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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.
Words: Danielle Williams
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There’s nothing quite like a warm bath at the end of a long day, and adding a bath bomb to the mix not only brings an element of fun, but it also infuses your soak with skin-loving ingredients. Bath bombs are easy to customize to your skin’s needs and your scent preferences. You can include botanicals, essential oils, oats, and so much more.
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Give someone a candle, and they’ll enjoy the charming ambiance for several days. Teach them how to make candles, and they’ll adorn their space for a lifetime, or so goes a crafty twist on the famous saying. There’s a reason candles are a popular choice for gifts and home decor – they’re coziness creators, relaxation promoters, and mood setters. Learn how to make your own candles in this blog.
Words: Danielle Williams
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Everybody decompresses differently, but there is one activity that seems to please the majority, from babies to grownups: taking a warm bath. It helps melt away the stress of the day and brings quiet peace to the mind. As the new year begins, it’s a great time to re-think your bath rituals.