Calendula Infused Oil
Calendula Infused Oil is a gentle, golden herbal preparation made by slowly steeping dried calendula petals in olive or sweet almond oil. The finished oil can be used as a nourishing base for homemade salves, lotions, massage oils, balms, and soaps. Simple and versatile, it brings the soothing qualities of calendula into many natural skincare creations.
Calendula Healing Salve
Calendula Healing Salve is a simple, soothing herbal balm made with calendula-infused oil and beeswax, with optional lavender essential oil for a gentle floral scent. Its rich, protective texture is ideal for moisturizing dry, rough, or cracked skin and caring for minor everyday skin irritation.
Calendula Bath Soak
Calendula Bath Soak is a gentle, comforting blend of Epsom salt, dried calendula petals, and soothing oats, with optional lavender essential oil for a relaxing floral scent. Added to a warm bath, it creates a calming, skin-softening soak that is especially nice for dry or sensitive skin.
Calendula Melt & Pour Soap
Calendula Melt & Pour Soap is a simple handmade soap featuring calendula-infused oil and dried petals for a beautiful golden botanical look. Optional lavender or chamomile essential oil adds a soft, calming fragrance. These gentle herbal bars are easy to make and lovely for everyday cleansing, gifting, or adding to a natural skincare collection.
Calendula Face Toner
Calendula Face Toner is a simple, refreshing skincare blend made with cooled calendula tea and witch hazel. Light and soothing, it can be misted onto clean skin to help refresh the complexion and provide gentle care for sensitive or easily irritated skin. Store it in the refrigerator and use within a few days.
Calendula Body Butter
Calendula Body Butter is a rich, creamy moisturizer made with shea butter, calendula-infused oil, and coconut oil. Whipped until light and fluffy, it melts into the skin to provide deep hydration and soothing care for dry, rough areas. This nourishing herbal butter is especially lovely for hands, elbows, knees, and heels.
Calendula Lip Balm
Calendula Lip Balm is a simple, nourishing balm made with calendula-infused oil and beeswax. It creates a smooth protective layer that helps soften dry, chapped lips and lock in moisture. Optional honey or a lip-safe essential oil can add a touch of sweetness or fragrance.
Calendula Hair Rinse
Calendula Hair Rinse is a simple herbal treatment made by simmering dried calendula petals in water. After cooling and straining, it is poured over freshly shampooed hair to refresh the scalp and leave hair feeling soft, smooth, and naturally shiny.
Calendula Oatmeal Scrub
Calendula Oatmeal Scrub is a gentle homemade skincare blend made with ground oats, dried calendula petals, honey, and a little water or milk. Mixed into a soft paste, it lightly exfoliates while helping skin feel smooth, refreshed, and comforted. It is especially nice for dry or delicate skin and should be used gently, then rinsed with warm water.
Chamomile Melt & Pour Soap
A gentle, handmade melt-and-pour soap made with chamomile flowers, chamomile essential oil, and optional honey and vitamin E. It creates a creamy, lightly floral bar that helps cleanse, soften, and comfort dry or sensitive-feeling skin while adding a calming touch to your bath routine.
Clove Infused Shampoo
A simple herbal shampoo made by blending a cooled clove infusion with gentle, sulfate-free shampoo. Cloves add a warm, spicy fragrance and may help refresh the scalp while supporting a clean, invigorating hair-care routine. Optional rosemary or cinnamon can be added for extra aroma. Patch-test first, especially on a sensitive scalp, and avoid contact with the eyes.
Clove Melt & Pour Soap
A warm, aromatic melt-and-pour soap made with clove essential oil and a gentle soap base. Optional carrier oil adds moisture, while crushed cloves or oatmeal provide light texture and exfoliation. The finished bars have a cozy, spicy scent that is especially fitting for fall and winter collections. Because clove essential oil is strong, use it sparingly and patch-test before regular use.
Clove Hair Growth Spray
A simple herbal scalp spray made by simmering whole cloves with rosemary and optional cinnamon, then cooling and straining the infusion. It has a warm, spicy aroma and is sprayed onto the scalp as a leave-in treatment to refresh the roots, encourage scalp massage, and support a healthy-looking hair-care routine. Store it in the refrigerator and use within 7–10 days.
Comfrey Infused Oil
A rich herbal oil made by slowly infusing dried comfrey leaves in olive, jojoba, or sunflower oil. Traditionally used for external care, it makes a soothing massage oil and a nourishing base for salves and balms. The finished oil is especially suited for dry skin, tired muscles, and everyday topical comfort.
For external use only. Do not ingest or apply to broken skin, and store in a cool, dark place.
Comfrey Bath Soak
A soothing herbal bath soak made with dried comfrey leaves placed in a muslin or tea bag and steeped in warm bathwater. It creates a comforting full-body soak for tired muscles, everyday aches, and dry-feeling skin. Relax in the bath for about 20 minutes.
