Totally agree with the sunscreen (and everything else). I’m a dietitian and have noticed that once I get my clients off of processed foods, the number one comment about their skin is that they don’t burn anymore. I am fairly certain it is the elimination of the seed oils in those foods (soy and such, especially in combination with a high sugar content). I have always hated mainstream sunscreen (especially when I see parents spraying it all over their kids - even in their faces!) and if you eat well, you truly don’t need it and there are other, better alternatives, carrot seed oil and raspberry seed oil work well. Love your content!

@janonthemtn

2 жыл бұрын

Video with Tucker Goodrich confirms no seed oils improves tolerance to the sun.

If you rub the milky substance that comes out of the dandelion stem when removing the flower onto a wart will make it magically disappear. I've experienced this in three different cases.

We do a lot of hunting and we try to use all parts of animal... so ive started making soap from the deer tallow. It is very conditioning on the skin and makes a nice hard bar!

@Vienna1902

2 жыл бұрын

@Teesha Stutzman in my part of the world (middle Europe) deer tallow is being used for centuries in Germanic traditional medicine for healing deep cracks on heels and nourishing rough skin on hands and elbows. An ointment based on deer tallow can be bought in drugstores and pharmacies, its called "hirsch talg creme" (hirsch = deer , in German)

@utopicconfections5257

2 жыл бұрын

Amazing!

Love your topic concerning sunscreen. I am originally from the northern hemisphere and I have fair skin tone. I lived in Australia for several years in my 30’s. The sun there is extreme at times so sunscreen lotions factor 50 were at every home and office - understandable I thought. However, what I found out over time, as you are referring to, is that I developed a foundation tan/protection by gradually building it, but the healthier I ate (think Mediterranean oils and veggies) my skin tolerated the sun even better! There is a lot of fear in Australia concerning the sun, however staying only indoors, cover up 95% of your body, and using sun factor 50, is in my opinion more stressful and unhealthy for the body! Our bodies need the sunshine. I feel and live healthier in the sun ☀️🥑🥰

Ha ha ha! So funny you're talking about this. This this morning had to run out to help someone and my Mr. showered I just got back and he just advised of where on the body not to get the Castile soap I just bought. It was peppermint.

@nightowl2481

2 жыл бұрын

That’s a rough way to wake up! 😂

@kleineroteHex

2 жыл бұрын

IF properly diluted it is quite ok😁

I'm absolutely LOVING your channel! You're so informative, I appreciate this info so much. Thank you Heidi!

My husband surprised me yesterday when he recommended your videos for home remedies to a friend.

Hi Heidi God is good all the time. Hallelujah.❤

I made a basil/blueberry kombucha a week or two ago and it was AMAZING!!! This is one of my new favorites. the basil added such a fresh delicious flavor! 🌱

@teriw5313

Жыл бұрын

Recipe please. 😊

I have dry skin can't get ahead of it, I had it all of my life. My husband eats the same foods I do and he is fine. I have tried so many things.Thanks for the video, yes I agree with you it is from the inside out.

I’ll be revisiting your soap making videos when I get enough flowers dehydrated to make a couple of batches of soap. I do have some infused oils made from last years herbs. ❤ this topic, thanks! Many Blessings!!

My sister just recommended your videos. ❤ Inspired to do more than I have in the past. Thank you.

I just ordered the the soap with your discount code saved almost six bucks and free shipping. I also your skin cream. Cannot wait to get them.

I haven't used sunscreen ever. One nurse lectured me and I told her to stop. I mentioned what she said to my MD and he said she was wrong to do that and agreed the potential cancer it causes.

Yes God is soooo good. Was definitely looking for a homemade soap my skin is generally dry perfect timing.

Thank you for video. My favorite is ginger with honey.. sometimes add lemon.

