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I grew up with a mom who often snipped off a piece of aloe vera to make a scrape feel better. It’s often used to soothe a sunburn and is super nourishing for the skin, so I thought why not try to make a facial wash with it?

To make it you’ll need:
1/4 cup rose water (mountain rose herbs | amazon)
1 tbs aloe vera gel (mountain rose herbs | amazon)
1 tbs jojoba oil (mountain rose herbs | amazon)
1/2 cup castile soap (mountain rose herbs | amazon)
10 drops lavender essential oil (mountain rose herbs | starwest botanicals | amazon)
5 drops frankincense essential oil (mountain rose herbs | far and wild amazon)
3 drops tea tree essential oil (mountain rose herbs | far and wild | amazon)

For extra savings, use code ELISA20 from far and wild to save 20%.

Mix all ingredients in a bowl. Pour into an 8 ounce glass pump bottle.  To use: wet face, apply in small circles and rub in for 30 seconds, wash off with warm water. Enjoy!

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💧 Hydration Pantry (around $100)
🌿 Home Apothecary (around $200)
🌙 Evening Ritual Collection (around $300)

Each one includes the exact herbs I recommend, what you can make with them, and why they've earned a permanent place in my own herbal pantry.

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Love & Wellness,
Elisa

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