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Not overly processed. Not stripped down.
Just the gentle care of whole plants. 🌱

Our Wild Rosehip Facial Elixir is made from handpicked Canadian wild rosehips, gathered under the sun and prepared with care from plant to skin.

A few drops leave skin feeling soft, supple, and deeply nourished. 💚

Close to the land, gentle on skin. 🍃🍃

www.happyhollows.ca

#CanadianSkincare #CanadianMade #BotanicalSkincare #WholePlantCare #HappyHollows

Not overly processed. Not stripped down.
Just the gentle care of whole plants. 🌱

Our Wild Rosehip Facial Elixir is made from handpicked Canadian wild rosehips, gathered under the sun and prepared with care from plant to skin.

A few drops leave skin feeling soft, supple, and deeply nourished. 💚

Close to the land, gentle on skin. 🍃🍃

www.happyhollows.ca

#CanadianSkincare #CanadianMade #BotanicalSkincare #WholePlantCare #HappyHollows

Bite and sting salve with plantain oil 🌱

www.happyhollows.ca

Bite and sting salve with plantain oil 🌱

www.happyhollows.ca

My very favorite body cream that I hand-make with gorgeous oils is now back in stock 🥰🥰🥰

I absolutely LOVE this one!! Jojoba oil, rosehip, calendula 🌼🌹🌼🌹. So delicate , rich and creamy 💚💛💚💛💚

Find BLOOM AND BERRY on our website www.happyhollows.ca

My very favorite body cream that I hand-make with gorgeous oils is now back in stock 🥰🥰🥰

I absolutely LOVE this one!! Jojoba oil, rosehip, calendula 🌼🌹🌼🌹. So delicate , rich and creamy 💚💛💚💛💚

Find BLOOM AND BERRY on our website www.happyhollows.ca

Plant Superheroes, tea making, and a room full of young plant detectives 🕵️ . I had such a fantastic time with the Grade 3 Garden Club sharing the magic of herbs and my very important job of plant detective for plants that make us happy and healthy 🥰🩵🩵🌱🌱🏡.

Plant Superheroes, tea making, and a room full of young plant detectives 🕵️ . I had such a fantastic time with the Grade 3 Garden Club sharing the magic of herbs and my very important job of plant detective for plants that make us happy and healthy 🥰🩵🩵🌱🌱🏡.

At the root of Happy Hollows’ farm-to-face line is a deeply personal search for skincare my skin could finally tolerate. After years of severe intolerances to conventional products, I discovered that simpler, plant-based care could offer what synthetic formulas could never do. Cold-pressed oil infusions were the turning point, and they remain part of the philosophy behind every formula I make.

What defines my approach:

• fresh plant infusions
• botanicals grown right here and gathered with care
• slow, small-batch formulation
• closely monitored from plant to jar
• no synthetic ingredients, no perfumes, and no nasty parabens

Clean, botanical skincare with depth, integrity, and intention. 🌱🩷

#CanadianSkincare
#QuebecSkincare
#MadeInCanada
#FarmToFaceCanada
#CanadianBotanicalBeauty
#quebecmade o

At the root of Happy Hollows’ farm-to-face line is a deeply personal search for skincare my skin could finally tolerate. After years of severe intolerances to conventional products, I discovered that simpler, plant-based care could offer what synthetic formulas could never do. Cold-pressed oil infusions were the turning point, and they remain part of the philosophy behind every formula I make.

What defines my approach:

• fresh plant infusions
• botanicals grown right here and gathered with care
• slow, small-batch formulation
• closely monitored from plant to jar
• no synthetic ingredients, no perfumes, and no nasty parabens

Clean, botanical skincare with depth, integrity, and intention. 🌱🩷

#CanadianSkincare
#QuebecSkincare
#MadeInCanada
#FarmToFaceCanada
#CanadianBotanicalBeauty
#quebecmade o

My mom ☺️ such an inspiration! 🥰🙏🩵🌷🌷

At 88 she’s back at it! Her happy place ☺️ She thought she might not have the strength to throw clay after six caregiving years , but she’s back at it! Going back to the gym as well 💪🏻💪🏻We are so happy we love your pottery!

