🌸 Mist Your Way to Radiant Skin This Summer
Hi!
When summer gets hot, our skin often cries out for a little relief—and our spirits do too.
That’s why I did my podcast episode this week about DIY hydrating mists—those light, floral sprays that cool, soothe, and refresh your skin in an instant.
In this episode of Plants, Flowers, Oils & Whimsy, you’ll learn how to make your own facial mists using rose, lavender, and peppermint. These are great for women over 40 who want hydration without heaviness.
In the episode you’ll hear:
🌸 Why face mists are more than just water
🌿 How rose, lavender, and peppermint support mature skin
✨ How to turn your mist into a cooling, calming self-care ritual
And if you’re ready to take it a step further…
I’d love to invite you to join me inside my mini course: Spring Hydration: Crafting Wildflower Mists.
In just 2 hours, you’ll learn how to make your own wildflower-infused face mists—from calming to energizing blends, tailored to your skin and the season.
🌼 Includes:
✔️ 6 video slideshow lessons + PDFs
✔️ Interactive workbook with checklists and recipes
✔️ Bonus guides + wildflower benefits chart
All for just $49!
💫 Let nature refresh your skin and soul.
👉Join now - Your mist magic awaits.
🌿 Plant of the Week: Lavender
This week, let’s slow down with lavender—the queen of calm.
Known for its soothing scent and gentle healing properties, lavender is one of the most versatile herbs in skincare and self-care. It’s perfect for women over 40 who want to nourish both skin and spirit.
Skincare Benefits of Lavender:
Calms irritation and redness
Supports cell regeneration for mature skin
Antibacterial and gentle for breakouts or inflammation
Feels and smells lovely in mists, masks, and oils
Self-Care Uses:
Diffuse or spritz for instant relaxation
Add to a warm bath or foot soak
Use in your journaling space for focus and emotional grounding
Let lavender invite you to breathe deeper, move slower, and rest well.
🌸 Summer Recipe of the Week: Lavender Aloe After-Sun Gel
This recipe is perfect for soothing sun-exposed skin—light, refreshing, and calming.
🌿 Lavender Aloe After-Sun Gel
Ingredients:
1/4 cup pure aloe vera gel (store-bought or freshly scooped)
1 tsp lavender hydrosol, tea, or distilled water
5 drops lavender essential oil
2 drops peppermint essential oil (optional for cooling effect)
1 tsp calendula-infused oil or jojoba oil (optional for extra moisture)
Directions:
In a clean bowl, combine the aloe vera gel with lavender hydrosol.
Stir in essential oils and moisturizing oil (if using).
Mix well and transfer to a small glass jar or squeeze bottle.
Store in the fridge for up to 1–2 weeks.
To Use:
Apply to clean skin after sun exposure, a hot shower, or anytime your skin feels dry, flushed, or tired. Safe for face and body.
✨ Radiant Things I’m Loving This Week
Here are a few cozy, creative things lighting me up lately:
🕯️ Water with fresh mint and a slice of lemon – perfect for a cooling afternoon moment. Here are some more infused water recipes.
Here is an article I wrote for Wellbeing Magazine - 10 ways to keep your skin hydrated.
📓 Washi tape + lavender stickers for journaling layouts
📖 Re-reading Ecclesiastes 3 – a gentle reminder that there’s a time for everything
🧴 Cooling Rose Aloe Facial Mist – light, floral, and oh-so calming on summer skin
🌿 Want More?
Get more recipes, plant spotlights, and seasonal rituals in my membership program. Each month, we explore natural skincare in rhythm with the seasons—with guided rituals, and herbal insights.
Thank you for being here with me. If you enjoyed the podcast, I’d love for you to share it with a friend or leave a quick review—it helps other women like you discover natural, beautiful ways to care for their skin.
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See you next week!