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Words: Danielle Williams
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Whipped body butter is luxurious any time of year. The butters and oils found in these types of recipes help restore damaged skin and heal dry, cracked areas. While you can buy these products at the store, they couldn’t be simpler to make at home, and they also make great homemade gifts. As a bonus, you can custom the scent by adding your favorite essential oils.
Words: Danielle Williams
Aromatherapy is such a big part of making homemade bath and body products. Not only do the all-natural ingredients work wonders on your skin, but they can also work to improve your mentality. By the most basic definition, aromatherapy is the inhalation or topical application of essential oils all with a therapeutic intention.
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As the sun warms the earth and whispers of spring fill the air, one of the most rewarding activities is planting an herb garden. Not only do herbs infuse your dishes with a burst of flavor, but some herbs also offer incredible options for body care and medicinal purposes, among other uses. Read on to learn more about herb gardening and explore ten essential herbs to grow for homemade bath and body.
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Your body’s “toxic load” is the accumulation of harmful toxins and chemicals through ingestion or skin absorption. From pollution to second-hand cigarette smoke to morning skincare routine and conventional cleaning products, you, like it or not, may encounter many of these substances in your daily life.
Words: Danielle Williams
Once springtime rolls around, I crave fresh ingredients, like citrus and herbs. There’s nothing like growing my own herbs in the backyard. I can head outside to snip some for dinner or to add to my latest homemade bath and body recipe. I hope you enjoy welcoming this season with these easy recipes as much as I do. And remember, make sure to always do a spot-test first before using these products.