The number one thing that soothes my skin is the Magic Baby Balm. I know deeply that there is nothing even remotely toxic or bad for me in it. In this world of constant exposure to chemicals and plastics, I am so grateful to rest well knowing that what's on my hands, face and body, is truly restorative for my body - and has been grown in ways that are truly regenerative for the people and planet in the supply chain behind it.
We’re all feeling the pinch when it comes to grocery shopping lately, and with the cost of household cleaning products particularly on the rise, it seems now is the perfect time to explore alternative solutions when it comes to looking after our homes.
One bottle of Dr. Bronner’s Pure-Castile Magic Soap can help your household budget go further because it is concentrated and can clean your body, hands, face, dishes, and many household surfaces. Actual savings depend on how you use it, but following the recommended amounts can help you avoid using more soap than a job requires—and may reduce the number of separate cleaning products on your shopping list.
Lavender has a long reputation as a relaxing plant. You’ll find it in soaps, lotions, hand sanitizers, bath products, and countless nighttime routines. But the better question is not just “does lavender help you relax?” It is: what kind of lavender use has evidence behind it, and what should you realistically expect from a lavender-scented product? Here’s what you need to know...