INGREDIENT SPOTLIGHT
Seaweed
Seaweed forests support fish, invertebrates, and marine mammals, providing food and shelter. Seaweed also absorbs CO2, reducing acidity in the ocean.
Called the oldest plant on Earth, Seaweed is actually a type of complex algae not a plant, as it doesn’t have roots, stems or leaves.
Seaweed is full of minerals and vitamins including A, B, C and E. Hydrating and soothing, it improves the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, redness, and sun spots caused by exposure to sun, wind and water.
My garden blog
Want more green in your life? Hang with me- I'm an enabler ;)
Posts on herbs - seaweed - recipes - natural skincare ingredients
Help. I think I'm plastic.
When the news of the day has you questioning your worth. Is skincare important or am I part of the marketing machine that exists only to make women feel insecure so they'll keep buying stuff they don't really need? Does that mean I'm superficial? Plastic?
Back to the garden
It's 92º today. Too hot to be in the garden. But I'm here anyway, scrubbing the birdbaths. The birds will be happy for some fresh, clean water.
Plant party- You're invited!
It's Friday the 13th and we're a week out from Solstice. A good time to put on green-colored glasses and talk about getting plant-y!
Cupuaçu curious?
If you love African Shea and Indian Mango butters but want their skin benefits with alot less carbon miles, Cupuaçu is for you. Native to the Amazon, Cupuaçu butter benefits dry or damaged skin by improving elasticity and supporting skin's natural moisture barrier.