My mom ☺️ such an inspiration! 🥰🙏🩵🌷🌷

At 88 she’s back at it! Her happy place ☺️ She thought she might not have the strength to throw clay after six caregiving years , but she’s back at it! Going back to the gym as well 💪🏻💪🏻We are so happy we love your pottery!

If you have one maple tree 🍁, YOU can make maple syrup ! Just reach out if you need any help getting started!

We are in the middle of collecting the sap, manually 😋 and hope to get 20-30 , 20 L buckets full.

Don’t forget that it’s a 40:1 boil down so for 40 jars of sap you will end up with one gorgeous jar of pure maple syrup!

Yum! 🥞🥞🥞🥞

😃🍃🍃

If you have one maple tree 🍁, YOU can make maple syrup ! Just reach out if you need any help getting started!

We are in the middle of collecting the sap, manually 😋 and hope to get 20-30 , 20 L buckets full.

Don’t forget that it’s a 40:1 boil down so for 40 jars of sap you will end up with one gorgeous jar of pure maple syrup!

Yum! 🥞🥞🥞🥞

😃🍃🍃

If you are ordering something as a gift, please let me know, and I will wrap it with a little extra special touch 🌷💝🌷💝🌷💝🌷

If you are ordering something as a gift, please let me know, and I will wrap it with a little extra special touch 🌷💝🌷💝🌷💝🌷

Check out this gorgeous oil infusion 😍

Making a fresh plantago major infused olive oil for my Bite & Sting Salve which will be ready soon.

Honestly, it is one of the very best garden ‘weeds’ for bites and stings and it works so well! Kiddie tested 😃 and such a good one to have on hand in summer.

Check our website to order and share if you know anyone who might need some! Locally made , 🇨🇦 and all natural wellness,

Www.happyhollows.ca

#plantagomajor #plantainoil #apothecaryextracts #summerherbs #canadiansmallbusiness

Check out this gorgeous oil infusion 😍

Making a fresh plantago major infused olive oil for my Bite & Sting Salve which will be ready soon.

Honestly, it is one of the very best garden ‘weeds’ for bites and stings and it works so well! Kiddie tested 😃 and such a good one to have on hand in summer.

Check our website to order and share if you know anyone who might need some! Locally made , 🇨🇦 and all natural wellness,

Www.happyhollows.ca

#plantagomajor #plantainoil #apothecaryextracts #summerherbs #canadiansmallbusiness

The farm feels even sweeter with two new rabbits joining us just before Easter. 😀🐰🐇🌱

The farm feels even sweeter with two new rabbits joining us just before Easter. 😀🐰🐇🌱

This evening I’m getting ready for my next children’s workshop.. 🌱🌸🐝🥰. Pretty cute colouring pages ☺️. I’m enjoying putting these little books together on this quiet Friday evening. We will be making tea bags and learning how to be plant detectives 🕵️. So fun 🥰

This evening I’m getting ready for my next children’s workshop.. 🌱🌸🐝🥰. Pretty cute colouring pages ☺️. I’m enjoying putting these little books together on this quiet Friday evening. We will be making tea bags and learning how to be plant detectives 🕵️. So fun 🥰

Forget perfect 😋 .

When my kids were young, I often used simmer pots as one of the easiest cozy-home tricks: toss in orange peels, cinnamon, rosemary, marjoram, cinnamon sticks, or whatever little kitchen scraps smell beautiful together and let the stove do the rest!

It’s such a lovely simple, natural alternative to candles and synthetic scents, and the whole house feels warm and welcoming.

⚠️ Just watch the water level — it goes down quickly!

Forget perfect 😋 .

When my kids were young, I often used simmer pots as one of the easiest cozy-home tricks: toss in orange peels, cinnamon, rosemary, marjoram, cinnamon sticks, or whatever little kitchen scraps smell beautiful together and let the stove do the rest!