I love my whipped tallow cream. Adding some she butter or a home made infused oil and/ or a little EO of this, that the other kind😊

Hi Heidi. I love this video & can't wait to try natural skin care. Wanted to ask. I love that you did a video talking about diets. But I was wondering if you can do one specific to weight loss, like what herbs, foods, nutrients are good for it. Kind of like how you did 2 videos on high blood pressure, one where you gave your take on if people should be prescribed medication for HBP and then you did another video on natural help for chronic HBP. I use that as an example because hearing you talk about HBP in 2 different ways was helpful. So was wondering if you can do something like that for weight loss. Because you did a GREAT video on your take on all these diets people are going on, I was wondering if you can do another video talking about weight loss but this time, a video that can go in your natural remedies playlist about herbs, nutrients, foods, & maybe even essential oils that are good for weight loss. 🙂

@RainCountryHomestead

2 жыл бұрын

I will try to remember to do that at some point

Hi Heidi, God is good all the time. Hallelujah❤❤❤

Thanks for sharing Heidi I enjoy watching today

Thank you Heidi.🤗 Blessings!💜

Love this 🙌🏼❤️🥑🥥 🧼 thank you Heidi. You mentioned she’s butter. You inspired me to get my Shea butter out and make a whipped body butter and some lavender/Frankincense and coconut oil.

Thank you Heidi I always enjoy your video

Love this topic, You can't beat Homemade Beauty Products, At least you know what's in them.👍 I put sliced up Loofah in my Soaps, it's a great exfoliator, & I put Porridge Oats in a Muslin bag, & hang it on the Bath Tap. 🛁 Do you make you own Beard Balms too, for Mr Rain.? TFS RC, & take care too everyone. ❤🙂🐶

@RainCountryHomestead

2 жыл бұрын

No, I do not as I know he would have no interest in using them. He does use my skin cream for his hands though

@maxibake9323

2 жыл бұрын

@@RainCountryHomestead Oh right, I make some for Hubby, he works outside all day, so in the Winter his Skin gets very dry. Wind burn basically. Your Skin cream could be used anywhere really though, as it's a Natural product. I've even put Beard Balm on the Dogs Foot pads.👍🤗

@RainCountryHomestead

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, the thing I like about the skin cream is that it is so much more than that, it is a good ointment for various skin irritations and wounds, I often apply it to the ends of my hair after washing to condition and protect, I use it as a lip balm and works great to remove eye make up with out irritation to the eyes

@maxibake9323

2 жыл бұрын

@@RainCountryHomestead That's Brilliant, a Multi-Functional Cream. 'Heidi's🌱 Herbal 🌱Helper.' Lol. 👍🤗

@TheSunRiseKid

2 жыл бұрын

@@RainCountryHomestead oh WOW!! What a great idea for the ends of your hair! I’m going to try that! Thanks!🥰

I make tallow balm to moisturize my face and body, it works beautifully!!!

Great video and loaded with much needed info. Thank you so much ❤️

Great info, as always! Thank you, Heidi!

I’ve used colloidal silver on my skin mainly on my face for blemishes and it works great! Also recently I got a fever blister and the colloidal silver (that I learned from Heidi‘s videos) took it away in one day!! 🙂

@natalieklassen9775

2 жыл бұрын

How do you apply it? With a Q-tip?

@TheSunRiseKid

2 жыл бұрын

@@natalieklassen9775 Sorry I didn’t see this comment till now. I just put it on a cotton ball and let it sit on there for a couple minutes… I did it sporadically through the day when I had time🙂 I also put a little frankincense on… but like Heidi said you always should use a carrier oil first to see if your skin can handle it🙂 God bless🙏

Absolutely. Eat healthy and exercise of some sort. Not just skin but overall health.

I’m a big herbal tea drinker and yes even though I like green tea it can have bitterness so the rooibus tea is a favorite of mine and I often mix it with mint and a bit of honey and makes a wonderful tea to drink. Thank you Heidi for another great video on health!! Have a blessed day, Cindy

Just got the Dr. Jacobs products. Thank you for sharing your disount code.

This was awesome you are awesome.

🥰 Blessings! Great video and I'm gonna have to review some things on Rumble to get things straight. I'm personally not so happy with YuckTube these days. Dandelions are just popping up here in Central Maine! Picking as fast as I can!

Thank you about the sunscreen! Everyone thinks I am nuts to believe this! I just cringe to see people slather it on their kids and babies who are so sensitive to the chemicals!

