I’ve been dabbling in making lotions, body butter, sugar scrubs, lip balms, and bath bombs, etc. but I’d truly love to know how to make my own oil infusions. now that I seen the salt scrub, Kami showed us that also has spiked my interest. Thank you so much for sharing this interview, and the links below. 💜 I love purple tbtw that truly is your colour, Rosalee. 💕
So enjoying this series! Maybe we should each ask ourselves how herbs give us hope. The ‘lavender moment’ really brings it home. Most folks can’t yell at a partner or kick the dog while walking through a field of lavender. It’s hardly possible. You take that deep breath, your shoulders relax, your walk slows. How peaceful. How refreshing. There’s the hope of herbs . . . that they help us become kinder, gentler people. Thank you, Rosalee,.
"Teaspoon of lavender" omg. That was HEAPING. Kami measures powdered lavender like I measure minced garlic - with the heart, heaping preferred. I love it!
Wonderful channel. I've always loved lavender and years ago I would've liked to grow it in bulk and make crafts with it. No internet back then with all these great ideas and information.
Two of my favorite herbalists! Even though I watched the video in early December and the lavender is tucked away under winter blankets, I so enjoyed it. It brought back memories of the beauty of summer and her giving nature. Thank you so much for talking about lavender and all her glories.
Really super podcast. You two are such a great combination of herbalists 👍🏻. I have taken Kami’s wonderful herbal infused oil course and I got so much fantastic information in this podcast about using lavender! Thank you both of you!
I love the concept of salt glow 😻 salt is an energy field cleanser! I studied a little bit pranic healing (energy healing), and in that method they are particularly interested in cleansing negative energy. Salt in bath or as a scrub in shower is seen as a great way for every day cleansing 😊 I ve been personally often mixing salt and sesami oil for a shower scrub, since thats lovely for nourishing my dry skin (specially in these extremely cold n dry scandinavian winters). Gotta start mixing an herbal aspect into that as well 🐸
Kami you touched me deep with your speech about the herbs in the end. You brought tears to my eye. Så releasing. Herbs make me fell like coming home after a long time away :-)
What an amazing interview. I am so inspired to try more ways to use lavender. I think I'll be incorporating "lavender moments" forever now - what a wonderful tool. I loved how you complemented each other in the conversation and Kami's beautiful comments at the end. I think I'll be coming back to and sharing this video many times!
"Re-learning what is real" SO true, and SO needed!! I am excited to make lavender salts and salt glows! I watched Kami's tutorial - I never knew I could make an infused oil with fresh plant material by adding alcohol. What a game changer!! Thank you both so very much 💝
I'm new to making oils and I love this!! I finally got some lavender to grow this year and have harvested some. So excited to make some oil. Thank you ladies💜💜💜💜
I love the Lavenade recipe from Kami. I feel so blessed to be learning how to use herbs and plants from both of you. My life has certainly been enriched. Thank you so very much.
So happy I found this video. Making lavender infused oil tonight. Watching this videos while my mason jars are being sterilized. Can’t wait to check out more videos. Any on Calendula?
Thank you for sharing your wonderful knowledge about lavender! when you make the lavender powder for cooking can you used the leaves too or just the flowers? Thank you.
I left most of my English Lavender on the bushes, with the heat the flowers are dried and they still smell amazing. Can I harvest the dried flowers. I did dry some to make sachet and infused oil. I have over 50 bushes and mostly English variety.
I also have a tough time harvesting my lavender because the bees love it so. You can harvest the dried spent flowers. They aren't nearly as fragrant as the lavender buds though.
Yes, so close, but worship of creation is idolatry, and will not give the fullness of joy and peace that comes from worship of the Creator. To embrace the whole truth is rewarding now, and for eternity. Genesis 1: 29 Then God said, “Behold, I have given you every plant yielding seed that is on the surface of all the earth, and every tree which has fruit yielding seed; it shall be food for you;
Oh I was just introduced to lavender balsamic ice cream and it has changed my ice cream world! Thanks for the reminder- that's going on the menu for the week! 💗
Thanks for all these ideas and recipes. I have two questions: 1. when you rub your body with a soothing herbal oil before you go to sleep, the sheets of the bed must get very oily as well, how do you deal with this? 2. I heard the best oil to get deep into the skin are aminal oils but I’m a vegetarian and I dont llike the smells. Which oil is best to not form a layer on the skin but permeates it well? We were teached that it is in fact the waterbase of lotions that permeate the skin, and the oil forms a protective layer on top of the skin. Not sure this is the correct place to ask these questions ;-). Greetings from Antwerp, Belgium, one week from our holiday to France., looking forward to see the lavender fields again :-)
I like to use jojoba oil on my face and body just before bed. It soaks into the skin readily and isn't oily. I am also not using large amounts at a time. For what it's worth I love sheets and I have expensive sheets, both linen and flannel, and I wouldn't stand for them getting oily!