For external use only. Do not ingest comfrey or use it on broken skin.
Comfrey Herbal Lotion
A creamy herbal lotion made with comfrey-infused oil, beeswax, vitamin E, and lavender essential oil. It helps moisturize and soften dry skin while adding a gentle, calming floral scent. Apply only to unbroken skin and use externally. Because the recipe contains water and no preservative, keep it refrigerated and make small batches.
Comfrey Foot Repair Cream
A rich, protective foot cream made with comfrey-infused oil, coconut oil, beeswax, and tea tree essential oil. It helps soften rough, dry feet, moisturize cracked heels, and form a nourishing barrier that leaves skin feeling smoother and more comfortable.
For external use only. Apply to clean, unbroken skin and patch-test before regular use.
Comfrey Hair & Scalp Oil
A nourishing pre-shampoo scalp treatment made with comfrey-infused oil, castor oil, and rosemary essential oil. It helps moisturize a dry scalp, soften the hair, and provides a soothing massage treatment before washing. Apply to the scalp, leave on for 20–30 minutes, then shampoo thoroughly.
For external use only. Patch-test first and avoid contact with the eyes.
Comfrey Melt & Pour Healing Soap
A gentle melt-and-pour soap made with comfrey-infused oil, optional finely ground comfrey leaf, lavender essential oil, and vitamin E. It creates a creamy herbal bar that cleanses while helping dry or irritated-feeling skin feel softer and more comfortable.
For external use only. Use on unbroken skin and patch-test before regular use.
Cinnamon Melt & Pour Soap
A warm, aromatic melt-and-pour soap made with a shea butter or clear glycerin base, ground cinnamon, and a small amount of cinnamon leaf essential oil. Optional honey or vanilla adds sweetness, while coffee grounds or rolled oats can provide gentle exfoliating texture.
Cinnamon can irritate sensitive skin, so use the essential oil sparingly and patch-test before regular use.
Ginger Soap Bars
Fragrant & Fresh Ginger Soap Bars are rustic melt-and-pour soaps made with freshly grated ginger and uplifting essential oils. Chia seeds or green tea powder may be added for gentle exfoliation, natural color, and texture.
Lavender Melt & Pour Soap
This Lavender Melt & Pour Soap is a simple, calming handmade soap made with a creamy goat milk or shea butter base, fragrant lavender essential oil, dried lavender buds, and optional vitamin E. The finished bars have a beautiful purple color, a soothing floral scent, and a gentle, skin-nourishing feel—perfect for everyday bathing, relaxation, or homemade gifts.
Lavender Moisturizing Lotion
Lavender Moisturizing Lotion is a rich, soothing homemade moisturizer made with coconut oil or shea butter, almond or jojoba oil, beeswax, lavender essential oil, and optional vitamin E. It melts into dry skin, leaving it soft, nourished, and lightly scented with calming lavender—perfect for hands, elbows, or after-shower care.
Lemon Balm Skin Soothing Oil
Lemon Balm Skin-Soothing Oil is a gentle herbal infusion made by steeping wilted lemon balm leaves in olive or almond oil for two to three weeks. Once strained, the lightly scented oil can be applied to dry or mildly irritated skin for soothing moisture and comfort. Patch-test before use and avoid applying it to broken skin or serious rashes.
Oregano Melt & Pour Soap
Oregano Melt & Pour Soap is a simple herbal soap made with a creamy goat’s milk, shea butter, or glycerin base, dried oregano leaves, and a small amount of oregano essential oil. The finished bars have a fresh, earthy scent and a rustic speckled appearance. Optional olive oil or vitamin E adds extra moisture. Because oregano essential oil is very potent, use it sparingly and patch-test the soap before regular use, especially on sensitive skin.
Plantain Oatmeal Bath Soak
Plantain Oatmeal Bath Soak is a gentle herbal bath blend made with dried plantain leaves, rolled oats, and optional calendula or chamomile. The ingredients are placed in a muslin bag or cheesecloth and steeped under warm bathwater, creating a soft, soothing soak for dry or irritated-feeling skin. It is a calming self-care treatment with a mild herbal aroma. Use caution when getting out, because the oats can make the bathtub slippery.
Turmeric Melt & Pour Soap
A simple homemade soap made with creamy goat-milk soap base, turmeric powder, essential oil, and optional honey. The finished bars have a warm golden color, a gentle herbal scent, and a rich, moisturizing feel.
Calming Valerian Bath Soak
A soothing bath blend made with Epsom salt, dried valerian root, lavender, and chamomile. Add it to warm bath water for a peaceful, relaxing soak that is perfect for an evening self-care routine.
Valerian Relaxation Foot Soak
A soothing foot soak made with Epsom salt, dried valerian root, lavender, and peppermint. Added to warm water, it creates a refreshing herbal soak that is perfect for relaxing tired feet at the end of the day.