This is my favorite subject that you talk about because you r so flawless I must know your secrets

Great video. Thank you

Heidi, for some reason I am braking out on my chin when I use coconut soap on my face. I am not sure what to do, when the chin brake outs. Thank you so much for talking on taking care of your skin. I have the Rose, I have the Peppermint, Charcoal, Natural as well. Thank you for that video that you talked about the Dr. Jacob's as well Heidi, and like you I use to use the Dr. Bronner's and I sure like Dr. Jocob's much better. I sure miss using the soap I use to buy from you! but I do realize you need time for yourself and for the grandkids. Heidi, I have not used sunscreen on my skin for over 30 years, when I did research on the sunscreen, and found you can get cancer from the sunscreen. Carrot oil with coconut oil is a good sunscreen. Another Great VIDEO.

@RainCountryHomestead

2 жыл бұрын

Do any of the others make your face break out?

@WendyK656

2 жыл бұрын

@@RainCountryHomestead It just seam's like everything I have use in the last 3 years is making me brake out. It just has been weird!

@RainCountryHomestead

2 жыл бұрын

I am guessing it may be from the stress of the move. I rarely get blemishes but for several months in a row my stress levels have been increasing and a couple of weeks ago or so when it was especially bad, I did get several on my face at once. Just one of the many ways high stress will manifest in the body. Shortness of breath and upper chest and/or back pains are a couple more (I have been dealing with those two as well but it is getting a little better and the blemishes cleared up)

@WendyK656

2 жыл бұрын

@@RainCountryHomestead Heidi, I did think about that as well! I am glad I said something to you about it. It has been stressful that is for sure! thank you for caring enough for me that you said what I thought.💗

Thanks for the info! 👍👍

Good morning 🙏

Good video , thanks for sharing ,God bless !

I really like your videos very informative I’m new to this channel and concept and excited to hear and learn more God Bless

You look great !😳this is so timely since I was just thinking of tending to my skin which ive solely neglected...better late than never. I always loved St Ives PRODUCTS for prices and QUALITY. Switzerl and at our door steps ! TY🌼🎇

Mornin 🌞😎

Not related to soap making. Thanks for advice to use 100% cotton cloth when dehydrating cheese. This works great. Thanks again. Enjoyed the soap video also

Excellent information, Heidi. Thank you so much. LUCRETIA

Ty

I just add turmeric to my coffee grounds because if you lean toward tart and bitter it combines great. I do not go through all that blending and stuff they show. Simple and refreshing ☺☺🌷🌷

@kleineroteHex

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the tip, I like nutmeg, cardamom and cinnamon - one at a time😉 added to my coffee grounds, will try turmeric!

@beverly3397

2 жыл бұрын

@@kleineroteHex Thank you I have not tried those so I will give them a try as well ☺☺

@kleineroteHex

2 жыл бұрын

@@beverly3397 I got very used to cardamom to the point that I did not like coffee without it, now I needed a change. Cinnamon has the strongest flavor, I just grind a bit of it with the beans, nutmeg is pleasant, also grind a piece with the beans. I did try the turmeric this afternoon, I may have to use a bit more next time - I could smell it but did not taste it much. I also grind roasted dandelion root sometimes with the beans. Happy experimenting :)

@beverly3397

2 жыл бұрын

@@kleineroteHex I am going to keep experimenting to get more herbs in my system on a regular bases. Your tips are wonderful ☺☺

@kleineroteHex

2 жыл бұрын

@@beverly3397 thank you!

I had acne horribly as a teenager and took several meds for it and it just kept coming back. When I was in my mid 20's I found out I had celiac disease and after a few weeks of no gluten my face cleared up for the first time since I was around 12. Here recently, I'm in my mid 30's now and it's came back with Vengeance and leaving scars. I'm currently trying to have enough motivation to do an elimination diet to see if that is the problem again. I feel like I've tried all kinds of essential oils ect and it's just not going away. I've been meaning to try your balm and wondered if it be good for scars? I've been on the lookout for the best scar treatment as the scars left behind are looking worse than the acne itself.. I never thought about dandelions for skin care. I should try that as well ! Thank you for all you do ! I love all your videos

Hi Heidi 👋

I oil cleanse and use a cream suitable for acne prone skin as my cheeks and chin still break out occasionally. Soap tends to get in my eyes and no matter how moisturizing a soap is, it makes the skin drier over time. For a time I did use soap on my face. I prefer the oil. My T-zone used to be oily but now in my early forties that area is dry and flaky. Eating flax seeds are good for part of preventing acne. Learned that tip from Bubble and Bee Organic. From my research cystic acne is caused by diet.

