Herb'N Eden blog

Best Soap for Acne: Top 3 Picks for Clear Skin
I wanted to give you the back story on acne first, so we can not only offer you the best soap for acne but educate at the same time. Here are our 3 top soaps for acne to fight acne. Tea Tree & Tea TurmericOur Tea Tree & Turmeric is by far our top recommended soap for acne. We call it the medicinal bar because of the tea tree essential oil that is in it. Tea Tree oil contains terpinen-4-ol which has antimicrobial properties. When applied to the skin it destroys the skin inflaming bacteria which causes acne. Not to mention that it also has antiseptic and anti-fungal properties that prevent acne.
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Mindful Living: Embrace Natural Skincare & Holistic Lifestyle
The biggest thing I've learned since starting the Herb'N Eden brand is the power of mindful living. What do I mean by mindful living? Just living in the present each moment every day. Not letting the stresses of life overtake you. Not focusing too much on the past or future. You can't do anything about the past and the future isn't here yet, but we have the opportunity to shape it into whatever we want. Embracing a holistic lifestyle can enhance this journey.  Running this business has been such a valuable learning experience for me. Just studying our entire industry, from natural oils to essential oils, building out a system, I enjoy the entire process.
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Discover Homemade Skin Care: Natural Skincare with Oils & Herbs
So, you’re ready to spread the love of homemade skin care and natural skincare. You’re already into treating your body to the hundreds of benefits of herbs and essential oils and their uses. Your skin is glowing. The natural fragrances soothe you with every use. You want your people to experience this. Mild soaps are also a safe option. Our oatmeal honey soap is a gentle exfoliant that can be used on the entire body, showcasing the natural soap benefits. Our coconut and kaolin clay soap is a gentle detoxifier and moisturizer that we recommend for sensitive skin. Remember, what works for your skin may not be OK for your tribe.
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