It’s such a lovely simple, natural alternative to candles and synthetic scents, and the whole house feels warm and welcoming.

⚠️ Just watch the water level — it goes down quickly!

Cette semaine, j’infuse des huiles avec des plantes cicatrisantes pour la peau 🌿🩷🍃🩵🌱💚
cueillies et séchées avec amour l’été dernier ☺️

Infusing oils this week with skin healing plants 🌿🩷🍃🩵🌱💚 lovingly dried this past summer ☺️

Cette semaine, j’infuse des huiles avec des plantes cicatrisantes pour la peau 🌿🩷🍃🩵🌱💚
cueillies et séchées avec amour l’été dernier ☺️

Infusing oils this week with skin healing plants 🌿🩷🍃🩵🌱💚 lovingly dried this past summer ☺️

A really nice valentines gift idea for your sweetheart ? A farm to face facial at the Hudson Apothecary on Main in Hudson. 🩷😀🩷

This facial came from a beautiful collaboration between Happy Hollows and Ann Michele, a naturopath and Ayurvedic facialist with the most intuitive, soulful touch.

Together we blended modern botanical science with ancient wisdom to create something that truly nourishes the skin — and the whole person.

Check it out at hudsonapothecary.ca

@hudson.apothecary

A really nice valentines gift idea for your sweetheart ? A farm to face facial at the Hudson Apothecary on Main in Hudson. 🩷😀🩷

This facial came from a beautiful collaboration between Happy Hollows and Ann Michele, a naturopath and Ayurvedic facialist with the most intuitive, soulful touch.

Together we blended modern botanical science with ancient wisdom to create something that truly nourishes the skin — and the whole person.

Check it out at hudsonapothecary.ca

@hudson.apothecary

Simple plants. Traditional methods. Deep nourishment. 💚

Today I’m blending fresh nettle and setting it into alcohol to make a beautiful deep-green extract 🌿

Nettle is an incredibly nourishing, rebuilding herb — rich in minerals and traditionally used to help strengthen the body, restore vitality, and deeply support overall wellness.

Nettle is also well known for seasonal allergy support, as it may help calm histamine and inflammatory responses — a nourishing plant with practical benefits during pollen season. 🌿

Simple plants. Traditional methods. Deep nourishment. 💚

Today I’m blending fresh nettle and setting it into alcohol to make a beautiful deep-green extract 🌿

Nettle is an incredibly nourishing, rebuilding herb — rich in minerals and traditionally used to help strengthen the body, restore vitality, and deeply support overall wellness.

Nettle is also well known for seasonal allergy support, as it may help calm histamine and inflammatory responses — a nourishing plant with practical benefits during pollen season. 🌿

Lion’s Mane tincture is one of the herbal extracts I love to make. It’s a fun one to make because it’s a dual extract , meaning that we are extracting alcohol soluble compounds as well as its water soluble compounds. Research shows this mushroom contains compounds that support nerve growth factors involved in brain cell health, and small human studies suggest potential benefits for memory, focus, and mood.

The research is still growing, but Lion’s Mane is one of many scientifically interesting mushrooms , in particular when it comes to cognitive and nervous system support.

Lion’s Mane tincture is one of the herbal extracts I love to make. It’s a fun one to make because it’s a dual extract , meaning that we are extracting alcohol soluble compounds as well as its water soluble compounds. Research shows this mushroom contains compounds that support nerve growth factors involved in brain cell health, and small human studies suggest potential benefits for memory, focus, and mood.

The research is still growing, but Lion’s Mane is one of many scientifically interesting mushrooms , in particular when it comes to cognitive and nervous system support.

I’m using comfrey leaves that I dried this past fall—and today they’re going into one of my favourite remedies: a therapy-in-a-tub herbal bath for a tired body. Woohoo! 🥰

Let’s make a herbal bath the way herbalists do it: strong infusion first, then soak.

