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There are lots of great face serum recipes out there. This one is one of my favorites, especially for the summer time. Red Raspberry Seed oil is super good for the skin and often used in DIY sunscreen recipes, so you can see why it’s perfect for the summer sun. To make this nourishing face serum you’ll need:

4 tbs Red Raspberry Seed Oil (mountain rose herbs | amazon)
4 drops lavender essential oil (mountain rose herbs | far & wild | amazon)
4 drops frankincense essential oil (mountain rose herbs | far and wild amazon)
4 drops rose essential oil (mountain rose herbs | amazon)
4 drops sandalwood essential oil (mountain rose herbs)
4 drops geranium essential oil (mountain rose herbs)

Add all ingredients to a 2 oz dropper bottle. Apply 2-4 drops to a freshly washed fresh. Enjoy!

There are plenty of other DIY items you can make too that both save you money and you know don’t have anything harmful in them.

🌿 New to Herbalism?

Not sure which herbs are actually worth buying? I put together my personal Mountain Rose Herbs shopping guide with three complete herbal pantries:

💧 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.

👉 Explore the shopping guide here.

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Love & Wellness,
Elisa

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