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the Living in Herban Paradise blog by Paradise City Herbal

My husband and I grow herbs, veggies, flowers and mushrooms on our .12 acre lot just 2/3 mile from the center of a bustling New England college town known for its vibrant music and arts scene. A student of herbalism, I use the herbs I grow to make bodycare and soaps, as well as for food and medicine.

Here I talk about working to transition the garden into a thriving micro-farm, my passion for organics & natural bodycare, D.I.Y. herbal crafting, and how my personal and professional pursuits have merged.

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Soothing Chamomile Sunshine

Soothing Chamomile Sunshine

dried chamomile

Ah, the bright, sweet-apple scent of chamomile! Takes me right back to the sunny days of Summertime....

I've just finished straining these happy little blossoms from olive oil they've been infusing in, and I can smell chamomile on my hands~ the deeply-golden oil is so aromatic!

Chamomile-infused oil is often found in skin care for dry, sensitive, or inflamed skin, and makes a soothing massage oil for aching muscles.

Tags: chamomile, dry, massage, sensitive
Permalink 01/08/10 06:16:41 pm , by sheri Email , 867 views, Bodycare Ingredients, 1 comment »

1 comment

Comment from: Stevie [Visitor] · http://gardentherapy.ca/
What a great idea. I may just add some of my chamomile to my bath water as well - I bet that would be very calming.
01/28/10 @ 03:09

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