A herbal bath is wonderfully therapeutic. When you immerse in warm water, the skin opens up and becomes more receptive, the body softens, and you can more effectively take in the healing qualities of the plants. Herbalists will tell you this is one of the best ways to deliver herbs to the body—and I completely agree. It’s simple, but it’s incredibly effective.

This blend is inspired by Rosemary Gladstar (one of my favourite herbalists 🥰). It’s calming, soft, and grounding.

Chill-out Bath Blend

• 2 parts lavender
• 2 parts rose petals
• 1 part comfrey leaf ( yup that’s what I was picking and drying in the image 📸 )
• 1 part chamomile
• 1 part linden

You can make adjustments based on what your body needs.

How to make it (so it actually works)
1. Add the herbs to a muslin bag (a clean cotton sock works too!) and tie it off well.
2. Place the bag in the tub and run hot tap water directly over it.
3. Let it infuse for about 10 minutes to make a strong herbal bath.
4. Then add more water to bring the bath to a comfortable temperature.
5. Climb in, breathe, and soak.

Exceptionally relaxing—body and mind. If you try one, tell me how you feel after! 🛁🌿

How about lavender and rose for the kids! ☺️☺️

I’m using comfrey leaves that I dried this past fall—and today they’re going into one of my favourite remedies: a therapy-in-a-tub herbal bath for a tired body. Woohoo! 🥰

Let’s make a herbal bath the way herbalists do it: strong infusion first, then soak.

A herbal bath is wonderfully therapeutic. When you immerse in warm water, the skin opens up and becomes more receptive, the body softens, and you can more effectively take in the healing qualities of the plants. Herbalists will tell you this is one of the best ways to deliver herbs to the body—and I completely agree. It’s simple, but it’s incredibly effective.

This blend is inspired by Rosemary Gladstar (one of my favourite herbalists 🥰). It’s calming, soft, and grounding.

Chill-out Bath Blend

• 2 parts lavender
• 2 parts rose petals
• 1 part comfrey leaf ( yup that’s what I was picking and drying in the image 📸 )
• 1 part chamomile
• 1 part linden

You can make adjustments based on what your body needs.

How to make it (so it actually works)
1. Add the herbs to a muslin bag (a clean cotton sock works too!) and tie it off well.
2. Place the bag in the tub and run hot tap water directly over it.
3. Let it infuse for about 10 minutes to make a strong herbal bath.
4. Then add more water to bring the bath to a comfortable temperature.
5. Climb in, breathe, and soak.

Exceptionally relaxing—body and mind. If you try one, tell me how you feel after! 🛁🌿

How about lavender and rose for the kids! ☺️☺️

If stress goes straight to your stomach, fennel is one of those little things that can make a big difference.

I often tell people: fennel is a classic digestive remedy for a reason. It’s traditionally used to help with bloating, gas, belching, that “grippy” crampy feeling, and even a nervous, unsettled stomach. It’s gentle, but it works.

What I also love is that fennel tea is recognized in European herbal regulation as a traditional herbal medicinal product for:
• mild spasmodic digestive discomfort (bloating/flatulence)
• minor menstrual spasm
• and as a traditional expectorant for coughs associated with colds

When we say “fennel seed,” we’re technically talking about the dried fruit — and most often, we use it as a tea/infusion.

In herbal terms, fennel is:
• a carminative (it helps disperse gas and ease bloating)
• an antispasmodic (it relaxes that gripping tension in the digestive tract)
• an aromatic digestive (it supports digestion when things feel tight or off)
• and traditionally an expectorant when you’re dealing with a cold

And if you’re curious about the “why,” fennel’s soothing effect is strongly tied to its aromatic oils — you’ll often see anethole and fenchone named in herbal references.

A great tea to start with would include equal parts of fennel seed + cumin seed + coriander seed. Crushing the seeds beforehand will help release the goodies ☺️

If stress goes straight to your stomach, fennel is one of those little things that can make a big difference.

