Experiments in the workshop: Emulsified sugar scrub with tucuma butter & babassu oil 

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I love emulsified scrubs so much! They’re relatively easy to make – melt, freeze, mix, package, use – and you can make so many changes to alter the skin feel and everything else! You’ll notice this formula is quite similar to the emulsified scrub bar I made back in July, and that’s because I wanted a...

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Membership FAQ update: You receive the e-zine for the month for which you subscribed, not all the e-zines I’ve written

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Thank you so much for subscribing to the blog! I have to clarify a few things about being a $10 member as people aren’t noticing where we’re shared it in three different places. Being a $10 subscriber won’t get you access to every e-zine I’ve ever produced. If you think about it for a moment, it … Read more

Q&A: What can I do with sea kelp bioferment? Can I put it in a shampoo bar?

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In the September Q&A, Andrea asked: I bought sea kelp bioferment…now what do i do with it? I mixed a bit into the Tracie Martyn dupe and it felt nice on my skin. Could it replace some of the water in that concoction? Could we add sea kelp to a shampoo bar? How would that work,...

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Updates for September 2nd

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I’m sorry if I worried you by not posting for a few days. There are a few things going on, all of them good, I swear!  I’ve been doing a lot of intense research and writing over the last few weeks as there are a few series I want to share with you, but there’s...

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Welcome to September

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September has always felt more like the new year than January ever has. I’d make all these resolutions about the coming school year, mostly about being tidier and more organized. I’d my locker free from old lunches or smelly gym clothes. I’d write more slowly so I could read my own handwriting. I’d keep my...

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