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Auntie Ro’s ‘No-Poo Spray’ $6 for a 2oz bottle (blue cobalt glass) I typically make it peppermint/orange but will make whatever scent you like. This stuff works! Give a quick shake, then spray 3 times in the bowl before you go and no one will know!!... If you return the bottle to buy more, save $1!

Vanilla Cinnamon Whipped Shea Sugar Scrub Take a small scoop onto dry hands. Lightly rub for 10-30 seconds, rinse and pat dry. Apply moisturizer after for extra softness. $9 for 1-125ml jar... Save $1 next time, if you return the jar!

Hi! So I made some of this for Christmas gifts but thought I’d see if there’s any interest for this product. It’s a vanilla cinnamon sugar scrub. I can use any oil but this sample is with sunflower oil. It feels so lovely after! Let me know!!

Just about to make up a batch of vanilla bean lip balm! Anyone interested? $4.50/each

Dandelion (Taraxacum Officinale) The flowers are full of antioxidants and ingredients that sooth and benefit the skin. They also help to repair dry skin and act as an anti-inflammatory. Dandelion salve has a multitude of uses.... Skin Relief The salve is nurturing to most skin issues. Eczema, psoriasis, or even dry, cracked skin from working in the soil, or being indoors in the heat during the winter months can all be easily treated by rubbing this healing salve into the affected areas. Sore Joints & Muscles Due to dandelions anti-inflammatory properties, this salve eases the pain associated with overused joints & muscles. The Physiological Effects Of Dandelion goes into detail about the scientific reasons for this. Suffice it to sayit works well, with little effort, time, or expense. To use, rub & massage well into those sore areas. Arthritis Again, it’s all about the anti-inflammatory benefits. The Taraxasterol or the anti-inflammatory component of the dandelion is what was shown to reduce the inflammation & pain caused by rheumatoid arthritis in this study. Rub this salve into joints, massaging well to create the heat needed to relieve them. Acne Dandelions diuretic & anti-inflammatory properties aid in spot treating acne and reducing potential scarring

Comfrey Comfrey is a powerful wound healer thanks to its allantoin, saponins, polysacharides, and other natural plant chemicals. On par with calendula on that front, it has the ability to treat bruises, sprains, pulled muscles, and other tissue damage. It’s so powerful that it should not be used directly on open wounds. It can stimulate healing on the outside and trap microbes inside. You don’t want bacteria and other microorganisms inside wounds since they can cause abscess...es[2]. There’s another reason that it shouldn’t be used on wounds that we’ll come to shortly. https://lovelygreens.com/how-to-make-comfrey-oil-controver/

Lavender (Lavendula spp.) Aromatherapy aside, lavender has powerful healing abilities when used topically or internally. Scientific studies show that lavender is anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, anti-fungal, an antioxidant, and has the ability to relieve pain. It can also help repair damaged skin tissue and heal wounds. This makes it awesome to heal rashes, bites, burns, acne, scrapes, eczema, stings, scars, and more. You can see why lavender is incorporated into so many nat...Continue reading

Plantain Leaf (Plantago major) Treats Wounds, Stops Itching For decades, herbalists have considered it a useful remedy for a cough, wounds, inflamed skin, and dermatitis. Bruised or crushed plantain leaves are applied topically to treat insect bites and stings, eczema, and small wounds or cuts.... https://www.verywellhealth.com/plantain-benefits-4579819

Violet Leaf (viola sororia) FOR SKIN Violet oil contain mucilage that soothes dry skin and it is a great moisturizer. You can use it to make this wonderful whipped violet body butter.... Its anti-inflammatory properties might help with skin issues such as acne or eczema Heal wounds - Sooth wounds, bruises and rashes https://simplybeyondherbs.com/violet-oil-recipe/

Calendula (Calendula Officinalis) Calendula’s Skin-Healing Benefits: Rashes Stings... Wounds Burns Sunburns Abrasions Swellings Eczema Acne Insect bites Scrapes Bruises Chicken pox Cold sores Cracked nipples from nursing Bacterial vaginosis (douche) Yeast infections (douche) Cervical dysplasia (douche) Postpartum perineal tears (sitz bath) https://chestnutherbs.com/topical-uses-of-calendula/