Frugally Sustainable
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I know that Pinterest is flooded with tutorials for homemade crayons. But I thought to myself…what’s one more!?! Today we finally re-purposed the old broken crayons and put them to good use. And here’s how we did it… Step 1: Peel the paper off of your broken crayons. Step 2: Break the crayons into small …
Just as with facial cleansers, a good foundation for healthy skin is the use of astringents and toners. Their objective is to penetrate and remove all traces of dirt and oil. Likewise, they contract and tighten the pores, and make the skin on our face feel exceptionally clean. An astringent is basically something that constricts …
To live a creative life, we must lose our fear of being wrong. -Joseph Chilton Pearce We are all born to be creative. Imaginative. Resourceful, artistic, innovative. We come hardwired with innate desires and unique aspirations buried deep within us. As children we believe these ideas can and will be expressed in our lives. We’re …
You all know that I love handmade soap. The moisturizing lather. The clean skin and hair. The ability to control the ingredients. But most of all, I love that by making it myself I remain connected to all of the amazing women before me who learned the necessary homemaking tasks of cooking from scratch, gardening, mending, preserving, …
Turmeric is one of the world’s most powerful natural healers. Its’ active ingredient curcumin, has been known for centuries to have extremely potent medicinal properties — and is documented as being effective in treating a variety of conditions. Most notably, Turmeric is used for immune system support and in the treatment of inflammatory disorders (i.e. arthritis)…but …
“Stop at the crossroads and look around. Ask for the old, godly way, and walk in it. Travel its path, and you will find rest for your souls.” ~ The Biblical Prophet Jeremiah Generation Z, Generation AO (aka…”Always On”), or Net Generation. These are terms that define the current generation. They’re always “on.” They …
