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Artliss Luffa Soap: Your New Favorite Way To Shower

If you are someone who enjoys spoiling themselves in the shower or the tub, there are plenty of options for you when you are shopping Artliss Natural Soap & Body Care. You may find that you are a bit overwhelmed trying to decide which of our incredible natural bath products may be right for you. That’s okay! We’re here to answer any of your questions, and we can share with you what our other customers are loving and how they are changing the way they bathe. One unique product that has quickly become a favorite is our wonderful luffa soap. Love using a luffa? A natural luffa is the inner "skeleton" of a gourd after it is cleaned of all...

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The Healing Benefits Of Arnica Herbal Oil

A perennial from the Asteraceae family that includes sunflowers, daisies and marigolds, arnica is a yellow-orange flower with an orange center. Native to the mountains of North America, Europe and Eurasia, arnica oil has been used for medicinal purposes since the 1500s.There are several species of arnica but the most well known is Arnica montana, also known as wolf's bane. The blossoms of this species are used to make arnica essential oil. When crushed, these flowers give off a distinctive pine/sage scent, making it useful in perfumery. The essential oil is very costly, however, so it is more common to infuse the dried arnica blossoms and leaves in a gentle carrier oil. Arnica oil is made up of about 50% fatty acids with the remaining 50% a mixture of mainly thymol and ethers of thymol. Does arnica relieve pain and bruising?...

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Patchouli Essential Oil - Not Just For Hippies

Patchouli essential  oil is derived from a plant that is native to India and tropical regions of Asia and is related to lavender, mint and sage. It thrives at higher elevations and warm climates. This oil was used so heavily in the 60s and early 70s that it developed a stigma based on this "hippie" association. Today, however, patchouli is making a comeback as people have realized what a wonderful scent it has when used in moderation. In fact, it does have a very strong, earthy, musty scent when used alone, and people tend to either love it or hate it. When used correctly in a blend, it acts as a fixative and is the base note that adds depth to a scent blend. Used in our...

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My Journey Into Natural Body Care

My journey to natural skin health began in August of 2010 after a revelatory visit to a new store in our local mall.......but more about that in a moment. Let's go back 7 to 10 years before this time when I was in my mid to late thirties. It seemed out of the blue that I began to develop headaches whenever I applied a perfume, scented lotion or even a scented soap - the stronger the scent, the stronger the headache. Eventually, this reaction intensified to varying degrees of migraines that I could not lessen with medication. If I made the mistake of applying a scented product and did not wash it off right away, odds were I was curled up on the couch for the rest of...

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Goat's Milk Does Your Skin Good

Using milk in beauty rituals is nothing new - it has enjoyed a long history as a skin softening and beautifying treatment. Cleopatra was famous for her soaks in milk baths. This legendary beauty may not have known the science behind why milk made her skin radiant but we know today. Over time, as the unique benefits of goat's milk became more widley known, goat's milk gained popularity in beauty regimens over cow's milk. Goat's milk is higher in fats, proteins, essential amino acids, vitamins A, B3, B6, calcium, potassium, phosphorus, magnesium and more. It is one of the finest natural moisturizers with excellent emollient properties. One benefit of goat's milk when applied to the skin is that the naturally occurring lactic acid dissolves and...

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