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Sprays and chemicals, even sprays as good as my Bug Me Not Spray and candles need to be augmented with sensible additional protections when in areas where diseases spread by insects is a problem. A great post by Karen Somers “Repel Mosquitoes With Clothes Rather Than Chemicals” describes how she
I created my Bug Me Not spray for the purpose of repelling mosquitoes and ticks naturally with the highest content and largest mix of oils and essential oils that I am comfortable wearing directly on my skin. According to most research and anecdotal reports, natural bug repellents work just as
What to do if I’ve just been exposed to plants in Poison Ivy Family First thing you want to do if you think you’ve been exposed to Poison Ivy, Poison Oak or Poison Sumac is to try to wash as much as possible. It is an invisible sap or resin
Winter used to make my hands painfully dry. My fingers would crack and refuse to heal. Good lotions didn’t seem to help, the benefits would be gone in minutes. So I made Mend Me, a lotion with deep healing for cracked and extremely dry hands. A good winter butter shouldn’t
The Fight against Fungus Improve your fight against fungus by hitting it with all you’ve got. Why hold back with such an irritating invader? Skin fungal infections like athlete’s foot, ringworm, and nail fungus are easy to pick up but hard to get rid of. Tinea pedis, tinea unguium,
I know the pain and irritation of Poison Ivy! Red weeping bumps that drive you wild with itching. If you’ve just been in contact with poison ivy, poison oak or poison sumac, read What to do if Exposed to Poison Ivy. There’s lots of ways to address the discomfort. Cool
Try Pine Tar Pine Tar comes from heating pine to a high temperature. Pitch drips from the wood and is collected. . Although different tars have been used to relieve eczema and other skin disorders – including coal tar – pine tar is considered the safest. It isn’t fully understand
