A Little Latté - eye balm
A Little Latté - eye balm
Rich in antioxidants and gentle emollients, Christie, our creator, made this when she was a very tired mom of two and a teacher of elementary school. She needed something to soothe and calm the are around her eyes without irritation. A best seller for over a decade now!
If your balm shows little “snowflakes” or is somewhat gritty, never fear. This is what herbalists call the bloom! This proves it’s an entirely organic product without any chemical emulsification. Simply warm the product backup using a double boiler or on low on a flat stovetop. This will reset the balm. Or, use as is. The last photo shows the balm after several uses in a cold climate.
NOTE: "coffee cascara," is missing from the ingredient label on some batches. Please accept my apologies for this error and know that your product DOES contain this.
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FAQ
Choosing the Best Product for You
Organic Ingredients.
How to use.
Caring for your Organic Product.
All our products are organic and don't like water because we don't use harmful chemical preservatives. Simply keep the water out of the products, because water can encourage bacterial growth. It's also a good idea to keep them out of direct sunlight and hot places, like your car, for instance. Now, as for our soaps, we know you have to mix with water to use them. After using, just keep the bar out of water as much as possible to prevent a gooey mess.
How we make it smell pretty!
We don't use anything synthetic that can cause irritation and over time, possible damage to your lungs. So, our products are mildly scented with pure plant materials, including pure, organic & natural essential oils.
What is plant infusion?
First, we have to harvest! We grow our own lavender and mint. Then, we dry it all out. Last, we mix the dried plants into oils like sunflower, olive and coconut. Using heat and time, this creates a thick, plant infusion that is then used in the products. We do the same with Roses, Shavegrass, Coffee, & Chamomile & source these from small, local businesses whenever possible.