Direction matters if people brush their skin to promote a healthier lymphatic drainage, which brushing does. In that case, as a Licensed Massage Therapist, I would definitely say brush toward groin, arm pits, and hear. Lymph flows a certain way, and brushing your sking to enable better lymph flow should be done correctly. For simple exfoliation, people can do whatever they want.

Soooo glad I'm a guy. The only thing I do to my face besides shaving is leave it alone.

The direction of dry brushing matters in regards to lymphatic drainage; toward the sternum. There's more information about it in Ayurveda than herbalism.

@RainCountryHomestead

7 ай бұрын

Yep, that is the claim made

@MorePranaGardens

7 ай бұрын

@@RainCountryHomestead It's a pretty cool feeling; my sinuses draining immediately after dry brushing my face.

Heidi, I think "camellia" is pronounced "ca-MEEL-ya." They are gorgeous plants that bloom in winter. The blooms are stunning. I am learning so much I can't keep up!! When do you sleep? God bless you guys!!

@RainCountryHomestead

2 жыл бұрын

That figures. Now I have to break another bad habit if I can remember. Maybe one of these days I will finally be perfect at English

@Mrs.Patriot

2 жыл бұрын

@@RainCountryHomestead Oh, I hope I didn't hurt your feelings. I wouldn't want that. But if I can say this, I didn't know what plant you were talking about until you said it's what tea is made from. I live in Colorado and have a greenhouse, and camellia sinensis is one plant I hope to grow, for tea! As soon as we get the beds built. I am learning so much from your videos and your 'hello friends" greeting always brings a smile.

Ur an angel sent love ya

Love making my own soap and body butters with essential oils. If you are making cold process soap for the first time, don't put lavender buds on the top. They turn dark and look like mouse droppings. Ask me how I know.

@RainCountryHomestead

2 жыл бұрын

Haha! I made that mistake with certain other flowers, they did not look like mouse droppings but the color was blech. Calendula is nice because it holds its color well

I love dandelion salad.

I have always had dry skin i have tried lotions none helps unless i keep applying. Any advice

Hi heidi, have you a recipe for body spray please...as I'm confused as to whether to use vegetable glycerine or witch hazel to mix the essential oils and water to help them mix..all very confusing...you seem to store so much info, I thought you might know...

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

When you say body spray, do you mean as a fragrance? I simply just use essential oils and dab on like perfume. While I use them neat, some will need to dilute in oil.

Hi Heidi. Again , I am most grateful to you . In case you come across this message , I wanted to know if you happen to have a recipe for facial moisturizer . I couldn’t find one , and maybe it’s under a different title? God bless you abundantly !

@RainCountryHomestead

2 жыл бұрын

The skin cream recipe video is in the description box as noted. It is what I use on my face but also has many other uses.

@bonnegomez422

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you Heidi, so much for your kind response .

Any advise for post neuropathic itch on the face from when I had shingles back I March 2023? Also Linchen Sclerosis . I have hypothyroidism too

@RainCountryHomestead

9 ай бұрын

As noted in my previous comment, I do not know enough about that to give you any specific help but hopefully someone will read through the comments and see your question that can answer that

Thank you so much for sharing this video, it was very informative! I was wondering, what oil do you use to infuse your herbs for the facial oil? Thank you.

@RainCountryHomestead

2 жыл бұрын

Avocado: kzread.info/dash/bejne/jHlny9ZtZ92Xf7Q.html

I find when I add the coconut butter is cream very greasy.

Heide I know you have a video on how to sterilize jars before vacuuming sealing but I can’t find it can you help me

@RainCountryHomestead

2 жыл бұрын

The only video I have on sterilizing is about how I never do: kzread.info/dash/bejne/X4KtsMiSZbfPnZs.html

@cathythomas6098

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks you are a special lady God bless you

For those of use who know nothing about Rumble please help inform us? What is it? Could you make a a video just on it. Please explain why you going to Rumble? How do we use it? Is it free? I tried to get on it the Apple app and could not figure it out. Totally lost. Thank you for the help.

