Funny Folk Remedies

Natural remedies have been around since the dawn of time itself. Many cultures have used herbal tinctures, medicinal mushrooms and even utilitising the elements to promote healing and wellness. In Mary Tylor's most recent podcast episode, our staff discussed some hilarious folk remedies.

Our hilarious podcast cohosts, Bryan

Mind your Beeswax! Great DIY Crafts you can Make with Beeswax

Beeswax is a great natural Base for homemade products.  It is a wonderful component to add to your life if you are a DIY enthusiast. Natural products such as candles, chapsticks, makeup and lotions can be made without the use of chemicals and toxins.

DIY Beeswax

Beeswax is a substance produced by worker bees, which is secreted by glands on the bee’s abdomen. It is naturally a yellow-brownish color, but can also be purified to different shades of yellow or even white.

What is the difference between white and yellow b

DIY Candles, Neosporin, Lip Balm, & Sunscreen with Beeswax - Better Ingredients for a Better Life!  - Mary Tylor Naturals

Natural Secrets for a Successful Thanksgiving

When the leaves are turning colors and the air is getting chilly, that means that the holiday season is rapidly approaching. Among the joys of the autumn time of year, Thanksgiving is probably one of the most enjoyable parts.  Below is a list of natural secrets to make your Thanksgiving as successful

The 411 on Beeswax

What is it?

Beeswax is a natural substance made by honeybees that has been used since ancient times for its amazing benefits. Ancient Egyptians

Candles: Comforting or Cancer Causing?

Candles are a staple of relaxing comfort in most American homes, but most people would be alarmed to discover that candles can be toxic and harmful to their health. Candles can contain chemicals which are known to damage the human body and cause cancer. Exposure to these chemicals

Measurement conversions for beeswax

1 Tablespoon   =  ½ ounce  

2 Tablespoons =  1 ounce

¼ c  (4 Tblsp)  =  2 ounces

½ cup (8 Tblsp)   = 4 ounces (¼ pound)

1 cup (16 Tblsp)  =  8 ounces (½ pound)

2 cups (32 Tblsp)  = 16 ounces (1 pound)