I often tell people: fennel is a classic digestive remedy for a reason. It’s traditionally used to help with bloating, gas, belching, that “grippy” crampy feeling, and even a nervous, unsettled stomach. It’s gentle, but it works.

What I also love is that fennel tea is recognized in European herbal regulation as a traditional herbal medicinal product for:
• mild spasmodic digestive discomfort (bloating/flatulence)
• minor menstrual spasm
• and as a traditional expectorant for coughs associated with colds

When we say “fennel seed,” we’re technically talking about the dried fruit — and most often, we use it as a tea/infusion.

In herbal terms, fennel is:
• a carminative (it helps disperse gas and ease bloating)
• an antispasmodic (it relaxes that gripping tension in the digestive tract)
• an aromatic digestive (it supports digestion when things feel tight or off)
• and traditionally an expectorant when you’re dealing with a cold

And if you’re curious about the “why,” fennel’s soothing effect is strongly tied to its aromatic oils — you’ll often see anethole and fenchone named in herbal references.

A great tea to start with would include equal parts of fennel seed + cumin seed + coriander seed. Crushing the seeds beforehand will help release the goodies ☺️

Blending turmeric with black pepper for capsules🙏🧡

Blending turmeric with black pepper for capsules🙏🧡

Studying plants is one of the joys of my life 😌💝💝💝

Studying plants is one of the joys of my life 😌💝💝💝

A simple do-it-yourself rosemary infusion to reach for at the very first sign of a cold.

Rosemary Cold-Start Tea 🌿

• 2 Tbsp dried rosemary + 2 cups water
• Lightly crush the rosemary (mortar & pestle or just crunch it in your hands)
• Bring to a boil, then turn off heat, cover, and steep
• 10–15 min for a quick cup
• 1–4 hrs for a stronger infusion

How to use it? Sip at the very first sign of a cold (even in the night if a cough starts). For kids or anyone sensitive to bitterness, start with ½ tea + ½ water

Rosemary is always a wonderful plant to have dried in your kitchen . This is one of the great ways it can be used to keep colds at bay . 🌿😀🌿🌿. Don’t forget that freshness of the plants is key! Make sure you source it well 🥰🥰

A simple do-it-yourself rosemary infusion to reach for at the very first sign of a cold.

Rosemary Cold-Start Tea 🌿

• 2 Tbsp dried rosemary + 2 cups water
• Lightly crush the rosemary (mortar & pestle or just crunch it in your hands)
• Bring to a boil, then turn off heat, cover, and steep
• 10–15 min for a quick cup
• 1–4 hrs for a stronger infusion

How to use it? Sip at the very first sign of a cold (even in the night if a cough starts). For kids or anyone sensitive to bitterness, start with ½ tea + ½ water

Rosemary is always a wonderful plant to have dried in your kitchen . This is one of the great ways it can be used to keep colds at bay . 🌿😀🌿🌿. Don’t forget that freshness of the plants is key! Make sure you source it well 🥰🥰

Sage, one of my favorites! And not only for cooking! A simple herb, wonderfully effective when it’s used in the right way.🌱🍃

Here are two easy ways you can use it as a traditional home remedy.🏠

First, sage is what we call a nervine. It supports and settles the nervous system. When it’s taken as a cool or room-temperature tea, it becomes cooling to the body. It then becomes helpful for hot flashes, night sweats, flushing, and that overheated, keyed-up feeling — whether it is due to menopause or just life.

And this part matters: you don’t drink sage hot for this purpose. Hot sage can actually make you sweat more. When you drink it cool, it calms everything down and helps reduce excessive sweating. It’s especially helpful if you feel constantly overheated, flushed, or easily irritated.

Sage is strong and it is bitter. You will not crave it every day — and that’s a good thing. It is a short-term herb. I usually suggest a cup a day for about a week or two, then you’ll naturally want to take a break. The body says, “That’s enough.” Bitter, strong herbs are good at giving clear feedback.

