2018, July 29:
From the Office
Howdy Everyone!
If you are new, Sunflower Naturals has been online since August 16th of 2004. The site has been through a lot of changes over the years, with the best yet to come...
Hope all are well. Due to the overwhelming risk of harm from talc-based powders, some people are looking for alternatives to talc-based powder products. Most are switching to cornstarch. Just use as you would powder. To add an essential oil for fragrance, try 2 drops lemongrass to 1 cup cornstarch. Avoid mints, eucalyptus and citrus in body powders because they can cause skin irritation. Blend essential oil in well by cutting the drops in with a fork.
TIP to beat the heat: Fill an old fashioned hot water bottle with crushed ice and apply to your wrists, ankles and back of your neck to relieve headaches and sluggishness from the heat. It simply helps cool your body by cooling at pulse-points, where circulation is closest to the skin surface. Give it a try - you'll be amazed at how well it works.
I'm working on a new website that will be easily viewed with a variety of different devices. In addition, I'll be adding a lot of content over the weeks ahead. Some old articles for reference material and a lot of new stuff.
If you have comments, suggestions or concerns, feel free to send your thoughts in an email to: emily@sunflowernaturals.com.
Question(s):
Do essential oils aggravate asthma or other respiratory conditions?
According to information I've seen, both Lavender and Eucalyptus can aggravate respiratory conditions. However, I would use any new fragrances, either synthetic or natural, in a small area of the house before using in a lot of areas to be sure that the fragrance does not irritate lung conditions.
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Weekly Recipe:
Ahh, Summer Body Coolers
Body powders help absorb perspiration, prevent clothes from binding up and rubbing and can smell really good. It's easy to make body powders with a cup of cornstarch. Add a tablespoon of clay for additional drying power. Use 2-3 drops of essential oil or your favorite perfume. Blend the three together with a fork to ensure even distribution. Add a tablespoon or two of dry, uncooked rice to keep the cornstarch from becoming damp and clumping. Pour in a tin and use a cotton cloth as a duster. Or, pour into a shaker container, a mason jar with holes in the lid works well. If you chose the shaker container option, keep the holes small enough to prevent grains of rice sifting out.
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