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Self Care with essential oils!

2/14/2020

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Do you ever feel like your bad at self care?
When other people around you tell you to make time for yourself.
does this sound familiar?
Well i know for myself i always usually put things aside and say no i will paint my nails tomorrow or i will have a facial night tomorrow ha ha is anyone else the same ??

Well for myself my skin is the number one thing i love to take care of and i would like to share with you my skin routine to have glowing clear skin that also hydrates the face and improves the appearance of pores.

When i was growing up i struggled to find natural ways to have clearer skin , i am pretty sure i tried every product in the supermarket, not even kidding!! ha ha!!
Then i meet my amazing fiance and he introduced me to essential oils- being one of them Frankincense !

So i did the research and discovered it had huge benefits on skin care and is also an anti wrinkle remedy,,,,,,, yesss cause that's what we all want right !!!  

When my fiance introduced it to me he told me that it has amazing benefits for your skin i was fascinated and went onto discovering this amazing face mask you can whip up with just a few products that are affordable and the best thing is that it is all natural ingredients no nasty's which i was super excited about!!

So lets get started!

So i will be introducing you all to a face mask that everyone can do its super easy and you only need a few ingredients - These ingredients you can find at your local health food shop.

- you will need a bowl 
- 1 teaspoon of coconut oil 
- 2 drops of frankincense oil mix in well with coconut oil 
- And a tablespoon of redmond clay 
- mix all ingredients together 
- After you have mixed all ingredients together your ready to apply to your face :)

- Make sure your face is clean and cleansed and completely dry  
- Evenly spread the mask onto your face and leave it on until the clay is completely dried on      skin.
- Once dried wash your face with a warm facewasher
- Your skin may look a little red but that is ok 
- Continue your skin routine twice a week before you go to bed each night 

Try this technique and see what results you get!

I'm curious to know if it works for you?

Please let me know in the comments below how you go with it , it has done wonders in my skin routine!

Sending much love and light !

Louise :)
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Five ways to feel more present in your life!

2/14/2020

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Being present allows us to appreciate the little things in life instead of worrying about the things in our lives that happen day to day.

When our lives are so busy, and we are constantly running we sometimes forget to slow down and be in the present moment so we can still enjoy life fully.So, what does present really mean?And how exactly can we live in the moment? 

5 Ways to be present every day!!

Being present means creating awareness and paying attention to what’s going on around you and your environment this can be a struggle, but I have put together a few ideas that you can practice and use as a guide so you can start to enjoy the little things in life when things get a bit chaotic around you.

1-  Notice your surroundings!

Take a moment to check in with yourself sit quietly and go inward. Ask yourself some questions like: What is around me? How am I feeling right now? What can I hear? Who is around me? What am I grateful for?This only takes a few minutes and is a great thing to do it keeps you aware of your surroundings and the thoughts you are thinking. 

2 – Take time out!

Making sure you carve out time in your day to intentionally be present, a walk in the park or listening to relaxation music for calmness while you are cooking or doing the house work, Mindfulness is something that takes patience and great to have in your daily routine weather it be a meditation practice, yoga or another mindfulness practice make sure you take time out for you.

3 – Detach from technology!

Try to spend time away from your phone and computer every day. Read a book, go for a walk or go have coffee with a friend its important to have time away from the internet and to connect with our loved ones around us and appreciate one another’s company.

 4 – Journal your feelings!

Connecting to how you feel is important. I encourage you to sit with a pen and paper and write out everything you are feeling without judgment or criticism just be and let yourself feel. This helps with mental chatter we may experience throughout the day and keeps us grounded as we are aware of our thoughts and feelings and know that we have the power to change them.

5 – Focus on your breath!

Throughout the day you can be so caught up in things that we forget the most important thing to breath ha-ha!! It sounds silly but its true most of the time we forget the very importance of our breath, So I encourage you throughout your day to stop and take a couple of deep breaths into your belly and focus your mind on your inhaling and exhaling. This will align you with being in the present moment. 

I hope that these five practices help you in your daily life! I would be really interested to hear from you if you have any daily practices that you incorporate into your daily routine, its great to give each other ideas and encourage one another to at least finding time throughout the day to be in the present moment and enjoy life’s riches gifts of just being present 😊

Please comment below I would be interested to hear your ideas 😊 

Sending much love and light to you all!

Peace & Love,

​
Louise 
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