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Hello, friends! As a herbalist, I believe our bodies are magnificent temples, beautifully and wonderfully made (Psalm 139:14), and it is a true joy to use the generous gifts God has placed in nature to nurture them. Today, let's explore a very special blend—Glow Beauty Herbal Tea. This isn't just about surface beauty; it's about combining potent botanicals to help bring forth vibrant skin and promote strong, healthy hair from the inside out. We see God's careful provision in these plants, …

Meet Tress Hair Tincture, our blend of organic herbs made especially for healthier, stronger, more radiant hair, skin, and nails...and as a bonus, Tress Tincture has an affinity for healthier bones!  Tress helps support scalp function and prevents hair breakage. Additionally, Tress cay be used with dandruff, scalp irritation, eczema and acne. Tress Herbal Hair Tincture is suitable for both men and women. Each ingredient has been carefully chosen to make an effective formula that we are …

I love using herbal steams, especially in the winter months.  Steam is warming and moistening and helps alleviate dryness in the body. Adding aromatic plants to hot, steamy water allows the plant's volatile oils to combine with the steam, and then delivered to the skin and/or respiratory system. Facial steams are calming to the senses and are a natural way to promote open airways, clear head colds, and is one of my favorite ways to give skin a rosy, dewy glow. When used as a part …

Thalassotherapy is the therapeutic use of salt water. It really a thing, and I am obsessed with this Himalayan sea salt spray!  It is great for both hair and skin, and I find that it really can replace professional hair sea salt sprays. The Benefits of Sea Salt Spray For Hair: There is nothing like sea salt spray for easy summer hair. It creates natural sexy beach waves, while adding moisture, and providing light hold.  This recipe is alcohol free, so it is just pure moisturizing …

Charcoal has been used medicinally for thousands of years. The ancient Egyptians used it as a poultice to clean wounds. The Hindus used it for water filtration. In the 18th century, pharmacists and chemists discovered the ability of charcoal to provide protection from toxins. Modern medicine uses activated charcoal in water filters and as an antidote for poison.  Activated charcoal is a powerful tool to detoxify, purify, and clean up your skincare routine, especially if you have oily, acne …