An expert offers a guide to making bath bombs, spritzes and soaps from common garden plants. Want to create your own bath fizzers, soaps and other skincare favourites with botanicals from your own garden? If you grow roses, chamomile, lavender and other common plants, you can use them in your regular skincare routines, says organic gardener Tanya Anderson, founder of Lovely Greens (lovelygreens.com) and author of A Woman s Garden: Grow Beautiful Plants And Make Useful Things, a guide to how you can use your garden plants to aid wellbeing. We tend to think of botanicals as plant extracts that come pre-packaged, but the truth is that you can transform chamomile, roses, lavender, and even more exotic plants, into high-end skincare in the average kitchen, she insists.
How to make skincare products out of garden plants
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How to make skincare products out of garden plants
By Hannah Stephenson
Want to create your own bath fizzers, soaps and other skincare favourites with botanicals from your own garden?
If you grow roses, chamomile, lavender and other common plants, you can use them in your regular skincare routines, says organic gardener Tanya Anderson, founder of Lovely Greens and author of A Woman’s Garden: Grow Beautiful Plants And Make Useful Things, a guide to how you can use your garden plants to aid wellbeing.
“We tend to think of botanicals as plant extracts that come pre-packaged, but the truth is that you can transform chamomile, roses, lavender, and even more exotic plants, into high-end skincare in the average kitchen,” she insists.
Delayed retrospective self-isolation changes wasted time and money Local resident says solution could have been simpler
The delayed decision to apply shorter self-isolation periods to those arriving back on the Island last week has wasted time and money .
That s according to a local resident who travelled back to the Island last Tuesday, just a couple of days before quarantine was cut from 14 to seven days, and the price of tests reduced.
After Tynwald supported the retrospective changes, Tanya Anderson had her self-isolation cut to 10 days, and will receive a testing refund.
She believes there was a simpler solution:
How to make skincare products from common garden plants
Tanya Anderson offers a guide to making bath bombs, spritzes and soaps using your garden
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