Moonrise Herbs Blog

Happy #herbalwisdomwednesday, moonbeams!  Its summertime, friends, and weather changes can often mean that we need to switch up our skin care routines and buying new products can get expensive, so today we are delving into the world of DIY herbal face cleansers!  Coco-Charcoal Cleansing Oil – We know Charcoal peels are all the rage, but some of them can have some pretty hinky ingredients and have been shown to cause some skin damage.  This simple but effective formula cleanses and nourishes while leaving your epidural layer healthy and intact. 1 cup coconut oil (cleansing, antifungal) 1 – 2 teaspoons activated...

Hey, sweet Moonbeams! Glad to have you here for this week's Tarot & Tea. Today, I've pulled the King of Cups. He is a stoic figure, indeed. Although his emotions run very deep, he is able to hold himself apart from their tumultuous influence. His decisions are just and rational, regardless of his personal feelings in a situation. His calm demeanor and emotional stability comes from a deep-rooted sense of security in himself. Because of this, the King of Cups embodies tremendous grace and patience with others. He accepts people's differences and limitations, showing understanding when those around him fall...

In a time when so many of us feel overwhelmed with the state of the world and apprehension and even fear of what’s to come, flower essences may be just the energetic emotional support we need.  Two of the amazing FES Flourish Formula’s come straight to mind. Fear-Less can be quite helpful for those with chronic anxiety as well as those acute moments (like a job interview, performance, travel, etc) that bring about panic, anxiousness and fearfulness.  Use 1-2 sprays internally or as a body mist to aid you in gaining composure and containment so you can face those scary...

Hi, Moonbeams! Welcome to Tarot & Tea. Today’s card is the Two of Swords. Although this card has been titled “Peace” by the Haindl Tarot and other decks, beginning with the Thoth Tarot, the interpretation is not particularly peaceful. More so, the presence of this card in a reading reveals the underlying tension of a seemingly serene situation. Indicative of repressed emotions, hidden stress and stifled hunches, the Two of Swords has completely lost touch with the bold truth and clarity embodied by the ace of the suit. The Two of Swords is accompanied by a passive attitude which stems...