Bouquets

1. French Tall Steam Hybrid
2. English Munstead
3. English Hidcote

Coming soon. 

Tea Bag Sachet Packs

1. Place under pillow
2. Use in a drawer or box
3. Steep for facial steam
4. Use in a hair rinse
5. Use in a hot salt bath

Incense Sachet Bundles

1. Burn as incense
2. Hang as decor
3. Steep for facial steam 
4.  Use in a hair rinse

Facial Steam Instructions:

Ingredients:

3 bags lavender flower bud

1-2 quarts (64 fl oz) water

Directions

1. 1.  Place sachets in a wide glass bowl.
   2.  Boil water, then pour over herbs.
   3.  Sit comfortably with face positioned 10 inches from the bowl—close enough to feel the steam, but not so close as to be burned by it.
   4.  Cover head with a towel, creating a tent over your head and the bowl.
   5.  Steam face for approximately 5 minutes.
   6.  Splash cool water on face and gently pat dry with a clean towel.

   The heat from face steams loosens oils to aid in the removal of unwanted substances, like excess sebum (oils produced by your skin follicles), dirt and bacteria.

2. Since acne is caused by excess sebum trapped in your follicles prompting bacteria growth, face steams help combat acne.

2. When your pores are open and warm, they can more easily absorb hydration as well as any skincare products you apply afterwards.
4. The heat from the steam also results in increased circulation, promoting healing.

 Hair Rinse Instructions:

Ingredients:

3 bags lavender flower bud

Vinegar (white or apple cider)

Directions

Place dried lavender sachets into a glass jar.

Each sachet has 2 Tbs of lavender bud. You can use about 1 cup of dried lavender for a strong infusion. 4 sachets is a 1/2 cup.

Pour vinegar over the lavender until it is fully submerged. Make sure to use a non-metal lid, as vinegar can corrode metal.

Cover the jar and let it sit in a cool, dark place for 1-2 weeks. This allows the lavender to infuse its properties into the vinegar.

After the infusion period, take out the lavender sachets. Squeeze the sachets into the solution. You can store the lavender vinegar in a clean bottle for future use.

A lavender hair rinse can soothe the scalp, promote hair health, and provide a calming aroma, making it a delightful addition to your hair care routine.

Lavender is known for its calming effects, which can enchance your mood during hair care routines. It has anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, and anti-inflammatory properties, making it effective for reducing dandruff and soothing dry scalp conditions.

Lavender can help with hair growth for those experiencing hair loss.