I am super obsessed with Fruit and Veg Food lovers market. I probably fall out there every two weeks, get a
Seattle Coffee Company Grande Soy Latte/ Cappuccino (They look out
for us lack toast and tolerant basic bit*hes) and do a walk through.
That's how I found that they stock Sumac and always contemplating
getting Jelly belly jelly beans(Ice cream flavour). But in general
everyone knows the drill: Buy the weekly deal (Winter it's a deal
with butternut squash, onions and potatoes and summer the tomato,
cucumbers and lettuce) Buy some delicious fresh baked good, buy
spinach you'll never eat and go to the till. That's where this
discovery was made, at the till.
Damn I love this stuff. The last 3
years are the time of the beauty oil. Many people get weird because
they think of cooking oil like sunflower. How can your hair and skin
improve by using something you fry food in? Others thing of sebum,
the stuff that makes for dirty hair and oily face. Not the same.
You can buy a few loose essential oils
and blend them but it is so costly. But why tho'? Helen Hoelson did that for you already. This it one of the products I was
stocked about picking up at the till. Here is my take on using
Hoelson Sisters Oils 7 ways:
Hair mask/ Oil
With the new bottle design that
dispenses drops, just use 5-10 drops and apply to hair ends.
Especially with dry Gauteng winters it makes my hair more manageable.
When I use it as a mask I massage about a quarter of a bottle into my
roots and comb it through with a wide tooth comb. Because it is a
natural product there are no chemicals that can cause damage. So you
can leave it in for 30 minutes or over night.
Enriching any cream.
Instead of buying a winter specific
cream I drop a few drops of oil in my face or body cream.
Hand and cuticle treatment.
I filled a roller ball with some oil to
keep close to easely apply some oil to my hands and nails. I haven't
had hangnails in a while.
Assist in smoother aplication of
foundation
Here is the video of Wayne Goss.
It also moisturises and so plumps up skin.
Makeup remover
Rub about 10 drops on your face and
maybe a bit more on your eyes. I wipe everything off with a tissue, I
guess the right way is with cotton pads but meh.
Eyelash conditioner.
I cleaned an old mascara tube and
filled it with oil. I apply to my lashes and brows at night.
Make a scub
For the face I add a bit of oil to some
Bi-carb and for hands and feet I mix it with sugar or salt.
*Bonus tip: Use it for shaving. For the
last year I've been using oil to shave and am yet to get a cut.
I am still to try the lemon/ peppermint
and cinnamon/ tea tree ones but so far I finished two of the
original Lavender Rosemary. Here is their Facebook page.
(They even had a stall a Cosme Tokyo 2016. BOOM. That makes me
proud.) Here and Here are more of this company's awesome story.
Have you seen these awesome oil mixes?
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