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Lilith's Apothecary Herbal Body Care
http://lilithsapothecary.wordpress.com
A blog dedicated to exploring the many facets of natural health care, in & out, including information about ingredients, recipes, herbal medicine, and products from Lilith's Apothecary (www.lilithsapothecary.etsy.com)
- Added on: Nov 5th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Sarah Powell
- Listed in: Natural Health Soap Making
- Tags: Natural products organic skin body care
Recent Posts
Herbal Remedies Tip #6 – Herbal Mouthwash for Healthy Gums
I’m kind of on a roll here with natural mouth care, so why stop now? Personally, I prefer not to use alcohol-based mouth washes that permeate the market and either make my own, or use ‘more natural’ mouthwashes such as those made by...
Winter Spirit…The Gift Guide
"Grasshopper" by Grazim The autumn already seems to be ebbing away, though there are still a few wee tomatoes on my urban-dwelling vines. Still, many of autumn’s bright and colored leaves have fallen. Though I don’t usually crea...
Herbal Remedies Tip#7 – Turmeric for Inflammation
Turmeric Turmeric is the Indian spice that gives curry its distinctive yellow color, but this commonly used spice contains potent therapeutic activity. Indeed, it is a key ingredient in Kicharee, a therapeutic food from Ayurvedic medicine made up of ...
Herbal Remedies Tip #5 – Herbal Tooth whitener
As a follow up to my recent Herbal Remedies Tip #4 – Tooth Powder for Natural Mouth Care, in which I gave you a basic recipe for making your own herbal tooth & gum powder, I am writing this brief post to give you a few tips on natural tooth...
Herbal Remedies Tip #4 – Tooth Powder for natural mouth care
There are plenty of natural or slighly-more-natural-than-Crest toothpastes on the market, but many of them still contain ingredients such as chemical foaming agents like sodium laurel sulfate (SLS). While most of us can (and do) withstand constant co...
Ingredients 101: Chemicals are bad, aren’t they?
Lotions require preservatives Yes, parabens have been shown to cause some dermatological reactions, including allergic ones, but they might not be quite as bad as we all seem to think. That said, they are on the ‘Ingredients to Avoid’ l...
