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Yes, there are surprisingly over 7,000 species in the mint family! 🌿

Yes, lemon balm and many other species in the mint family are fantastic deer repellents! Deer are not big fans of the scent that omits from lemon balm leaves and flowers, so they tend to steer clear of areas where the scent is prevalent. 🌿

Would appreciate a detailed recipe so we can try it at home. Thank you 🙏🏼

Hi there! This recipe is available on our blog, here is the link: blog.mountainroseherbs.com/dandelion-monograph-history-benefits-recipe We hope you give this recipe a try, cheers! ☕️🌼🌿

Yes, glycerites can be made with countless different herbs including lavender!🪻

Hi there! Glycerine is considered a sugar alcohol, which contrary to its name, actually does not contain any alcohol or sugar. Also referred to as polyols, sugar alcohols are a type of carbohydrate whose chemical structure resembles both sugars and alcohol. As polyols do not contain any ethanol, they are suitable for people who prefer to avoid alcohol. We hope this helps explain the difference! 💚

Hi there! Alex used a 3:1 ratio of glycerin to water for this recipe. Glycerites made with dried herbs must include water to rehydrate the herbs and loosen up the botanical matter. Here is an article from our blog that offers a comprehensive how-to guide on glycerites: blog.mountainroseherbs.com/how-to-make-glycerin-extracts-glycerites We hope this helps, cheers! 🌼

Alex used a 3:1 ratio of glycerin to water for this recipe. We hope you give this recipe a try, happy chamomile harvesting! 🌼

Great question! Yes, you can absolutely use fresh botanicals to make glycerites. The key difference would be not diluting the glycerin with water, as the botanicals will not need to be rehydrated since they are not dried. Here is an article from our blog that offers a comprehensive how-to guide on the various ways you can make glycerites: blog.mountainroseherbs.com/how-to-make-glycerin-extracts-glycerites We hope this helps! 🌿

Hi there! Glycerites made with dried herbs must include water to rehydrate the herbs and loosen up the botanical matter so they can properly infuse into the glycerin. 🌿

@@mountainroseherbs In what proportion to the glycerin has the water to be? It isnt said in the video. Can you rehydrate the dried herbs beforhand? Why does the glycerine does not rehydrate the herbs?

You can use Honey 🍯

Hello! That would entirely depend on what you have around your house. Here is an article from our blog that deep dives into the various ways you can make herbal extracts: blog.mountainroseherbs.com/guide-tinctures-extracts We hope this helps! 🌿

@@ritasaragosa3829 excellent, thank you!

@@mountainroseherbs thank you that is so helpful!!

Hi there! Alex used a 3:1 ratio of glycerin to water for this recipe. Glycerites made with dried herbs must include water to rehydrate the herbs and loosen up the botanical matter. Here is an article from our blog that offers a comprehensive how-to guide on glycerites: blog.mountainroseherbs.com/how-to-make-glycerin-extracts-glycerites We hope this helps, cheers! 🌼

@@mountainroseherbs Great! Thank you!

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Hi there! We recommend using whole grain alcohols such as Everclear or vodka for this recipe.

Hi there, welcome to the Mountain Rose family! Yes, lemon balm contains high levels of citronellal, which garden pests such as mosquitos and gnats are not big fans of. On the other hand, lemon balm's white flowers that bloom in the summertime attract our pollinator friends such as bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. Truly a win-win botanical! 🌿

Hi there! Although we cannot recommend our products to alter the natural chemistry of your hair color, we do offer a henna-based Herbal Hair Color that you can find here: mountainroseherbs.com/henna-herbal-hair-color 🌿

Hi there! You can peruse all our botanical offerings on our website here: mountainroseherbs.com 🌿

Hi there! Although we cannot recommend our products to alter the natural chemistry of your hair color, we do offer a henna-based Herbal Hair Color that you can find here: mountainroseherbs.com/henna-herbal-hair-color 🌿

Hi there! Since this method utilizes herbal powders, fresh plants would not be recommended.

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We're so happy to have you here with us, welcome to the Free Herbalism Project family! 🥰🌿

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