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There’s a reason Myrrh Oil has been coveted for thousands of years—from sacred temples in Egypt to the apothecaries of early herbalists. Far from being just another essential oil, Myrrh (Commiphora myrrha) is a resin-born powerhouse that smells like history itself: warm, spicy, and grounding in a way citrus and florals can’t touch. Today, it’s as relevant for your skincare shelf as it once was for ancient altars.

So, what makes Myrrh Essential Oil worth a spot in your routine—and how do you actually use it?

Dry patches one day, breakouts the next? Skin that reacts to everything? Jojoba Oil might be the missing piece in your routine.

Unlike most plant oils that sit on top of your skin or clog your pores, Jojoba Oil actually mimics your skin’s natural sebum—which means it works with your body, not against it. It balances oily zones, softens dry areas, calms irritation, and never feels greasy.

Oh—and it doesn’t go rancid in three months like most natural oils. This stuff lasts.

Whether you’re building a stripped-back skincare routine or looking for a smarter carrier oil to blend with your favorite essential oils, Jojoba Oil is the one that always gets it right.

If you’re looking for a single oil to simplify your skincare and haircare routine, meet Marula Oil. Cold‑pressed from the kernels of the Sclerocarya birrea tree—native to Southern Africa—Marula Oil is often called “liquid gold” for good reason. With a silky, lightweight feel and a nutrient-rich profile, it works beautifully for nearly every skin and hair type.

If you’ve used witch hazel before, you probably remember that sharp, drying sensation. That’s not the plant itself—it’s the alcohol. Most conventional witch hazel products are made by soaking the bark, leaves, and twigs of Hamamelis virginiana (the witch hazel shrub) in ethanol to pull out the active compounds. While effective, this method can strip your skin’s natural oils and leave it tight, especially with repeated use.

But witch hazel doesn’t have to sting. In its purest form, witch hazel is a hydrosol—a gentle, plant‑distilled water created when the shrub is steamed to release its beneficial oils and waters. Hydrosols carry the soothing tannins, antioxidants, and trace vitamins from the plant in a water‑based solution, without the harsh burn of alcohol.

Jade Bloom’s Witch Hazel captures this true hydrosol form: 100% pure, alcohol‑free, non‑GMO, and ethically sourced from USA‑grown Hamamelis virginiana. It’s skin‑loving enough for all skin types, even the most sensitive.

Your immune system faces a lot every day, from seasonal threats to invisible germs. That’s why we created two powerhouse blends with very different personalities. Protect is bold and warming, built on spicy classics like clove and cinnamon. Defend is fresher and softer, layering citrus and lavender into its antimicrobial mix. Both are designed to help you breathe cleaner air, keep your home purified, and support your body’s natural defenses—without relying on synthetic chemicals.

Here’s how they work, what the science says about their ingredients, and how to choose the one that fits your routine.

If you’ve heard of Amla oil—or as it’s commonly mispronounced, “Alma oil”—you probably know it’s a staple in Ayurvedic hair care. But what makes this Indian gooseberry oil so powerful, and why do people swear by it for thicker, stronger hair and healthier skin?

Let’s break down what it is, how it’s made, and how to make the most of it in your routine.

Bug bites are one of the quickest ways to ruin a perfect summer day. The itching, redness, and irritation can drive anyone crazy—and most store-bought solutions are full of synthetic ingredients.

Luckily, you can whip up your own all-natural DIY itch stick in just a few minutes using simple, skin-loving ingredients. It’s portable, effective, and safe for the whole family.

Here’s how to make one at home!

Aromatherapy before a breast biopsy offers a simple, science-backed way to ease anxiety and pain. Inhaling lavender or lavender-peppermint essential oils for 20 minutes before the procedure can lower stress scores and reduce discomfort without drugs or side effects. This low-cost, easy-to-integrate ritual empowers patients and fits seamlessly into clinical workflows.

If you’re someone who loves keeping things natural and wants your favorite scent close at all times—this DIY solid perfume locket is the perfect blend of beauty, function, and wellness.

In this quick and fun tutorial, we’re showing you how to create your own solid perfume using simple, natural ingredients—and store it in a beautiful locket that travels with you wherever you go.

Two powerful oils. One clear difference.

If you’ve ever used Tea Tree for a breakout or blemish, you know it works fast. But what if you need something gentler—without sacrificing effectiveness? That’s where Manuka steps in.

These two oils may be plant cousins, but they serve different roles in your skincare and wellness lineup. Here’s how to choose the right one for you.