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Lavender
There are 39 different species of Lavender. Our founder, clinical esthetician and herbalist Barbara Close selected Lavender Angustifolia, also known as “true Lavender” for Naturopathica products. Why? Because research has shown that Lavender Angustifolia is the most effective in relaxing the nervous system and relieving tension.
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  From August 2005 House & Garden “Like a spoonful of sugar, the scent of Naturopathica’s Lavender UV Protective Cream SPF 17 will coax any sunscreen avoider into using it every day.”
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A Tuesday Tea Recipe
 Still adjusting to Daylights Savings? Try this Peaceful Sleep Tea to help you catch up on some z’s. Pour 1 cup boiling water over Chamomile Flowers in a French press. Steep for 5 minutes, strain and add 30 to 40 drops of calming Valerian Tincture.
 This made our Monday: “I love everything [from Naturopathica]. I have such sensitive skin and nothing has ever worked for me. I love knowing the thoughtfulness behind why each ingredient was chosen and knowing that each ingredient has a benefit.” – Catherine P from the Spa at the Sanctuary.
 Don’t forget to set your clock forward an hour! Daylight Savings begins tomorrow.
Ingredient Spotlight
Sweet and succulent Prickly Pear Cactus, found in our Aloe Replenishing Gel Mask, also hydrates, soothes and protects the skin with a potent blend of Amino Acids, Vitamins and Antioxidants.
Throwback Thursday
We love this photo of Barbara blending Essential Oils at the East Hampton Healing Arts Center & Spa from the March 2000 issue of People Magazine.
Find Barbara in the annual New Beauty Spa+ Magazine on page 44! “Our beauty tips and wellness rituals are designed to transform how you look and feel from the inside out”- Barbara Close
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Chamomile Compress
Soothe and revitalize your skin with a Chamomile Compress. Fill a sink with warm water and add 3-4 drops of Chamomile Essential Oil and stir. Next, soak a wash towel in the mixture, wring out and apply to face.
A Tuesday Tea Recipe
The high chlorophyll content in Sencha tea helps protect against cancer and heart disease. This potent green tea, with its soft, mellow flavor makes for a great wintertime beverage. Pour 1 cup boiling water over 1 teaspoon Sencha tea, let steep for 30-60 seconds, then strain and enjoy!
Ingredient Spotlight
Emblica Fruit Extract: Featured in our Botanical Skin Brightener, Emblica Fruit, also known as Indian Gooseberry, promotes natural skin tone, reduces hyperpigmentation and minimizes the appearance of fine lines.Â
“Sometimes the best antidote to our worries is simply to live from one breath to the next.The breath acts as a metronome to center the mind in its stream of incessant thoughts.”- Barbara Close
Evening Salt Soak
Restore after a long day with an Evening Salt Soak. Fill a bath with warm water and pour 1 pound of detoxifying Epsom or Dead Sea Salts into the tub. Add 4 drops of calming Clary Sage and 2 drops of Lavender. Stir the water before getting in to disperse the salts and the oils. Soak for 20 to 30 minutes.