We are also working on a rebrand which has just been finalised. It’s been about a year in the making (thanks to me being super fussy/the biggest perfectionist in the world!). The new branding is such a dream and I can’t wait to finally launch it!
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We are also working on a rebrand which has just been finalised. It’s been about a year in the making (thanks to me being super fussy/the biggest perfectionist in the world!). The new branding is such a dream and I can’t wait to finally launch it!
Then of course, the herbs we use in our organic tea blends have different therapeutic components that can help to improve the function of all body systems: digestive, nervous, endocrine(hormones) and immune. An example is the active component of peppermint, menthol, is a volatile oil that has a relaxing effect on the intestines, lessening spasms and cramps. Calendula, also known as Marigold, has active components called flavonoids that help to reduce inflammation in the body today: Living own first saying saw second open third.
How important is tea when it comes to health?
This should really not be underestimated! The first thing I love talking about is the actual act of making a loose-leaf herbal tea. Being able to take time out for yourself is so important, even if it’s for five minutes a day while (consciously) making a cup of tea. Mindfully boiling the kettle, admiring the beautiful different vibrant herbs going into your teapot, and waiting the couple of minutes for it to steep (and forcing yourself not to multitask).
Then of course, the herbs we use in our organic tea blends have different therapeutic components that can help to improve the function of all body systems: digestive, nervous, endocrine(hormones) and immune. An example is the active component of peppermint, menthol, is a volatile oil that has a relaxing effect on the intestines, lessening spasms and cramps. Calendula, also known as Marigold, has active components called flavonoids that help to reduce inflammation in the body today: Living own first saying saw second open third
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Your blog post is really great and detailed! I really like the way you analyzed this year’s fall and winter fashion trends. I’m debating whether to choose a long or short coat to suit my height of 5’2″. Could you give me some advice?
Hi Joe, I have a similar height and used to have the same dilemma. In my experience, a short coat usually works better for our height as it doesn’t overwhelm the figure. But a long coat with the right cut can also make you look taller if paired with high-waisted pants or boots. Hope this helps!
I loved this article! It’s incredible how fashion can evolve so fast, and your insights about sustainable fashion were spot on. I’m curious if you think eco-friendly materials will become more mainstream in the upcoming seasons?
Great article as always! I’m currently loving the trend of oversized blazers, but I’m worried they might not suit someone with a petite frame like mine. What are your thoughts on how to style them?