Sarah Munro’s Autumn Apple Spice Tea
Even though the days are still warm, I’m so happy that fall is here. And I’m celebrating with my new favorite drink: Autumn Apple Spice Tea.
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Sarah Munro’s Sage Massage Oil
This summer massage oil, filled with sage, lemon balm, and spearmint essential oils is the perfect way to pamper your skin during these last waning weeks of summer.
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Sarah Munro’s Mint Toner
I love this recipe for a summer Mint Toner infused with fresh mint leaves and essential oil. It soothes heat-irritated skin and can tighten pores. I hope you love it too!
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Sarah Munro’s Summer Foot Scrub
It’s time for sandals and this summer foot scrub is one of the easiest and fastest way to make you feet feel beautiful and ready for the limelight.
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Sarah Munro’s Lilac Bath Salts
I love this recipe for lilac bath salts since they are a wonderful way to help relieve itchy, hot skin, especially during a heat wave.
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Sarah Munro’s Summer Body Oil
With the hot weather coming, it’s time to make my favorite summer body oil to help keep my skin cool and my hair healthy all summer long.
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Sarah Munro’s Rosemary and Orange Herbal Tea
It’s time for a Spring Tea Party, and Rosemary Orange Herbal Tea has become my new favorite, both hot and cold.
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Sarah Munro’s Rose Petal Bath Bombs
The garden is calling, but that also means that I’m ready to soak in the tub after a day of pulling weeds and planting flowers. And this recipe for homemade bath bombs is one of my f favorites!
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Sarah Munro’s Hibiscus Raspberry Herbal Tea
The days are warm, the nights are cold, but I’m tired of coffees and hot cocoas. So that means it’s time for one of my favorite Spring drinks, Hibiscus Raspberry Tea.
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Sarah Munro’s Chai Vanilla Bath Oil
Even with snow on the ground, the air is dry and brittle. That means it’s time to indulge with homemade bath oils. And Chai Vanilla Bath Oil is one of my favorites!
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Sarah Munro’s Ginger Chews
Whether it’s a sore throat or an upset stomach, these ginger chews can help with sore throats, sinus congestion, upset tummies, and indigestion. All things that seem to happen in February.
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Sarah Munro’s Honey Hand Balm
Last week we took care of our feet, so this week we’re moving on to our hands. Happy hands in the winter can make everything else feel better.
