Slow so slow @slowsoslow - Tumblr Blog

oh what i would give to be a cottage wife, with a cookbook filled to the brim with added pages and photos and recipes, a greenhouse brimming with flowering and fruiting plants, and a few cats and dogs, perhaps a chicken or two, and my beloved at my side

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UGH I crave this so much

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Welcome to my slowly-growing art studio space! IG:peachy_gogh

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I love the homemaker aesthetic. I love the pictures I reblog and I can’t wait to live such a wholesome life in a beautiful home BUT I know it’s not all sunshine and daisies. I know having children can be messy and frustrating. I know my kitchen will not always be spotless when I’m a housewife and working at home doesn’t mean a life free of stress. I’m sure most of housewife tumblr understands this and I don’t like to see people who are not in this community accusing us of romanticiszing this life. We know what we are getting ourselves into. Just because we reblog the most beautiful moments doesn’t mean we’re naiive.

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A very mori girl knife my parents got me for Christmas. I want to use it to gather herbs in the summer!

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Went to take a walk in Onoyamakoen, in Naha, and managed to find a nice green spot to take quick pictures. Dress: Thrifted Top, shawl and bag: Axes Femme Shoes: Cobb Hill Hair corsage: Innocent World Brooch: Vintage Tights: Tutuanna

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My great-aunt used to comb her hair 100 times every day to maintain her lucious locks.

Although I don’t think you necessarily have to comb it that much, combing your hair can be very beneficial to hair growth since it stimulates blood flow in the scalp, and evenly spreads the natural oils it produces.

To sprinkle a little magick into tradition I created this little spell. I’d recommend using a wooden brush since it’s eco-friendly and it spreads the oil much better. Repeat these words as you gently brush through, envisioning your hair growing:

“Grow, grow fast as weeds, soft as snow, so mote it be!”

Additionally, you can make some hair oil to add if you have very long, thick hair (like me), or dry; especially important at the tips of your hair to prevent breakage. Careful not to tug too hard! Detangeling your hair first may help.

🕊Hair Oil

Apricot seed oil, coconut oil, sunflower seed oil, vitamin E oil, lavender essential oil, jasmine essential oil, rose essential oil, dried rose and jasmine buds (I removed them after a few weeks to so that the oil would come out easier from the bottle)