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Distilled water,Coconut Oil, Palm Oil, Castor Oil,sodium hydroxide,,Wheat Germ oil,Avocado Oil,Jojoba Oil, Coco Butter,Shea Butter, Grape seed Oil -
While we don’t need to tell you a suggested use for soap, we do want to let you know that all of our soap is hand crafted using wholesome, nourishing ingredients. We take care to do this so you’ll not only feel good about using them, you will also feel the goodness on your skin! -
What the World needs now is Love-and Anti-“V” Tea. In light of the dreaded CV, we crafted a blend of superior herbs that are brought together to promote Healing in its purest form. We send it out unto the People of this Planet- our Brothers and Sisters, with sincere blessings of peace, wellness and Love. Aho. -
Don’t let all that lemony lusciousness lull you into thinking that this tea blend is just for the taste buds. It does taste amazing but it is chockfull of anti-everything that may getcha to feeling blah and blue, during the winter months. 1oz. -
Centaurea cyanus, commonly known as cornflower or bachelor's button, is an annual flowering plant in the family Asteraceae, native to Europe. For a cornflower blossom tea, 1-2 teaspoons of cornflower petals and flowers are added to 1 cup boiling water. -
Cedar smudge sticks hand gathered and wrapped. 12 inch smudges. To use, light one end of the herb stick and blow it out to produce fragrant smoke. Waft the smoke throughout the space you want to cleanse - or over yourself to cleanse negativity and other unwanted energies. Never leave unattended and do not lie on anything that can catch fire. -
Sweetgrass Braids. small braids (approx 12 inches) long braids (between 18 and 24 inches) To use, light one end of the herb stick and blow it out to produce fragrant smoke. Waft the smoke throughout the space you want to cleanse - or over yourself to cleanse negativity and other unwanted energies. Never leave unattended and do not lie on anything that can catch fire. -
Mugwort hand harvested and wrapped. To use, light one end of the herb stick and blow it out to produce fragrant smoke. Waft the smoke throughout the space you want to cleanse - or over yourself to cleanse negativity and other unwanted energies. Never leave unattended and do not lie on anything that can catch fire. -
Our Hemp Magik soap is made with hemp oil as well as Olive, Coconut and Palm Oils. We use organic and sustainably sourced ingredients. It has Kaolin clay and is scented with Lime, Patchouli and Juniper Essential Oils. -
Our Garden Magik soap is made with hemp, coconut, palm, avocado, olive and grape seed oils. It is infused with comfrey leaf and has Kaolin clay. Scented with Lavender, Palmarosa, Vetiver and Cedarwood Essential Oils. We use organic and sustainably sourced ingredients. -
All of our soaps are handmade with organic and sustainable oils, herbs and essential oils. -
Charcoal Magik is a wonderful blend of herbs and activated charcoal. This combination of the herbs, essential oils, activated charcoal and the base oils make this a very cleansing soap that doesn't dry your skin. Many people refer to this as a mechanics or gardeners soap because it can cut through the grit and grim. -
This Dragons Blood soap has a wonderfully magical mix of herbs and essential oils as well as naturally shed snake skin. Many soaps have silk proteins added to give that wonderful slick smooth feel. This soap incorporated naturally shed snake skin to give that same feel. -
Goldenrod (Solidago spp.) There is a very strong tradition, coming from various parts of the world, for the use of goldenrod to support the kidneys and bladder and it has significant antimicrobial activity to help the entire digestive system as well. The second major theme for the medicinal use of Goldenrod is in regards to its toning, antimicrobial, antiinflammatory, and diuretic effects upon the urinary system. It’s antimicrobial effects help by supporting the urinary system through difficulties such as urinary tract infections and nephritis. It also helps support the upper respiratory system, and sinusitis especially during allergy season as a result of its true anti-histamine action. Lastly, Solidago species have been listed in both ethnobotanical literature as well as traditional herbal literature as a supportive diaphoretics that can be used during a cold or influenza even for children with fever and flu (Smith, 1933; Turner et al., 1980). Lastly, there is much research mentioning its usefulness in infantile colic and flatulence, as well as sickness of the stomach, stomach cramps, and vomiting in children and adults alike (Felter & Lloyd, 1898; Ellingwood, 1919). It is a very old traditional to use Goldenrod for support of the gastrointestinal system.