Making it is simple. For 4C of water, you use four tbsp of dried sage. Pour boiling water over it and let it sit overnight. The long soak gives you this deep green-gold infusion — that’s your sage tea.🍵

It’s also very useful if you’re trying to reduce breast milk during weaning — a cup or two a day for about a week can help with that.

The second way I use this same tea is for oral health. Sage is astringent, antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and healing to tissue. That makes it an excellent gargle or gum rinse.

If you have a sore throat, inflamed gums, mouth ulcers, or any kind of irritation in the mouth or throat, this tea works very well. Warm it up and add salt — about a quarter tsp per cup — and gargle. The warmth and salt help draw things out.

So really, this is simply a tea — but how you use it depends on when, how, and what your body needs. Sage is practical and effective just what i like! It’s not flashy, but traditionally has a few great uses to know about!

Sage, one of my favorites! And not only for cooking! A simple herb, wonderfully effective when it’s used in the right way.🌱🍃

Here are two easy ways you can use it as a traditional home remedy.🏠

First, sage is what we call a nervine. It supports and settles the nervous system. When it’s taken as a cool or room-temperature tea, it becomes cooling to the body. It then becomes helpful for hot flashes, night sweats, flushing, and that overheated, keyed-up feeling — whether it is due to menopause or just life.

And this part matters: you don’t drink sage hot for this purpose. Hot sage can actually make you sweat more. When you drink it cool, it calms everything down and helps reduce excessive sweating. It’s especially helpful if you feel constantly overheated, flushed, or easily irritated.

Sage is strong and it is bitter. You will not crave it every day — and that’s a good thing. It is a short-term herb. I usually suggest a cup a day for about a week or two, then you’ll naturally want to take a break. The body says, “That’s enough.” Bitter, strong herbs are good at giving clear feedback.

Making it is simple. For 4C of water, you use four tbsp of dried sage. Pour boiling water over it and let it sit overnight. The long soak gives you this deep green-gold infusion — that’s your sage tea.🍵

It’s also very useful if you’re trying to reduce breast milk during weaning — a cup or two a day for about a week can help with that.

The second way I use this same tea is for oral health. Sage is astringent, antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, and healing to tissue. That makes it an excellent gargle or gum rinse.

If you have a sore throat, inflamed gums, mouth ulcers, or any kind of irritation in the mouth or throat, this tea works very well. Warm it up and add salt — about a quarter tsp per cup — and gargle. The warmth and salt help draw things out.

So really, this is simply a tea — but how you use it depends on when, how, and what your body needs. Sage is practical and effective just what i like! It’s not flashy, but traditionally has a few great uses to know about!

Back in stock 😀

Back in stock 😀

What is your favorite tea? 😀 There is something so lovely and grounding when working with these healing plants in the cold months of January. I have been developing a few new tea/tisane blends these days 🌿🌸🥰🌱🍃

Soft Lights Tea — soothing and smooth lemon balm, tulsi, milky oats, marshmallow leaf, raspberry and strawberry leaf, hyssop and orange rind
Crimson Nourish Tea — bright berries with hibiscus, elderberries, lemon balm, orange rind & nettle
Clear Skies Tea — minty-calm reset, spearmint, peppermint, chamomile, nettle, skullcap

What is your favorite tea? 😀 There is something so lovely and grounding when working with these healing plants in the cold months of January. I have been developing a few new tea/tisane blends these days 🌿🌸🥰🌱🍃

Soft Lights Tea — soothing and smooth lemon balm, tulsi, milky oats, marshmallow leaf, raspberry and strawberry leaf, hyssop and orange rind
Crimson Nourish Tea — bright berries with hibiscus, elderberries, lemon balm, orange rind & nettle
Clear Skies Tea — minty-calm reset, spearmint, peppermint, chamomile, nettle, skullcap

Batch 1 - 2026
Pre orders on website have priority!
Ready this Thursday 🩵

Batch 1 - 2026
Pre orders on website have priority!
Ready this Thursday 🩵

A fresh new year is beginning. As coughs, colds and flu circle in our friend groups and households, syrups are one of the gentlest and wonderful ways to care for one another. Whether it is making it for your friends or family, syrups are the kind of remedy that has been passed from kitchen to kitchen, made slowly and taken by the spoon.

