Everyday Herbs: Meditations From the Heart, Recipes From the Soil
 
Tired of books with recipes that you won't use?
 
When I went through my first tea making book the ingredients were herbs I had no intentions on buying, It didn't make tea making approachable, and I would only make a handful of recipes!
 
I don't want that to be you! 
 
This book is for beginners who want to make herbs a part of their everyday lives. 
It's a Lifestyle. It's a Vibe. This is your guide to creating your own herbal preparations and recreating my staples, from syrups and oxymels to tincures and teas. Written in a conversational tone, with recipes shared from friends. This earth day lets spread awareness and unity! You are cordially invited, SO, pull up a chair! This is the kind of book you'll want to read while sipping tea.
 
 
Learn how to make herb infused oil, herbal bone broth, extracts, tintures, herbal syrup, salves, teas and more.
 
Recipes Include  Pomegranate Goji Tonic, Hawthorn Fruit Punch, Spiced Rose Sipper, Sunshine Tea,
Sore Throat Honey, Fresh Flower Facial Steam, Face of Grace oil, Heal N Seal oil and more. 
 
 
*PLUS* Special Recipes from Friends!
Self Heal Salve
Jamaican Jerk Sauce
Wild Violet Syrup
Rose Infused Body oil
 
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Recipes From the Earth: For the Face, Body and Hair
 
Have you ever wanted to try making your own 100% natural products for your skin, but you didn't know where to start? This recipe book is intended for the beginner or those who love to experiment with DIY recipes in their free time. Inside you will find over 40 recipes including clay deodorant, lip balm, body butter, leave- in conditioner spray, eczema and psoriasis oil, shampoos, face cream and more. Also check out our "ingredient glossary" where we give you information on all of the ingredients that you will be using!These are my own tried and true favorites, tested on myself and my family, so I am confident that you will love them as much as we do!
 
 
 
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Good Smells: Perfume & Diffuser Blending for Beginners
 
Are you ready to fill your home with good smells? Whether it's sweet, spicy or woodsy, reminiscent of your favorite dessert or that vacation that was unforgetable; let me introduce you to perfume making and diffuser scent blending, the best of both worlds. You'll enjoy the pages of girly, glamorous perfume bottles, lace and velvet. In this perfume book you'll find perfume scents that are both oil and alcohol based, diffuser scents for everyone's preference and easy to reference lists of essential oils by perfume note and scent classifications.
 
 
This book contains everything that you need to get started in one place!
 
How to Build Your Own Recipes
How to Make Perfume with an Oil or Alcohol Base
Easy Reference Guide for Essential Oils by Scent
Recipes for the Diffuser
Perfume Recipes
 
 
Perfume Blends include "Spring Sings", "Feminine Flair", "Feeling Rosy", "Shining Star", "Sweet Heat" and "Man of the House". Diffuser Blends include "Sweet & Spicy", "Fresh Flowers", "Spiced Apple Pie, "Grounded and "Limesicle".
 
 
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The Holistic Herbal Helper: Journal of Materia Medica
 
During my search to find a holistic herb journal, I found that there simply wasn't one on the market. This is the ONLY herb journal you will EVER need, seriously. 
 
This journal comes with a whopping 75 herb dedication pages, each filled with beautiful, high quality photographs and/or illustrations. There are 231 pages in total, and as a bonus you can reprint the Herb Profile pages to include even more herbs. Each herb page has the Latin name handy for your reference. Don't worry, there is a spot to add your own drawing or photograph! We've focused on close up shots of leaves, root, seeds and flowers. The illustrations highlight the unique patterns and form of your favorite plants. Each herb profile has 2 pages with lots of useful information to fill out: Name, Latin Name and Family, Common Names, Parts used, Preparation Method, Herbal Energetics, Plant Identification , Organ Affinity, Best herbs to pair with and Folk History. In addition to this we've also included two sections for you to document how you would describe the look, taste, smell or etc. There is a lot of lines to document your research and there's a bonus space to add a recipe, list or additional notes if needed. This is your herbalist's, favorite herbalist's journal, you need this!