Soap, Silk and so much more
Frankincense, derived from Boswellia trees, is renowned for its anti-inflammatory and therapeutic properties, aiding chronic pain, respiratory health, and potential cancer support. It also benefits skin by reducing aging signs and irritation. The distinct aromatic profile, enhanced with myrrh and gold mica in soap, evokes a warm and uplifting experience.
Meet the Maker March Challenge – Talk about design details There is a lot of thought and detail going into every bar of soap. Steve spends time determining the formula for each recipe of soap. The chemistry is a delicate balance of the various oils …
The Meet the Maker challenge highlights that the business is primarily for the owners, providing routine and financial support in retirement. It also serves loyal customers, fostering community connections reminiscent of past local businesses. Ultimately, the venture gives the owners purpose while engaging with the community and generating revenue.
The author reflects on the unpredictability of life as artists and small business owners, noting changes in art fair applications and societal issues. They discuss feelings of unrest due to global conflicts, economic struggles, and personal stress. To cope, they suggest reducing outside influences, engaging in hobbies, connecting with friends, and seeking comfort through faith and music.
The March Meet the Maker challenge today showcases current projects. Steve has finished a “Spa Series” of exotic scented soaps featuring clay for detoxification and a silky texture. Meanwhile, I have crafted two scarves in a peacock pattern and created an additional koi pond scarf.
Today’s March Meet the Maker Challenge question is Why do you make? Our initial response to that questions was we created the business to create revenue streams when we were between jobs. If you have followed us for any length of time you will know …
The author, a self-identified introvert who values conversation, discusses the impact of emotionally toxic individuals, labeling them as energy-drainers. They describe various categories such as Irresponsible Ivan and Emotional Vampire Edith, emphasizing the need to minimize exposure to these people for emotional well-being and personal growth.
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