Healthy Hair Tea

Great tea rinse for your hair. Stimulates scalp and removes shampoo residue from your hair!!

Simplybreathless.etsy.com

I got a wonderful tea for babies n children or even adults when sick with the cold! Its called Baby Heal and it is from vitalmoon on etsy.com. Check it out Vital Mother Moon is a great Certified Herbalist. She will have bulk herbs for sale soon so check it out.
We also purchase and support organic farming as a percentage of our herbs are purchased from Healcrest Urban Farm In Pittsburgh PA

Holidays approaching get your gifts early. Check out erstwhile for our specials.

Soap is back ohhh yea

Just in time for the great and wonderful things the cold and dry air do to your skin!!!
Breathless Beauty soaps are curing!
Famous exfoliating cloveberry
White Chocolate n Walnuts
Uprising
Marley
Ohhh soft skin please Olive Oil Baby soap.

They will be ready in 1 week!!!!

Tincture of Yarrow

Relieves minor pains
Prevents infection
Stops bleeding of skin wounds
Promotes healing of skin wounds

Yarrow is an antiseptic, astringent, blood purifier, diaphoretic, diuretic, and stimulant. YARROW (Achillea millefolium) Yarrow is well-known for its use as a remedy for cold/flu/fever. It is best to use Yarrow as a hot tea during the first stages of sickness, especially in combination with Elder, Catnip and Mint. It is tonifying and anti-inflammatory to the skin and mucus membranes of the stomach and bowels; thus, helpful for varicose veins, gastroenteritis, dysentery, and diarrhea. As a hemostatic, Yarrow helps to stop bleeding of stomach ulcers, hemorrhoids, and for nosebleeds (especially those due to allergies). Yarrow is an ally for women as it helps to tone the uterus and promote balance in their menstrual flow. Due to its anti-inflammatory properties, it helps to relieve the dull, achy menstrual pains; it also helps with postpartum bleeding and abnormal flows by acting as a hemostatic.

Like all diaphoretics, Yarrow increases blood flow to the skin and lowers blood pressure in the process. Other internal uses may include: to help clear blood clots; rheumatism; lung congestion; chronic cystitis and urethritis; mucus discharge of the bladder; nephritis (Bright's disease); smallpox; chicken pox; glandular imbalances; and diabetes. Due to its high level of tannins, Yarrow is also an excellent wound healer. External uses include: Athlete's Foot; wounds; muscle and joint pain and inflammation; bleeding; toothaches and gum infections (chewing the root).

Suggested Dosage or Use: Use 6-12 drops in juice, water, under the tongue or as desired. May be taken 3 times daily. Shake well. Store in cool dark place. Keep out of reach of children.

WARNING: Do not use while pregnant.

CAUTION: Possible side effects include allergic skin rash or inflammation, bleeding, increased light sensitivity. Moore suggests that this herb is not appropriate for long term use during pregnancy.

Traditional Historical Uses: Well-known for its use as a remedy for cold/flu/fever, best taken during the first stages of sickness. Tonic and anti-inflammatory for the skin and mucus membranes of the stomach and bowels, thus helpful for gastroenteritis, dysentery, and diarrhea. Helps to stop bleeding of stomach ulcers, hemorrhoids, and nosebleeds. Helps to tone the uterus and promote balance in the menstrual flow, helps to relieve menstrual pains. Also helps with postpartum bleeding and abnormal flows by acting as a hemostatic. Lowers blood pressure, helps clear blood clots. Helpful for rheumatism, congestion, chronic cystitis, mucus discharge of the bladder, nephritis (Bright's disease), smallpox, chicken pox, glandular imbalances, and diabetes. External uses include Athlete's Foot, wounds, muscle and joint pain, inflammation, bleeding, toothaches, and gum infections.

Beautiful Fall Bouquet

Fall Bouquet



Kids will enjoy taking a nature walk to collect materials for this attractive Fall Bouquet craft.

Make sure to visit all our fall crafts as well as our Thanksgiving index for even more fun including Thanksgiving crafts, holiday printables, recipes and more.
What you'll need:

* Fall leaves, pinecones, etc.
* Popsicle sticks
* Hot glue gun or craft glue
* Styrofoam ball or clay
* Flower pot
* Fall colored ribbon (optional)

How to make it:

1. Bake it all for 45 minutes at 200 degrees to kill any insects and eggs.
2. Use the hot glue gun or craft glue to attach the leaves, seeds, pinecones, etc., to the ends of Popsicle sticks. If you use craft glue, let them dry.
3. Put the styrofoam ball or large lump of clay in the bottom of the flower pot.
4. Stick the ends of the Popsicle sticks into the styrofoam or clay to make your autumn leaves bouquet.
5. Tie the ribbon around the pot with a big bow, optional.

e serious times !

Once in a while a little peace and quiet is nice! 2 children and a husband well it still can be peaceful!! Life is more precious than gold. These are som