The Organic Beautician

I know I say this a lot, but who thinks of these days?
What i'd like is one that looks more old hippie/greenwitch and less fake chemist, but there we are.

For "greenwitchery" follow the link in bio to my Patreon page and learn how to make your own skincare lotions and potions!

Feeling stressed? Lavender will sort that out.
One sniff and you start to relax, but too many and it's so soporific, you'll start snoozing.

Which is why it's used in the compressing water at the start of many of my treatments, to relax and calm you.
Feel the everyday pressures slip away as you drift off into peace and tranquility...

She's not wrong. But we rarely see it, because we're too busy looking for the flaws and faults, like lines, wrinkles and spots.

But feeling beautiful is important if you want to look beautiful, and the best way to do that is to look after your face.

After all, it's the only one you'll get. They haven't yet perfected face transplants, and, really, would you really want to go through all that: pain, aggro and operations?

Cherish the one you've got is my (free) advice. If you need a little more help, you can book a Skin review and prescription. you can do that on Zoom, from the comfort of your own home, or in person, if you're local to the .
Message me to arrange a time.

Mojito day, but why not try mint tea instead?

It's far better for your liver.

Now, you can buy tea bags, but why would you? Pick a sprig of mint from the garden, pour over boiling water, and enjoy the aromatic scent and the light delicate flavour.

There's really nothing like a cup of fresh mint tea - so much more re*fresh*ing than a tea bag of musty dry herbs.
While that's handy in the winter, as it's still growing like mad in the garden, why not enjoy it fresh?

How kind, thank you Jane B!
It's always lovely to meet a fellow Jane!

Chocolate is actually quite beneficial for your skin, being rich in antioxidants, particularly flavonoids, which can help protect the skin from environmental stress.
We're also going to add honey which is calming. antibacterial and soothing for most skin types.

Mix
🍫50% organic cacao powder
🍫30% finely milled colloidal oats
🍫20% coconut milk powder

This is your dry mix and you can customise it by adding some honey, yogurt, and/or jojoba oil.

Do you enjoy making your own cosmetics?
⭐ See more info on my Patreon page.
⭐ Link in bio, or look for The Still Room

Are you drinking enough?

Water, that is?

Your skin needs internal hydration, as well as lovely products on it.

Go and have a glass now - your skin will thank you.

It would also thank you if you booked it a facial Treatment, of course, but that might be tricky, as spaces have filled ridiculously fast.
Message me for availability in September, or to join the waiting list

My latest publication is here!
Seven Helpful Herbs is a quick and easy intro to simple ways of using the herbs which are probaly already growing in your back garden.

One client said: "I'll never buy herb tea again!"

This is free as part of your subscription to The Still Room, or for sale if you're just wanting to dip your toe into the hebal waters.
See Linkin bio for my Patreon group

Hello July!
The garden is bursting with yummy things, and so are the woods and meadows. Where to start?
It's warmer than it was, so why not use the sun to make a cold infusion?
The sun will extract the goodness gently from some herbs and plants, creating a delicate infusion that's refereshing and deliciously hydrating.

There more info on my Patreon site, click the link in bio

What is life without a little risk?
Though some things are best glossed over.
(And I don't mean lip gloss...)
But seriously: if you want lovely skin, you must drink enough water.

And, of course, a regular facial is a must-have, if you want to age slowly...
It's your skin, of course, but I assume you want it to look lovely?
If you need help with that, message me for a cancellation in August