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Herbs
Conventional | Ayurvedic | Sea Vegetables
From Nature With Love offers a large selection of conventional and Ayurvedic herbs and sea vegetables as well as Herb Samplers that allow you to affordably try and experiment with a selection of our herbs. We sell only the highest quality herbs that are carefully stored. Although many of our herbs are food grade, our herbs are sold and packaged for external use only.
The Herbal Body Book by Stephanie Tourles and The Herbal Home Spa by Greta Breedlove each offer a wonderful foundation for creating hundreds of different herbal recipes. We offer these publications and several other wonderful titles within our online Bookstore.
The uses for herbs in your cosmetic, spa treatment, herbal bodycare, aromatherapy and soap making projects are endless. If you are looking for new ideas or are new to the use of herbs, we invite you to refer to our Recipe Database. The Recipe Database includes over 200 categorized recipes and provides a wealth of inspiration for the external use of herbs in skin care, soap making, toiletry making, spa products and more. You may view each recipe individually or download our recipe book in pdf format.
C/S = Cut and Sifted
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| Ayurvedic Herbs |
Ayurveda originated in India and dates back thousands of years. Ayurveda is a holistic form of medicine that includes guidelines for daily use of natural herbs and regimens to enhance one's health. Although the full study of Ayurveda can become complex, incorporating these carefully chosen Ayurvedic herbs and Ayurvedic principles into your formulations is fairly simple and can provide great benefit.
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The ocean is the richest source of life-sustaining minerals. It is not surprising that sea vegetables are considered to be the most nourishing source of essential vitamins and minerals for our health. Sea Vegetables such as Kelp, Nori, Bladderwrack, Dulse and Irish Moss contain significant amounts of vitamin A, B, E, D, K, and C, carotenes and iodine. They contain minerals such as calcium, magnesium, potassium, phosphorus, silica, iron and zinc. There are tremendous benefits of using these vegetables in the bath. Sea plants are said to help increase blood circulation to the skin, promote lymphatic draining, re-mineralize the skin, restore elasticity to the skin, and leave the skin feeling smoother and more supple. Powdered sea vegetables can be used in facial packs, hair wraps, soaps and salt scrubs. Combine sea vegetables with other herbs, essential oils, Dead Sea or Moor mud and sea salts for a detoxifying body wrap. The practice of using mineral-rich sea vegetables to detoxify the body is called "Thalassotherapy." "Thalasso" comes from the Greek word that means ocean, and the word "therapy" comes from the Greek word "therapeia" for care. Thalassotherapy involves using a therapeutic combination of fresh seawater (or brine), seaweed, marine derivatives, sea muds, and heat to induce an exchange of minerals and toxins between our body and the water. The bath draws out the toxins while the skin absorbs the nutrients, namely sodium, iodine, magnesium, potassium, fluoride, sulfur, carbonates, phosphates, chloride, vitamins, minerals, amino acids and trace elements from the bath. The temperature of the bath should be around 100°F for maximum vasodilatation and exchange of toxins/nutrients. |
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