Little Bull Falls Soap Works Blog — plant medicine
What is Double Cleansing?
Posted by Michelle Neathery on
Now, here's the fun part! There are many ways you can incorporate double cleansing into your skincare routine. You can use the same cleanser for both washes, two different cleansers, or any combination that works for you. We recommend starting with an oil-based cleanser to address makeup, oil, and grime, and then following up with a different cleanser to take care of any leftover impurities. Your second cleanser should be water-based, preferably a foaming gel, a foaming cream cleanser, or micellar water, depending on your first cleanser.
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I Bet You Didn’t Know About This!
Posted by Michelle Neathery on
I Bet You Didn’t Know About This! Did you know that cellophane is biodegradable? I loathe plastic, but some products really need to be packaged in a see-thru bag. That’s why I use cellophane. Some of my wax melts, shower steamers, and other assorted products are sealed in cellophane. Cellophane is Plant-based That’s right – cellophane is made from plants and even gets its name from cellulose, the structural component of plants. Cellophane can be produced from easily grown crops such as hemp or farmed trees. Cellophane was made commercially available in 1912. It was extremely popular as a wrap...
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Save Your Dandelions For This!
Posted by Michelle Neathery on
These so-called weeds grow abundantly in spring actually have medicinal properties as plant medicine