For generations, herbal syrups have been prepared through the winter as a wonderful way to support health. Herbs are gently simmered and combined with fresh honey, even strong or bitter plants soften into something comforting and easy to take. Farm fresh honey works its wonders to both help preserve the syrup as well as provide us with so many health benefits.

Many people think of syrups only for coughs and colds—using herbs like thyme, ginger or mullein—but syrups can also be made for everyday support. This batch was made with hawthorn, yarrow, and ginger, a traditional combination often used to support heart health and circulation, especially through the colder months.

Syrups can be taken straight from the spoon, stirred into warm tea, or taken daily in small amounts as part of a routine. They’re easy to use, gentle enough to share, and when made with care, they can last for the entire.

And making syrup helps in a wonderful way, it helps us slow down and enjoy the moment— gathering the ingredients, chopping, blending, letting the pot simmer, the room filling with a lovely scent and tending to a traditional warming remedy . It is the kind of medicine that feels like coming home. 🌿🍯

A fresh new year is beginning. As coughs, colds and flu circle in our friend groups and households, syrups are one of the gentlest and wonderful ways to care for one another. Whether it is making it for your friends or family, syrups are the kind of remedy that has been passed from kitchen to kitchen, made slowly and taken by the spoon.

For generations, herbal syrups have been prepared through the winter as a wonderful way to support health. Herbs are gently simmered and combined with fresh honey, even strong or bitter plants soften into something comforting and easy to take. Farm fresh honey works its wonders to both help preserve the syrup as well as provide us with so many health benefits.

Many people think of syrups only for coughs and colds—using herbs like thyme, ginger or mullein—but syrups can also be made for everyday support. This batch was made with hawthorn, yarrow, and ginger, a traditional combination often used to support heart health and circulation, especially through the colder months.

Syrups can be taken straight from the spoon, stirred into warm tea, or taken daily in small amounts as part of a routine. They’re easy to use, gentle enough to share, and when made with care, they can last for the entire.

And making syrup helps in a wonderful way, it helps us slow down and enjoy the moment— gathering the ingredients, chopping, blending, letting the pot simmer, the room filling with a lovely scent and tending to a traditional warming remedy . It is the kind of medicine that feels like coming home. 🌿🍯

Thank you all for your contributions 🧡🎄. First donation completed! Happy holidays to all ☺️🙏🌱

Thank you all for your contributions 🧡🎄. First donation completed! Happy holidays to all ☺️🙏🌱

Our new body cream is based on the same gorgeous infused oils as one of our most loved skin products our face serum 🌸. We use our hand-harvested summer calendula with its potent resins and natural healing oils and gently infused & wildcrafted sweet rosehips from the shores of Nova Scotia.

Enriched with the highest quality vitamin E and created to gently nourish, heal, soften, and support your skin. The texture is silkening and deeply comforting, with notes of frankincense and rose geranium , a beautifully grounding naturally delicate scent. As always quality and freshness is of utmost importance 🥰🥰. Handmade in Rigaud !

Now available 🌱🌱🌿

Discover more through our website - link in bio.

Our new body cream is based on the same gorgeous infused oils as one of our most loved skin products our face serum 🌸. We use our hand-harvested summer calendula with its potent resins and natural healing oils and gently infused & wildcrafted sweet rosehips from the shores of Nova Scotia.

Enriched with the highest quality vitamin E and created to gently nourish, heal, soften, and support your skin. The texture is silkening and deeply comforting, with notes of frankincense and rose geranium , a beautifully grounding naturally delicate scent. As always quality and freshness is of utmost importance 🥰🥰. Handmade in Rigaud !

Now available 🌱🌱🌿

Discover more through our website - link in bio.

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