Support comes in all shapes and sizes! My dear friend Summer sent me some of her handcrafted herbal products to support my climb and training. I am feeling so loved and supported! I am so excited to share her website and blog with you. Her timing is amazing since I am dealing a damaged tendon in my ankle and a partially torn hamstring not to mention I was just hit by a 7-day flu. Summer generously sent me Athletic Balm, Healing Balm and Lip Balm. Check it out! Thank you Summer!
The Athletic balm has in it: Organic Comfrey and Plantain infused in Organic Cold Pressed Olive Oil for six weeks. Then melted together at low heat with Shea Butter, Jojoba Oil, Beeswax and mixed with Organic Lavender, Rosemary, Peppermint, and Eucalyptus Essential Oils.
Lavender Balm has all the same with only Lavender essential oil in it.
Lip Balm is the same with a higher content of beeswax to keep it solid.
All the balms a good for healing small cuts, bruises, aches, chapped skin, rashes, and more!
Made in small batches in my home with great attention to detail and a touch of handcrafted love added.
Mothering Herbs is a small business committed to helping women and families help themselves with herbs for the pregnancy year and beyond. Founded in 2008, Mothering Herbs is a combination of mother and daughter effort.
Mothering Herbs website: http://motheringherbs.com/
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Update 2/26/2014! Summer McCreless via Mothering Herbs
Congratulations to my friend Cristin Bailey for reaching her 50% mark on raising funds in her Climb Against the Odds 2014. To help her along I am giving her 25% of all sales from March 1st-10th. Mention CLIMB to send her support!
Find up-to-date workshop and product info on their blog:
http://www.motheringherbs.com/Blog/hello-world/
Summer Ware McCreless manages the website and facebook page, orders, makes the infused oil and balms, mixes the herbal tea blends, organizes and teaches workshops, classes, consultations and in-home workshops and grows herbs in Wolf Springs, AL.
| Summer McCreless of Mothering Herbs |
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