8 Useful Epsom Salt Hacks You Need to KnowDespite its name, Epsom salt is not something you put on your fries. It is called salt because of its chemical structure. Epsom salt or Magnesium Sulfate, is an inorganic salt containing magnesium, sulfur and oxygen. The product was named after the spring in Epsom, England where the naturally-occurring mineral was discovered in the water. Long known as a natural remedy for a number of illnesses, Epsom salt has numerous health benefits as well as many beauty, household, and gardening-related...
Hidden Dangers of Synthetic Fragrances and How to Replace ThemThe crisp aromas of fall have now replaced the tropical scents of summer. Whiffs of cinnamon and vanilla abound while smells of sunblock and saltwater evaporate into the autumn air. For many, fall is a time to retreat indoors and get cozy. Feel free to throw on those fuzzy socks, but you may want to think twice before lighting that pumpkin scented candle on your coffee table. This is because everything from scented candles to your favorite bar of soap may contain synthetic fragrances which p...
5 Simple Ways to Be Healthier in 2020For many, the New Year offers a chance to reflect on one's habits and hit the reset button. Bettering one's health is one of the most common resolutions to make, whether it's losing weight, exercising more or eating a wholesome diet. While you may set off on your 2020 health journey with good intentions, it’s easy to get caught up with fad diets and quick fixes to improve your health. The thing is, there is not a one step approach to becoming a healthier version of yourself and t...
The Benefits of Beeswax for Rosacea and EczemaFind out what beeswax is, how it can help soothe your rosacea and eczema, and why we use it as the main ingredient in our Bee-tanical Body Balm. What is Beeswax? Beeswax is made from the honeycomb of bees, mainly the honeybee. By mixing pollen oils into honeycomb wax, bees turn the wax from white to yellow. Beeswax is used in a number of health and beauty products and is believed to alleviate pain, fungal skin infections, high cholesterol and other conditions. This all-natural product can a...
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Still haven't gotten a COA for this product to verify the company's third party testing. I haven't heard from them in over a week. I have left a voicemail and a couple e-mails that have not been returned. It has been a month since I first ordered this product.
Greenway is refusing to provide 3rd party testing results
Well packaged product showed up amazingly fast. I attempted to contact greenway many times by email and by the website listed phone number. I received exactly one response from Tom Fert saying that they could help me establish a weekend pickup. It has now been a couple weeks and I still don't have a weekend pickup date, and complete radio silence about getting copies of the 3rd party testing results that they claim on their website.
I am greatly concerned about the quality of the product if the company is not really willing to provide the data that it claims to have, and advertises as a selling point of its products. I am also concerned about dealing with a business who can't or won't communicate.
8 Useful Epsom Salt Hacks You Need to Know
Despite its name, Epsom salt is not something you put on your fries. It is called salt because of its chemical structure. Epsom salt or Magnesium Sulfate, is an inorganic salt containing magnesium, sulfur and oxygen. The product was named after the spring in Epsom, England where the naturally-occurring mineral was discovered in the water. Long known as a natural remedy for a number of illnesses, Epsom salt has numerous health benefits as well as many beauty, household, and gardening-related...
Hidden Dangers of Synthetic Fragrances and How to Replace Them
The crisp aromas of fall have now replaced the tropical scents of summer. Whiffs of cinnamon and vanilla abound while smells of sunblock and saltwater evaporate into the autumn air. For many, fall is a time to retreat indoors and get cozy. Feel free to throw on those fuzzy socks, but you may want to think twice before lighting that pumpkin scented candle on your coffee table. This is because everything from scented candles to your favorite bar of soap may contain synthetic fragrances which p...
5 Simple Ways to Be Healthier in 2020
For many, the New Year offers a chance to reflect on one's habits and hit the reset button. Bettering one's health is one of the most common resolutions to make, whether it's losing weight, exercising more or eating a wholesome diet. While you may set off on your 2020 health journey with good intentions, it’s easy to get caught up with fad diets and quick fixes to improve your health. The thing is, there is not a one step approach to becoming a healthier version of yourself and t...
The Benefits of Beeswax for Rosacea and Eczema
Find out what beeswax is, how it can help soothe your rosacea and eczema, and why we use it as the main ingredient in our Bee-tanical Body Balm. What is Beeswax? Beeswax is made from the honeycomb of bees, mainly the honeybee. By mixing pollen oils into honeycomb wax, bees turn the wax from white to yellow. Beeswax is used in a number of health and beauty products and is believed to alleviate pain, fungal skin infections, high cholesterol and other conditions. This all-natural product can a...
