Herbal nourishment

for skin and soul

My story

Whats calling me? I ask this question of myself every day. My life’s learnings, study, practices and rituals have a common thread. This thread is woven through all my offerings. My calling is to help myself and others feel beautiful, cultivating an inner and outer vibrancy.

Heres a few of my treasures, for the full range please visit my shop…

Nourish, face oil infusion for Mature / Dry skin

Lovingly tended herbs grown organically are harvested at the hight of potency, naturally air dried and blended with the highest quality organic cold pressed oil, left to infuse for two calendar moons before being hand pressed and further blended with other plant based oils and a gentle blend of essential oils specific to skin type. Formulated for skin & soul.

For use on face, body, hands, hair & beard.

This one oil can be used as a cleanser, moisturiser & treatment for your skin type.

50ml or 100ml

Awaken, brightening facial exfoliant

To me this is a plant based miracle for the skin. It is a dedication to yourself, both a sensuous ritual, and a renewing skin treatment. Dedicate the extra time to yourself, if only for a moment or two. Go slow, enjoy.

Awaken gently buffs away dead skin cells, eases congestion, brightens the complexion, alleviates pigmentation, and prepares the skin openly to receive the benefits of your final layers of skin care.

Pure vitamin C works here to truly brighten, Marshmallow root to soothe & plump, and a medley of mineral rich clays to draw out impurities, smooth and soften.

25g

Hydrosol Garden Dew, face and spirit mist for Mature / Combination skin

This pure hydrosol is distilled by me in a copper alembic still using organically grown Roses, and Rose Geranium. Hydrosols are a delicious hydrating elixir offering your skin its very gentle herbal medicine along with the benefits of pure distilled water.

*Please note that it is normal to find a small about of essential oil or tiny particles of plant matter. It is unfiltered to retain all the goodness.

Journal

Sri Ravidas temple inspired Masala Chai tea

A deep bow and thank you to all those generous souls out there that have given their time and love to the cyclone relief. A little altar and prayers of gratitude. A bowl of Masala Chai tea spices inspired by the beautiful people at the Sri Ravidas temple opening up their kitchen and hearts to feed many hundreds if not thousands of flood cyclone affected people over these last weeks. I was served Masala Chai at the temple and I swear it lifted my spirits and physical energy so so high. Something deeply magic going on…

Broad bean fritters with mint and coriander

Broad beans are such a beautiful vegetable to grow. Planted in winter, they grow lovely and tall (I stake mine), and have pretty black and white butterfly wing looking flowers that the bees adore. The pods seem to appear almost what feels like overnight in late Spring. The pods grow fat and juicy and the inside of the pod is like a sleeping bag for fairies all velvety and soft. I harvest mine early so the pods stay sweet and can be enjoyed by all.