky option - enter honey powder.  With many of the same skincare benef ..read more
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All About Kids
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by Tatjana Barth
8M ago
When used safely, essential oils & hydrosols can make a wonderful addition to your childrens' life. We've always used essential oils in our home, here are a few of our favourite tips! Anxiety lavender highland, roman chamomile, sweet orange, vanilla bean* methods of use: room diffusion, room spray, bath & personal roller *room diffusion and room spray only Bugs Bites & Itchy Skin roman chamomile hydrosol, german chamomile, lavender highland, calendula macerate methods of use: bath, body treatment oil, personal roller Bumps & Bruises helichrysum hydrosol, blue tansy,&n ..read more
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DIY Chest Balm for Kids
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by Tatjana Barth
8M ago
We've been using this recipe for years; it combats coughs, colds & congestion while encouraging a restful night's sleep. A chest balm is worth the little bit of extra effort because it holds the  essential oils on the skin, rather than having them be absorbed by the body. This makes them a) safer and b) more effective at combatting coughs & congestion all night long ..read more
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Combating PMS with Botanicals
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by Tatjana Barth
8M ago
Ladies, this one’s for you. From skin concerns to mood imbalances to hormonal headaches; we’re covering it all in this article. Breakouts Hormonal breakouts aren’t unique in the way they can be treated; meaning you can treat all breakouts (at any time of month) with these few steps. Blemish Spot Treatment Apply Blemish Pen overtop of the affected areas Mix up some treatment clay by combining ~ 1 tsp Green Clay Powder or our Detox Powders with ~ equal parts water or Rose Hydrosol Apply the treatment clay overtop of the affected areas It’s best to leave this spot treatment on overnight, at th ..read more
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