Natural Living Talk

During one of my recent soapmaking workshops, a lovely participant shared that her plumber advised never  to let fat go down the sink because it’s on a septic tank. A fair concern — and one I hear often. But here’s the good news: Tallow soap is completely safe for septic systems. Let’s walk through this in a simple, homestead-friendly way. To boost the post’s SEO, include a keyword in the title. 🌿 Soapmaking 101: What Actually Happens to the Oils? When we make soap, the oils

Top benefits of attending a soapmaking workshop: n many workshops, participants craft beautiful soaps rich in texture, color, and natural toppings like botanicals, clays, or herbs. The structured setting allows you to ask questions and receive hands-on guidance, helping you understand each step with confidence. You’ll leave the class not only with your own handmade creations but also with a sense of pride and a new hobby to enjoy and grow.

Kiwifruit for a Facial!

I don't think we really understood the importance of individual stores making their own products, being able to go to your local town or nearby town and wander into each store, having a chat to the owner, sampling their wares, knowing that majority of the ingredients would have been sourced locally and having your goods wrapped in paper and string. Well the Soap maker is back! Why do I love making soap for myself, my family, friends, and, of course, those who choose to buy

Today I thought I would share with you all another benefit of Activated Charcoal Powder . By using two great natural ingredients of Activated Charcoal and Bentonite Clay they are not only great for getting your teeth looking fab by absorbing toxins, removing tannins and stains and detoxifying your mouth……. they are also fantastic as a face mask! That’s right…… create a mixture of activated charcoal and bentonite clay (optional), then just splash some warm water on your