Not All Lavenders Are Created Equal

January 6, 2010 by Meg  
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Remember how I mentioned the “lavender” bath salts I tried giving Martha before I knew that there was a difference between high end lavender and grocery store lavender? After doing some research, I can attest to how wrong I was. So. Wrong.
Let’s break it down:
“Lavender”:  A lot of products in grocery stores with a “lavender” [...]

Who Is Meg?

December 30, 2009 by Meg  
Filed under Martha & Meg's Blog

Martha and Meg

Martha’s home was my second home, where I got to sniff all of her special formulas, learn about Martha’s new research (she was doing yoga well before Madonna even sat on a mat), play duets (cello and viola) and hang out with Drea, and enjoy the beautiful atmosphere that Martha had created. It was an aromatic bubble away from my parent’s house.

How Hydrosols Work for All Skin Types

October 1, 2009 by Meg  
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Our Hydrating Mist contains hydrosols, which are commonly called ‘floral waters’. We use real hydrosols because all skin types, even the most sensitive, can absorb and benefit from them… [Read More]

Tea Tree: Anti-Bad & Pro-Good

September 15, 2009 by Meg  
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Our Facial Sugar Scrub contains classic tea tree oil plus two additional, unique types of tea tree: lavender and lemon. Tea tree addresses breakouts and inflammatory responses by being antibacterial, antiviral, anti-fungal, anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial…[Read More]