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Herbs and natural cures
by Polly Priester
Take lavender! I love lavender. Lavender is so easy to plant and look after, flourishes year after year, has a lovely, soothing scent, is known to induce relaxation, and keeps the moths away. I have a lavender plant on my kitchen window sill and sachets of lavender in my cupboards.
There are many methods to learn about herbal gardening. I personally have plenty of herbal gardening books on hand. You can exchange information with fellow gardeners or plant nursery salespersons too. And dont forget elderly people. They have a wealth of information about herbs and natural cures.
Just the other day I mentioned to an elderly friend that my hair has been losing its luster. 'No problem,' she said. 'Take one egg yolk, olive oil, juice of one lemon. Mix together in a bowl. Using your fingers or a basting brush, rub or brush the mixture thoroughly onto your scalp, around the hair roots, and onto the hair. Wrap a towel around your hair for two hours, then rinse in lukewarm water and shampoo as usual'.
I followed her instructions. Sure enough, my hair has a renewed luster and more body than it has had in a long time.
You can learn about natural cures by improvising with things found at home. Did you ever feel like your face was an elastic mask? I did. I desperately needed something to soothe and moisturize my skin. Yogurt was the perfect solution. After rubbing some on my face and letting it soak in I felt and looked twenty years younger.
Natural cures are my idea of fun!
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Herbs and natural cures in brief. Things you must know about lavender, herbal gardening and more
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