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 Had enough of chilly temperatures and icy winds? Whether inside or outside, the dry air this winter is no doubt playing havoc on your skin. With another month to go before it is officially spring, now is the time to get your glow back with these 3 simple steps:
Looking for a healthy dose of Vitamin A this winter? Try this deliciously simple carrot soup recipe, test driven in the The Drift Escentuals kitchen.  carrots contain beta carotene which metabolizes in to Vitamin A As we learnt from last week’s Crazy about Carrot Seed Essential Oil post – you get more beta carotene from carrots that are cooked or pureed vs eaten raw. This tasty recipe requires only a handful of ingredients plus is nice and healthy because it does not require butter or cream to give it depth of flavour. Roasting the vegetables and a healthy dose of herbs will do the job.
 A flowering wild carrot plant, also known as Queen Anne's Lace. It's all about the carrot For many, carrot seed essential oil is most valued because of its anti-aging and revitalising effect on the skin. However, it is also the most misquoted essential oil as many authors use the properties of carrot, carrot oil and carrot seed interchangeably when in fact they are not the same. They are all great for our health and skin wealth, but each should be considered for its own merits and how best to use.
 The helichrysum flower – more commonly known as everlasting or immortelle. Everlasting Essential OilHelichrysum. Everlasting. Immortelle.
Botanically known as helichrsysum italicum, everlasting or immortelle lives up to its common names and has wonderful anti-aging properties when used in skin care.  Crisp morning air, wet windy days – autumn is truly upon us. Now’s the time to add a little TLC to your skincare routine. Top 3 Autumn Skincare Tips
 While pouring honey over your hot crossed buns this Easter, pour over these interesting benefits of honey in skincare. Maybe even pour a little on your face for an amazing skin treat. What makes honey so great?
 Flowering gum tree Tea Tree. Eucalyptus. Lemon Myrtle. Australian essential oils we know well for their strong medicinal properties and fresh, clean smell of the bush.
But have you heard of Nerolina, Rosalina and Lemon Ironbark? These not so well known Australian essential oils have very similar benefits, but as their names suggest, they have a softer, milder fragrance making them ideal for personal use.  Heady. Heavenly. Sweet. Sensual. Intoxicating. Tropical. That’s how I describe the alluring scent of frangipani on a warm summers night.
Because of its simple beauty and refined shape, the frangipani flower also brings up feelings of peace, harmony and perfection. So today I’d like to share some interesting facts and maybe a little fiction about my favourite scent and flower – the frangipani.  rose geranium flower and plant (pelargonium gravolens) "That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” – Romeo & Juliet, William Shakespeare. Rose Geranium Essential Oil |
Nicole Sievert
Facialist and Skincare Creator. Lover of food, fragrance and far away places. Mother of Floyd. Archives
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