@@HerbsWithRosalee thank you, that's very helpful! Upto now I mostly use olive oil because that's what my teacher and Rosemary G. preferably use but they stay on the skin longer
I apologize about that. When this was recent we had a free training available as part of this but that has now passed. And it's hard to get it all changed after the fact. We learned from this and don't make this mistake again!
How can I make my own Lavender powder? Also I have both English lavender and Spanish lavender. Are they interchangeable, can you use Spanish lavender for all of the same things that you can use English lavender for?
Hi, you will want to check botanical names for the most accurate information. To powder the appropriate herb, you dry it and grind it. All the best, Karin Rose
I would love a video showing how to make dried lavender oil as I don't have access to fresh lavender. Is it preferable to make it with the green plant?
Ahhhh lavender has recently become my favorite decent and herb. But am I the only one that finds its taste too perfumy? (Yes made up word) I was super excited to have lavender cookies and ooooo my I couldn’t eat more than a couple of bites. Do y’all genuinely like the taste?
I do love the taste but I find a little goes a long way. I often use just a pinch in teas/cooking/etc. Try using just a bit and let me know if you like that better.
@@anthonyburdine1061 All carrier oils go bad, think of them like a food. The key is to make your herbal infused oils in the best way possible so that they have the longest shelf life and don't go rancid quickly. Check out the free tutorial: www.herbalremediesadvice.org/uses-of-lavender.html
Honest question: the spiritual portion of this interview sounds very much like a New Age type of spirituality. Is there a stream of herbalism that more closely aligns with the Christian faith?
It's not uncommon for herbalists to have an earth based spirituality, where divinity is seen in all living things and humans are considered a part of nature (not sure about New Age). I have no doubt there are herbalists out there who share herbalism within a Christian framework but I don't know of any off the top of my head.
Hi Joyce, My apologies! I didn't mean to be misleading when I titled this video, I just didn't think it through entirely. The link to see an entire tutorial on making lavender oil can be found in the video description. It's free and very thorough! Enjoy!
You're right Nancy, I didn't mean to be misleading and I totally see how it is. Right now you can learn how to make lavender infused oil through the link in the video description. Kami shares a 20 minute video giving you all the ins and outs of how to make it.
This is like hanging out with 2 wonderful herb friends! Thankyou! 🌸💚
Loving that she is talking about lavender and you are wearing purple:)
I’ve been dabbling in making lotions, body butter, sugar scrubs, lip balms, and bath bombs, etc. but I’d truly love to know how to make my own oil infusions. now that I seen the salt scrub, Kami showed us that also has spiked my interest. Thank you so much for sharing this interview, and the links below. 💜 I love purple tbtw that truly is your colour, Rosalee. 💕
Lavender honey, I can’t even describe how wonderful it is.
Sounds wonderful
I always have lavender on my bedside. Smelling it is so soothing and calming!
Me to I use doterra lavender I put it on my feet at night calms me but sometimes I have hard times falling asleep
So enjoying this series! Maybe we should each ask ourselves how herbs give us hope. The ‘lavender moment’ really brings it home. Most folks can’t yell at a partner or kick the dog while walking through a field of lavender. It’s hardly possible. You take that deep breath, your shoulders relax, your walk slows. How peaceful. How refreshing. There’s the hope of herbs . . . that they help us become kinder, gentler people. Thank you, Rosalee,.
"Teaspoon of lavender" omg. That was HEAPING. Kami measures powdered lavender like I measure minced garlic - with the heart, heaping preferred. I love it!
These podcasts are amazing. You and your guests absolutely shine, while sharing your wisdom and love of plants. Thank you!
Wonderful channel. I've always loved lavender and years ago I would've liked to grow it in bulk and make crafts with it. No internet back then with all these great ideas and information.
Two of my favorite herbalists! Even though I watched the video in early December and the lavender is tucked away under winter blankets, I so enjoyed it. It brought back memories of the beauty of summer and her giving nature. Thank you so much for talking about lavender and all her glories.
Thats it! Thats the breaking point! Im going to the local church garden and taking lavender cuttings to i have my own next year!😊
Living your truth. Congratulations to you both 👏🏻🙏❤️ back to creation ground root living
Totally absorbing and inspiring interview. Loved it!
Really super podcast. You two are such a great combination of herbalists 👍🏻. I have taken Kami’s wonderful herbal infused oil course and I got so much fantastic information in this podcast about using lavender! Thank you both of you!
I love the concept of salt glow 😻 salt is an energy field cleanser!
I studied a little bit pranic healing (energy healing), and in that method they are particularly interested in cleansing negative energy. Salt in bath or as a scrub in shower is seen as a great way for every day cleansing 😊
I ve been personally often mixing salt and sesami oil for a shower scrub, since thats lovely for nourishing my dry skin (specially in these extremely cold n dry scandinavian winters). Gotta start mixing an herbal aspect into that as well 🐸
Kami you touched me deep with your speech about the herbs in the end. You brought tears to my eye. Så releasing. Herbs make me fell like coming home after a long time away :-)
Awww, I love the herbs so much!
