Me?
"Complete ability to be self absorbed in the highest of possible ways and not feel shame!"
the menu is beautiful and the soap base remains my lovely one
Three things
shea butter
organic cold pressed coconut oil
organic olive oil cold pressed
The oils can never remain the same. Wine is a great example of how the flavors change for every year. Same with flowers and grasses. that is why we must always respect our earth, try. the plastics are not good at all for us, not at all. We are earth. All of us put together. deny it we might, but think of our planet as part of our anatomy. Even the dark parts have an important job. Look at the liver and how it works for you right now. My point was that oils change by the growing season. the rain, the sunshine and soil play a past in the final scent profile..how benzine turns completely useful with the addition of a couple of carbon and hydrogen chains to make cinnamon is the mystery..the divine unknown.
sigh...
I am so content and happy at the moment and in time. My kids are great and Summer just brings out my greedy juicy ideas..mmmmmm
Old whore with the new labdanum, done and almost all sold out..:) hurry.
She was loaded yo. 4 ounces patchouli..
1 ounce labdanum
1/4 ounce oakmoss
vetiver to taste, aged please..
Bergamot
ani's crazy citrus blend or a nice mellow mix of your own..no lemongrass!
vanillas
jasmine grand
This makes only 8 hunks of too rich soap bars..yes only 8..why is she called, "the old whore"?:))
I am not in love with jasmine but what jasmine does with labdanum is profound.
I love oils so much, so much.
www.eleneetha.com
You can take a look at some of the new items on the web site..
The lavender soap with Himalayan pink salt is strong and very salty and i know this is weird but tee tree soap is back by popular demand..people want it..I have a stinky one here loaded with neem!
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