I want to clarify a few misconceptions about clay for skin and health care: Clay is not dirt. It is a form of soil residue left over from when the earth was first formed. Clay is alive. And it is the oldest healing material on earth.
Emily Kanter is the second generation co-owner and CEO of Cambridge Naturals, a 46-year-old natural wellness retailer with two locations in Cambridge and Brighton, Massachusetts....
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What is a Hydrosol Hydrosols are gentle remedies that offer an immense array of benefits to all skin. These simple, gentle yet powerful plant...
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Lavender opens to the door to the world of cool, tranquil peace for your skin. Cooling, calming, synergizing and protecting, Lavender is a remarkable ally...
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The area of the neck and décolleté are often overlooked in facial care treatments. This protocol provides a deeply nourishing, restorative and hydrating treatment using...
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Exploring the versatility of shea through a deep hydration cleanse We source our certified organic Shea Butter from Kperisi Village women’s cooperative located in the...
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When you scoop up a finger full of your favorite evanhealy Shea Butter product, can you feel the vein that supplies life to the shea...
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Anthony Qaiyum is the President of Merz Apothecary in Chicago, Illinois and Smallflower.com. After graduating from Williams College with a degree in Religious Studies, he...
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Skin is a dynamic living thing. It’s a dynamic living thing because we are dynamic living things, and there are few parts of the human...
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It was difficult to narrow down my favorite teas to just two out of all the zillions of herbs and combinations of herbs that are...
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What I learned as an esthetician As an esthetician one of the most common skin imbalances I see is dehydration. This sounds like it would...
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Winter is the time of stillness and rest; a deep, peaceful sigh of repose. Our skin never rests, but it does have four rhythmical, seasonal...
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