MOTHERLINE UNIVERSITY

What you eat significantly affects your skin health. The good news is: eating some really delicious things can yield some really delicious results.

Lavender is everywhere these days. 

But it's not just in ice cream and honey bath salts and candles and pop culture. The gorgeous purple flower is making some good noise in skincare.
Let's talk lavender hydrosol, shall we?

Rosemary can do wonderful things for your skin. Like what?  Like prevent acne, reduce redness and inflammation, reduce those annoying bags under your eyes, tighten up your skin, reduce fine lines, and even help you stink less (not that I'm saying you stink, just that it can help in the event that you don't, y'know, smell great).

We love Arnica for a lot of reasons, not the least of which are:  its anti-inflammatory, analgesic, antibacterial and antiseptic properties are great for soothing (muscle aches, acne), reducing inflammation (acne), and healing wounds (bruises, cuts).