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SKIN How to choose and make your own face serum according to Ayurveda? and a few myths and misconceptions we need to add...
30/11/2021

SKIN

How to choose and make your own face serum according to Ayurveda? and a few myths and misconceptions we need to address

When choosing to make our own Ayurvedic face serum there are a few basic principles to follow

1. What is our dominant primary current constitution- Dry (Vata), Aggravated Inflamed (Pitta), Oily (Kapha)
2. What are we trying to achieve - Hydration nourishment (Vata), Break out control, dryness, anti bacterial and cooling to help the inflammation (Pitta), Deep cleansing and oil balance also perhaps dryness (Kapha)
3. What season are you currently in, internally age etc and externally climate, humidity (Seasonal plants and herbs in your area)
4. And lastly is this product edible, our skin is a living organism if we can ingest and absorb it on the inside it can’t be good for us on the outside either (Please note this is strictly when making and choosing to use strictly natural products, in some cases it is useful for a higher level of treatment for skin and I totally respect and have done it myself and understand side that too)

Once you have figured out what it is you are looking for, the next step is to realise topical treatments are only one step in nourishing and balance in your skin routine, gut (diet) and hormones balance are the others.

I suffered for many years with skin imbalances, I do not have perfect skin and I have learnt to work towards loving and appreciating her in all her shapes and forms, but by understanding the symptoms my skin shows me I am much better at helping and treating her accordingly, flowing through the waves a lot more swiftly and smoothly. Please read further in the comments section

SKIN How to choose and make your own face serum according to Ayurveda? and a few myths and misconceptions we need to add...
30/11/2021

SKIN

How to choose and make your own face serum according to Ayurveda? and a few myths and misconceptions we need to address

When choosing to make our own Ayurvedic face serum there are a few basic principles to follow

1. What is our dominant primary current constitution- Dry (Vata), Aggravated Inflamed (Pitta), Oily (Kapha)
2. What are we trying to achieve - Hydration nourishment (Vata), Break out control, dryness, anti bacterial and cooling to help the inflammation (Pitta), Deep cleansing and oil balance also perhaps dryness (Kapha)
3. What season are you currently in, internally age etc and externally climate, humidity (Seasonal plants and herbs in your area)
4. And lastly is this product edible, our skin is a living organism if we can ingest and absorb it on the inside it can’t be good for us on the outside either (Please note this is strictly when making and choosing to use strictly natural products, in some cases it is useful for a higher level of treatment for skin and I totally respect and have done it myself and understand side that too)

Once you have figured out what it is you are looking for, the next step is to realise topical treatments are only one step in nourishing and balance in your skin routine, gut (diet) and hormones balance are the others.

I suffered for many years with skin imbalances, I do not have perfect skin and I have learnt to work towards loving and appreciating her in all her shapes and forms, but by understanding the symptoms my skin shows me I am much better at helping and treating her accordingly, flowing through the waves a lot more swiftly and smoothly. Please read further in comments space

Why are rose petals so great for Pitta season ? 🥀They are sweet, cooling and very soothing, and are great to mix with an...
25/11/2021

Why are rose petals so great for Pitta season ? 🥀

They are sweet, cooling and very soothing, and are great to mix with and take the edge off tomato’s (tomato rose petal pasta sauce coming soon). Tomato can be very sour and acidic, not great for Pitta dosha, especially in the effect of the gut. Rose petals will not totally neutralize this effect, but they help. So please save organic rose petals from your garden for those times when cooking with tomato.

Rose petals are also great to add to your skin care routine, either soak them in oils and make a tincture, or add them to creams, soaps, bath salts you name it, most topical breakouts are related to high pitta, as iv mentioned roses are sweet and cooling In nature and can help and calm the effects of inflammation.

Rose petal tea is also very good to sooth and calm down the body and mind, roses are known to have the highest vibrational frequency, as my beautiful friend Kerri of shared with me.

So when ever you get the chance save your roses and dry out their petals to add some wonderful pitta pacifying energy into your life this summer season.

22/11/2021
VEDIC FULL MOON IN TA**US THEMES* lunar eclipse * Illuminating shadows* Grounding* Connecting * ClaritySELF ENQUIRY* How...
19/11/2021

VEDIC FULL MOON IN TA**US

THEMES
* lunar eclipse
* Illuminating shadows
* Grounding
* Connecting
* Clarity

SELF ENQUIRY
* How grounded are you feeling under this moon
* What can you do to create a deeper connection with the earth element
* What do you need to gain clarity around
* What planning can you do to support this direction

RITUAL
* meditation on the third eye/brow centre and bindhu point
* You can sit amd draw your attention to this point, massage this point or sit and roll your eyes up to this point
* This point holds the element space, so drawing our attention to it can ground it and draw in the earth element

QUALITIES
* Tamas
* Kapha
* Earth

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