“She was all in pink, and a wreath of little pink wild roses lay close about her head, making her, with her tall young slimness, look like a Botticelli nymph.”
— Frances Hodgson Burnett, describing my spring/summer aesthetic in The Making of a Marchioness.
Anonymous asked:
silk-fleur answered:
February mood is clothes with red heart design on them, lots of self love moments (face masks and manicures), pink high-neck sweater, rose macaroons, rereading “Pride and Prejudice”, hot raspberry tea, soft messy curls in my hair, being inspired by baroque and rococo, pink satin pussybow blouses, romantic songs by Sinatra ❤💞❤💞
Concept: baking heart shaped cookies in a pink lace night gown, sipping on jasmine tea and dancing to light 1920s flapper girl music
stressed. — lemon balm tea.
bloated. — peppermint tea.
slow metabolism. — green tea.
nauseous. — ginger tea.
sleepless nights. — chamomile tea.
common cold. — elderflower tea.
stressed. — lemon balm tea.
bloated. — peppermint tea.
slow metabolism. — green tea.
nauseous. — ginger tea.
sleepless nights. — chamomile tea.
common cold. — elderflower tea.
If you buy pre-made herbal tea blends (usually have names like Bedtime, Calm, etc) check the ingredients. I just saw a Nighttime blend that had St. Johns Wort in it, which can be dangerous when mixed with some medications. Talk to you doctor what herbs you should avoid. (Especially when you want to ingest st. Johns wort or mugwort)
A simple hint to remember is just because its in a food store, doesn’t mean its safe.
St. John’s Wort shouldn’t be taken with antidepressants as well as many anti-anxiety meds (such as Xanax)! For a full list see below:
signal boost for safety
St. John’s wort can also decrease the effectiveness of hormonal birth controls, leading to unplanned pregnancies if you are sexually active and hormonal birth control is your primary method of contraception.
If you buy pre-made herbal tea blends (usually have names like Bedtime, Calm, etc) check the ingredients. I just saw a Nighttime blend that had St. Johns Wort in it, which can be dangerous when mixed with some medications. Talk to you doctor what herbs you should avoid. (Especially when you want to ingest st. Johns wort or mugwort)
A simple hint to remember is just because its in a food store, doesn’t mean its safe.
St. John’s Wort shouldn’t be taken with antidepressants as well as many anti-anxiety meds (such as Xanax)! For a full list see below:
signal boost for safety
St. John’s wort can also decrease the effectiveness of hormonal birth controls, leading to unplanned pregnancies if you are sexually active and hormonal birth control is your primary method of contraception.
Anonymous asked:
la-petitefille answered:
this *does* help, an immense amount! very wonderful information! 😊🙏🏻🌿🍵✨💘 luckily, i also happen to have almost all of those things ~ a big cup of special tea is on my immediate horizon. :-) thank you dearly my love, you’re wonderful! 🌷
me in my mind when i wake up at 3am to drink some water: pink is my favorite color i love pink
spritzes of miss dior, light pink nails, glowing skin, baby pink accessories, lip gloss, lashings of mascara