@RainCountryHomestead

2 жыл бұрын

While I do have a video coming out on Rumble, I have talked about it some in previous videos AND you can always go to the link in the description box. Yes, it is free, I woud not go to a platform that forced people to pay but I do not know about apps, I do not use my phone for stuff like that much

Have you tried tea made from the natural mint tea made with the chocolate mint plant leafs?

@RainCountryHomestead

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, I drink various fresh mint teas all through the spring and summer all from my own garden. I also dry up a bunch to make teas for the off season.

Heidi, I find this so interesting. I’m wondering if I can make an herbal infused oil using some bulk tea that is organic that I buy online? I have several blends that have several different flowers and herbs in them. Would that work? I’d like to try the skin cream recipe.

@RainCountryHomestead

2 жыл бұрын

I am sure you can but I would make sure you know what exactly is in that tea

Can you link your hemp seed oil soap recipe video? Cant seem to find that video. Much appreciated!

@RainCountryHomestead

2 жыл бұрын

I did not do a video on that particular one, sorry

How can i purchase your homemade products?!

@RainCountryHomestead

Жыл бұрын

Please email me at raincountryhomestead@gmail.com and I will send you a product list

🌸🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌸💕

Heidi do you use the natural bristle brushes in the shower or out of the shower like before you shower?

@RainCountryHomestead

2 жыл бұрын

In the shower. To me it is pointless to not do it in the shower. You still have to rinse off anyway.

Thank You Mrs Heidi for this video ☺️☺️. Question ❓ my daughter has Very oily skin and hair... But she has dandruff, any suggestions on what would help without adding a lot more oils? She works 3 days a week so she could do like a leave in treatment maybe 🤔🤔. Thanks for any advice 🙏🙏 Kendra

@RainCountryHomestead

2 жыл бұрын

Sometimes very oily simply means the skin is just over producing to prevent dry skin. This can also be caused from using very drying soaps and astringents. This will cause the skin to go into over drive creating an imbalance. Some people find switching to natural oils helps this balance get restored

@kmiller6002

2 жыл бұрын

@@RainCountryHomestead Thank You Mrs Heidi 🙏 Kendra

What can I use as a face wash and under eye cream. I have such dark circles.

@RainCountryHomestead

2 жыл бұрын

I shared in the video what I use as a face wash and that is either my homemade soap or the Dr. Jacobs soap I mentioned and I use my homemade skin cream for my whole face, even under my eyes.

I was having issues with walking so the doctor ordered a x-ray and they found out I have osteoarthritis so I told her what I was doing after the x-ray because I looked it up and I was talking advil for the pain she said that if I need something stronger than she can right a prescription and I was thinking no I don't want to do that because as far as I am concerned that is a nother way they make there money get you hooked on a drug that you should need to take and then they keep upping the price until you have to go without or pay them and I don't want to take anymore drugs than I am

What is vitamin F??? 🤓🥰😄

@RainCountryHomestead

2 жыл бұрын

I do not know, it was the first time I had heard of that one myself and I have not looked it up yet

@susan3200

2 жыл бұрын

I have a copy of Sally Fallon's book - Nourishing Traditions. Vitamin F is mentioned in it. (Page 255) "Vitamin F was first discovered as a part of the wheat germ oil vitamin complex; at least The term vitamin F was first used to designated the essential fatty acid fraction ." Basically it is part of the E complex- the two vitamins have a synergistic support of cell division and cell reproduction.you need both to get calcium to the bones. If I understand correctly it is inagood butter.

how do i find your store?

@RainCountryHomestead

7 ай бұрын

email me at raincountryhomestead@gmail.com and I will send you our product list and ordering information

Anyone have a wholistic treatment for liver spots?

@RainCountryHomestead

2 жыл бұрын

I had always heard applying lemon juice should help but just read that pure sandalwood oil rubbed on the spots are supposed to help fade. I am going to experiment on myself and we will see

Head's up: typo in title (might mess up searches)

@RainCountryHomestead

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Not sure how I missed that but it happens from time to time.