Natural Fragrance Oil? . . . Really?
Posted onNatural Fragrance oils, made in a laboratory by isolating single aromatic components from the complex scent of an essential oil, lack the aromatherapeutic effect of true essential oils.
Read PostNatural Fragrance oils, made in a laboratory by isolating single aromatic components from the complex scent of an essential oil, lack the aromatherapeutic effect of true essential oils.
Read PostI respect the research done over the years concerning skin pH, but I disagree with the way in which the research is being commercially corrupted. Natural soap has received unfair condemnation.
Read PostBath teas or bathing herbs have been used in baths for thousands of years to relieve aches and pains, fight colds, boost circulation, or energize or relax your mind and body.
Read PostAlthough, it seems like every day we hear about some new age-defying plant, tamanu oil is not a passing fad for the communities who have been using it for medicinal purposes for centuries.
Read PostIn handmade soap the natural colors and the scents from pure natural essential oils will change or fade over time. Let’s learn why.
Read PostLately, I have been looking back to the beginning of Chagrin Valley Soap. The business had one employee (me) and was located under the deck of my home overlooking the Chagrin River.
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