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Showing posts with label Organic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Organic. Show all posts

Monday, October 17, 2011

Organic acne Facial wash

1.)Clear Skin Herb Blend 50g
Contains a blend of: Lavandula angustifolia (Lavender flowers), Matricaria recutita (Chamomile), Hibiscus sabderiffa (Hibiscus flowers), Equiseturn aruense (Horsetail), Yucca schidigera (Yucca Root), and Salix spp. (Willow Bark).
2.)Skin Care Complex 125ml A blend of Organic Aloe Vera Gel, Vegetable Glycerin, Witch Hazel & Rosemary and Green Tea Extract, Soy Protein, Kelp Powder, Sorbitol (a sugar like material derived from Mountain berry ash), Vitamin A and C. Co Q10 natural enzyme (Derived from yeast), and Distilled Water.
                          3.)Xanthan Gum 30g SP-XGM30 $5.00 this is a thickener used in organic creams.
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Clear Skin 5ml EOB-CR5 $8.68
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                         All of these ingredients above can be bought on http://cranberrylane.com


Clear Skin Herbal Cleanser (oily to normal & acne skin types)
Instructions: makes 125ml/8fl.oz.
1 Tbsp Clear Skin Herb blend
125ml (1/2 cup) Distilled or filtered water
5 ml (1 tsp)
Skin Care Complex
1/2 tsp
Xanthan gum
15 drops
Clear Skin Essential oil blend
1) Infuse Herb blend in boiled water. Allow to steep for 15 minutes, strain and keep liquid, allow to cool .
2) Blend liquid and remaining ingredients together using a hand blender or whip until smooth.
3) Pour into a clean container.
Shake before use. Store in a cool dark location, refrigerate for up to 6 months. Unrefrigerated shelf life approx 2 months.

 Here is a good Organic facial cleanser for acne, some cleansers either dry you out or leave your face oily, making your own cleanser you can add as much moisturizers as you need or as much drying agents as you need to suffice your skin needs.

Health and beauty tips using tea

 Tea has many uses around the house, in this blog we will give you some tips on using it for health and beauty, such as a skin soother.

1.) The mayo clinic says using camomile and colendula can sooth dermatitus when applied to skin.

2.) Washing your face with green tea can sooth acne because it is a mild aniseptic. and using colendula flower tea is a alternative to benzole peroxide.

3.) Using a wet cool tea bag over your eyes can reduce swelling and sooth tired eyes.

4.) Applying a cool wet tea bag over a lost tooth area on your child having them bite down can reduce pain and help the spot clot from the tannic acid in tea.

5.) Brewed tea rinse for your hair is a wonderful conditioner, soak your hair let it sit for a bit letting it dry a little then rinse and your hair is healthy and shiny. do not blow dry let it dry natural for best results

Sunday, October 16, 2011

Organic Baby food made at home, Much cheaper, and a lot healthier and much more fun

Have you ever read the ingredients on those little baby food jars, wow, so many preserves in them the food must be mummified right? and the price jee wiz, well mothers didn't use to go to the store to buy premade food in a jar they actually made their own for their infants,
what you need is:
1.) Blender that can puree
2.) water
3.) fresh veggies and fruits of yours or your babies choice.
4.) and a little lemon juice.
 5.) and some small jars with good lids
6.) and some assorted meats of your choice if you choose
first you will need to wash your veggies and fruits of your choice, then boil or steam them to the tenderness your baby can eat.
second, cut them up and put them in your blender with a couple table spoons of water and a little lemon juice as a preservative and natural flavor.
third puree the veggies or fruits. and keep adding water until they are as thin as your baby needs.
any left overs simply spoon into small containers and put in freezer you can take them out and warm them up to unthaw them always remember to check the temp so you don't burn your babies mouth.

composting for the spring


 what is Compost?
well here is the answer...A mixture of decaying organic matter, as from leaves and manure, used to improve soil structure and provide nutrients.
 Why can compost help the quality of your garden?
Gardeners believe that compost helps improve the quality of soil dranage and the ability for the soil to hold water, as well as putting nutrients back into the soil. Composting in sand or clay inviroments helps improve your soils texture as well as helping it not compact as bad.
When should you compost?
 You Should add  compost to your garden before you plant, Since flower and vegetable gardens need rich soil and vitamins for growth. Then add it at the beginning of every season