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Vitamin K cream is also amazing. It helps with bruises, dark circles, and elasticity.
I buy the cream because the only oils I can find it in are Canola, Soybean and Prickly Pear....

This unsung hero ingredient is brilliant at brightening tired eyes The little-known vitamin has also been shown to heal bruises more quickly.

In case you're not aware.... Arnica oil is amazing. My mother had a terrible fall that caused hemoglobins and it helped take the pain away.

I've preached about lemon juice to many customers

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They Said Coconut Oil Was Great For You, BUT This is What They Didn’t Tell You - allabouthealthyfood While traveling through Thailand, by partner and I joked about buying a coconut plantation because it seems that everything now-a-days is coconut based! coconut oil coconut butter coconut shreds coconut water coconut milk and cream coconut flour and even coconut soya sauce (try it, it’s actually del…

3-INGREDIENT COLD & FLU SHOWER BOMBS:

Brilliant! Just 3 ingredients, and one of them is water! Toss one into the shower, and the soothing vapours will be released. Makes a great gift too!

GET THE RECIPE HERE: http://www.theidearoom.net/2015/02/aromatherapy-shower-bombs.html

7 Important Natural Skincare Ingredients (That You Probably Don’t Have, But Might Want)

I warn you now, this can be very addictive.
Dried Herbs (and Flowers): I tried to narrow it down to just one, but it’s impossible. However, buying just one (at a time) from this list will open up all sorts of new possibilities:

Chamomile

Dried herb collection.
Lavender Buds
Rosebuds
Peppermint
Calendula
Rosemary
Lemon Balm
Jasmine
Where can you buy them? Pretty much any natural foods store, an herb shop (not to be confused with a head shop), or at MountainRoseHerbs.com. Likely, it will be cheapest at a natural foods store (without the shipping).

Apple Cider Vinegar: In addition to balancing skin and hair pH, being antimicrobial and antibacterial, and a deodorant, ACV is great in several homemade household products. It’s also an effective go-to for heartburn relief. And it can help with weight loss. The list goes on.
Where can you buy it? Any grocery store. My recommendation is Bragg’s or any other organic ACV that is “with the mother.” (Look for that on the label. It just means it’s raw and unpasteurized, which is a good thing.)

Clays. Kaolin or Bentonite clays are probably the most common, and the most versatile. They are white/grayish, fine, and odorless. Any skin type will benefit from them, but they’re super effective on oily skin. They also work well as an addition to powders and even homemade deodorant. French green clay, which is what you see on most “spa models” (ooh la la), is great for toning and pulling out impurities in the skin. Red clay (or Moroccan red clay) is a little more expensive, and easier on sensitive skin. Rhassoul clay (which also happens to be Moroccan) is another popular common cosmetic clay, and can be used for just about any skin type.
Some people actually take clay as a supplement (like, swallow it) because of it’s purifying properties and extremely high mineral content.
Where can you buy them? The natural food store or herb shop down the street (or across town), MountainRoseHerbs.com, FromNatureWithLove.com.

Witch Hazel: It’s an astringent, but it can also be used in place of rubbing alcohol for cleaning wounds, reducing swelling from bug bites or other various calamities, bringing down eye puffiness, and creating your own deodorant.
Where can you find it? Walgreens. Wal-Mart. Vitamin shoppe. Although surprisingly not Target. Also, your local grocery stores and natural foods stores. Try to find the purest witch hazel you can (oddly, many companies seem to love putting extraneous stuff in witch hazel) one without alcohol preferably.

Essential Oils:
Lavender
Tea Tree
Peppermint
Lemon
Rosemary
Rose Geranium (or Rose Absolute if you can afford it)
Where can you buy them? The venerable Mountain Rose Herbs or From Nature With Love (the latter has very competitive prices on EO). They’re also easily found at Whole Foods or any natural foods stores, and tea tree oil is in most grocery stores now.

Carrier Oil: When you’re working with essential oils, most of the time you need a carrier oil to help spread the EO love and dilute it. Handily, carrier oils are stellar for skin even without adding essentials. Here are a few to choose from (the first four are the most versatile and inexpensive):
Sweet Almond
Grapeseed
Olive Oil
Coconut Oil
Jojoba Oil
Avocado Oil
Apricot Kernel Oil

Rosewater: It’s the most amazing thing to add to clay for a simple mask.
Find it where? Mountain Rose Herbs, From Nature With Love, natural grocery stores (including Whole Foods), and Amazon.

BONUS: More things you could consider while purchasing: Beeswax, shea butter, evening primrose oil, mango butter, any other essential oil that “calls” you, emu oil, aloe vera gel, sesame oil .

I buy alot of my oils and supplies from Camden Grey.
http://www.camdengrey.com/

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This Is How Wine, Gluten, And Sugar Can Harm Your Face These foods could be having a seriously negative effect on your complexion.