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Derived from a 1653 recipe for "tooth powder," this modern take was created to naturally and safely protect your teeth and gums. Boasts teeth-whitening, anti-inflammatory, anti-fungal, and breath-freshening properties.Materials: rose, lemon, sage, nutmeg, clove
To Use: Dampen your tooth brush, tap the bristles into the powder and brush away!
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This dry shampoo is an original recipe from 1933 and, unlike hair powder, is meant to be brushed out. Original directions read: "Apply and rub vigorously into the roots of the hair. Leave on for 10 minutes. Rub the scalp again and shake the excess off. The hair must be then be brushed with a stiff-bristled brush until every trace of shampoo has vanished." Materials: Orris Root, Organic Corn Flour, Magnesite -
This recipe was concocted after researching several historical tea recipes and common herb uses for coughs, colds, and chest infections. This soothing blend has a pleasant taste and a boost of Vitamin-C that will certainly quell all of your wintry ailments. Materials: Organic Black Tea, Organic Chamomile, Organic Elderflower, Organic Lemon Balm, Organic Rose Hips, Organic Peppermint, Organic Red Clover, Vegan Friendly -
In this comprehensive guide to artisan distilling, American Distilling Institute founder Bill Owens will teach you how contemporary master distillers transform water and grain into the full range of exquisite, timeless spirits. The Art of Distilling, Revised and Updated is your exclusive backstage pass into the world of small-scale distilling of whiskies, gins, vodkas, brandies, and many other spirits. Like no other book on the subject, The Art of Distilling goes to lengths to explore the actual craft of distilling, in detail. Beginning with a brief history of distilling and introduction to the process itself, this book offers a comprehensive overview of the art of distilling today.