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My son’s favourite gluten and sugar free meal’s homemade 😍

Charcoal shampoo bar 😍

Charcoal has a range of benefits for hair, in that it exfoliates and detoxifies, removing oil, grime and buildup. It can also be used on those with itchy scalps. Deep cleansing: Charcoal often shows up in "detoxifying" products or products meant to allow the hair a reset moment.

Loving this shampoo bar made with the best oils and butters , goat milk and Aloe Vera . Let’s see some of the benefits:

• * Rich in protein and fatty acid that provides natural shine to the hair.
• * Treats itchy and flaky scalp.
• * Mild in nature and helps in softening hair.
• * Makes hair soft and manageable.
• * Removes the dead skin cells accumulated on the scalp, makes it pliable and extremely healthy.

My Henna Shampoo bar is back in stock 😍
Best decision I’ve ever made for my hair was to stop using store bought shampoo, no more chemicals entering my body instead I benefit from using a shampoo bar made with healthy ingredients like Olive oil, Castor oil, Shea butter , Cocoa butter, an amazing herbal tea plus Henna ,Cassia and Amla powder . This ingredients are providing me a better results for cleansing and also adding nourishment to my scalp and hair follicles.

When you realize that Coco Channel or other brands are just a combination of maybe hundreds of chemical compounds that you expose yourself to every time you spray this on your skin and you want to change it for a clean and healthy product you create a homemade Jojoba and essential oils perfume 😊

Coming soon new creations 😍 first one is Magnesium Oil , please check the list of benefits ❤️

1 - Relieves muscles aches, pains, and cramps

Magnesium has many muscle relaxing qualities. By helping regulate neuromuscular signals, muscle contractions and balancing calcium levels within the body, magnesium can help muscles relax and contract, easing pain and reducing cramps which may also contribute to problems including constipation, premenstrual syndrome etc as well as pain in overworked muscles.

2 - Boosts energy

Magnesium promotes the activation of enzymes which produce cellular energy. By activating adenosine triphosphate, also known as ATP, magnesium boosts energy and helps prevent feelings of fatigue.

3 - Calms nerves and eases anxiety

Magnesium is essential for regulating certain hormones that help calm the brain and promote relaxation. This includes gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA), an inhibitory neurotransmitter (chemical messenger) that helps to reduce anxiety.

4 - Promotes a good night’s sleep

By helping calm the brain and quiet a racing mind, other magnesium oil benefits include promoting a good night’s sleep and even helps with the treatment of insomnia. Magnesium supplements have been shown to be simple and effective at improving sleep efficiency, sleep time and sleep onset, as well as aiding in early morning awakening.

5 - Aids constipation

Magnesium is known to have laxative properties, having water-absorbent properties which soften stool and help bowel movements to pass more easily. In addition, magnesium relaxes the intestinal muscles which assist in establishing a smoother rhythm for passing bowels and eases constipation.

6 - Prevents asthma

Chronic asthma sufferers may be able to use magnesium supplements to help normalise their breathing and reduce wheezing and breathlessness. This is because magnesium supplements help relax the bronchial muscles which in turn helps to regulate the person's breathing.

7 - Promotes a healthy heart

By calming the nerves, mediating digestive processes and preventing problems such as cramps, vomiting, indigestion, and constipation (all of which can cause undue stress on the heart and cardiovascular system as a whole), magnesium supplements help protect the heart from damage and also keep it beating healthily by sustaining a regular heartbeat.

8 - Relieves migraines

Magnesium can be particularly helpful for people who suffer from severe migraines, helping to reduce their severity and how frequently they affect the individual. This is because magnesium affects neurotransmitter function and blood circulation, and thus helps to relieve migraines by releasing pain-reducing hormones and reducing the constriction of blood vessels (vasoconstriction) that causes an increase in blood pressure.

9 - Controls bladder functions

Magnesium supplements can bring relief to those people suffering from bladder problems such as interstitial cystitis or nephritis, where bladder control can be an issue whether it is frequently feeling the urge to urinate or problems spotting throughout the day.

10 - Helps to keep bones strong and healthy

Magnesium benefits bones as it is essential for good bone health and influences the bone cells (osteoclasts and osteoblasts) that are essential in building healthy bone density. Magnesium also regulates calcium and vitamin D levels which are important in bone health. Magnesium deficiency can lead to bone strength disorders including osteoporosis.

Topical magnesium oil is an effective and affordable supplement -
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"Whenever you cry out to me, l'll answer. I'll be with you in troubling times. I'll save you and glorify you. I'll fill you full with old age. I'll show you my salvation."

No matter what we are going through know that you are never alone God is there with you 🙏

Ari’s canes donation Aris had a great idea about giving his old canes to be used by others to learn how to navigate and become independent 🧑🏻‍🦯Please comment and let him know ...

Tallow laundry detergent soap

Tallow has natural antibacterial, antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties and similar fat saturation levels to humans - making it easy for our body to absorb all the benefits. It helps soothe and smooth skin ailments better than traditional detergents. Don’t forget your skin is the largest organ of your body .

Tallow dish soap

You'll be amazed at how well this natural tallow soap cleans your dishes as well as your skin. And we're sure you'll agree that this is the best dish soap you've ever used.

The best way to think about castile soap is as "true soap", meaning it's the product of reacting natural oils and fats with a base like sodium or potassium hydroxide. "Many consumers use the term soap to refer to different cleansing bars and liquids today, including those made primarily from synthetic surfactants. Most of what we refer to as 'soap' today is detergent—detergents are not biodegradable," says Joshua Onysko, founder of Alpine Provisions. On the other hand, castile soaps are naturally derived and therefore easily biodegradable.