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Did you know that licking your lips can actually dry them out more? The stark contrast between cold weather outside and warm air inside means you may find your lips dry, flaking, and even cracking and bleeding. While some dryness is almost unavoidable, you don’t have to put up with sore, cracked lips and leave them vulnerable to the elements. Read on to learn how to get rid of chapped lips. Plus, explore DIY recipes for winter lip care.
Words: Danielle Williams
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With the weather cooling down and the sun setting earlier each day, it’s time to infuse wintry candles into your evening routine. There’s nothing quite like winding down by candlelight, and it’s a happy bonus when you can bring the winter spirit into your home at the same time. These basic candle recipes are simple and quick to make and include some of our favorite scents for the season. Happy candle-making!
Bath salts have been a staple in self-care routines for ages. Because who doesn’t like sinking into a warm, soothing bath at the end of a tough day? Most of us have come across all types of bath salts. Lots of bath salts. In all sorts of shapes, sizes, scents, and colors. So, choosing the right one for you can seem tricky – let this blog be your guide.
Words: Danielle Williams
Photo Credit: Caitlin Rowland
It’s fascinating how the state of our homes can shape our moods. Each edition of The Natural Home Issue is here to help instill natural, nontoxic cleanliness in your life without asking too much from you.
Soap making is a creative and satisfying craft that has been around for centuries. Whether you’re a seasoned soap maker or a curious beginner, you’ve likely encountered the two most popular methods: cold process and melt-and-pour. Both approaches have their unique characteristics and offer distinct advantages and disadvantages. Read on to explore the differences between these soap making methods.