Wellness blog: Natural

Unlike almonds which are grown for food or cotton which is grown for fibre, every part of the hemp plant including its seeds, leaves, and stalk can be used for something. Not a single piece of this plant goes to waste!

Considered the “Tree of Life” due to its remarkable versatility. The tough skin of the coconut tree can be used for: making fences, decoration, landscaping; the mature flesh of the coconut can be used for cosmetics, oil or soaps; and the fruit can be cooked and made into charcoal - amazing!

The majority of us have no idea what we’re spraying all over our homes, not even on food surfaces! In a time when wellness is often on our minds and we've educated ourselves about all things healthy eating and personal care products, healthy cleaning ingredients are just not something many of us have thought about.

Being health conscious and making better choices in the “google it” age seems like it should be a breeze. We have endless resources and information in the palm of our hands (when we’re not aimlessly scrolling through instagram), but at a time where there is as much noise as there are choices in the “health food” aisle, we don’t blame you for feeling overwhelmed or let down. 

Bathing dates back thousands of years, various cultures have historically recognised the physical and emotional benefits of water immersion. Charlotte, From Earth founder, has shared with us a very special bath salt recipe for you to make at home...