Love lavender! Can’t wait to make some infused lavender oil!
What an amazing interview. I am so inspired to try more ways to use lavender. I think I'll be incorporating "lavender moments" forever now - what a wonderful tool. I loved how you complemented each other in the conversation and Kami's beautiful comments at the end. I think I'll be coming back to and sharing this video many times!
"Re-learning what is real" SO true, and SO needed!! I am excited to make lavender salts and salt glows! I watched Kami's tutorial - I never knew I could make an infused oil with fresh plant material by adding alcohol. What a game changer!! Thank you both so very much 💝
You are so welcome! Enjoy your amazing oils! ~Karin Rose
I'm new to making oils and I love this!! I finally got some lavender to grow this year and have harvested some. So excited to make some oil. Thank you ladies💜💜💜💜
So glad you feel inspired! You will love your herbal oils!
I love the Lavenade recipe from Kami. I feel so blessed to be learning how to use herbs and plants from both of you. My life has certainly been enriched. Thank you so very much.
Wonderful!
Glad you enjoying lavender, LeAnne!
So many great ideas in this one
So happy I found this video. Making lavender infused oil tonight. Watching this videos while my mason jars are being sterilized. Can’t wait to check out more videos. Any on Calendula?
Thank you Rosalee, This was so fun talking with you about one of our most beloved herbs!~ So much healing!
Hello! Trying to acess your tutorial linked at the bottom of the video, but it keeps bringing me to a paid class page and says enrollment is closed 🤔
This is so ultra exciting!!!
Wonderful podcast
So happy to see you both on TH-cam.
Wonderful information! Just ordered Rosemary's book
Hope you enjoy it!
I'm slowly learning my herbs and trying to use essential oils and I want to make my own salves
thank you so much to both of you 🙂
Our pleasure!
My mother in law used to talk about how they used to have wild lettuce salads
Love it! Thank you so much! 🥰 😘 😘
My daughter loves yellow dock. So delicious in salads.
Thank you for sharing your wonderful knowledge about lavender! when you make the lavender powder for cooking can you used the leaves too or just the flowers? Thank you.
You can use the leaves as well. Enjoy!
Yasssss. Love this video. Thanks for sharing. My grandparents taught me sooo much about how to appreciate our Earth.
I loved the podcast! However I couldn’t seem to access the tutorial. It was more of an introduction into her herbal workshop.
Hi Sandi, this podcast is from July 2021 and Kami's tutorial is over.
~Karin Rose
I left most of my English Lavender on the bushes, with the heat the flowers are dried and they still smell amazing. Can I harvest the dried flowers. I did dry some to make sachet and infused oil. I have over 50 bushes and mostly English variety.
I also have a tough time harvesting my lavender because the bees love it so. You can harvest the dried spent flowers. They aren't nearly as fragrant as the lavender buds though.
Thank you. I intentionally leave a bunch for reseeding and for the bees and birds.
I just bought your book Alchemy of Herbs. I am enjoying it!
You girl are awesome.
What king of vinegar you use for infusing your lavender?
Thank you so much for all this information.
😎🤓🥰🥰🥰
You're welcome! I use apple cider vinegar for culinary purposes and then I use white distilled vinegar for cleaning. Enjoy your lavender vinegar!
Honey you were so close...it truely is by the grace of GOD. 💖
Yes, so close, but worship of creation is idolatry, and will not give the fullness of joy and peace that comes from worship of the Creator. To embrace the whole truth is rewarding now, and for eternity.
Genesis 1: 29 Then God said, “Behold, I have given you every plant yielding seed that is on the surface of all the earth, and every tree which has fruit yielding seed; it shall be food for you;
Thank you for all the beautiful information that you teach us.God bless you. Can you tell us please how to make Levander powder?
Hi! You can grind up the dried lavender flowers and leaves into a powder. ~Karin Rose
Oh I was just introduced to lavender balsamic ice cream and it has changed my ice cream world! Thanks for the reminder- that's going on the menu for the week! 💗
Thanks for all these ideas and recipes. I have two questions: 1. when you rub your body with a soothing herbal oil before you go to sleep, the sheets of the bed must get very oily as well, how do you deal with this? 2. I heard the best oil to get deep into the skin are aminal oils but I’m a vegetarian and I dont llike the smells. Which oil is best to not form a layer on the skin but permeates it well? We were teached that it is in fact the waterbase of lotions that permeate the skin, and the oil forms a protective layer on top of the skin. Not sure this is the correct place to ask these questions ;-). Greetings from Antwerp, Belgium, one week from our holiday to France., looking forward to see the lavender fields again :-)
I like to use jojoba oil on my face and body just before bed. It soaks into the skin readily and isn't oily. I am also not using large amounts at a time. For what it's worth I love sheets and I have expensive sheets, both linen and flannel, and I wouldn't stand for them getting oily!
@@HerbsWithRosalee thank you, that's very helpful! Upto now I mostly use olive oil because that's what my teacher and Rosemary G. preferably use but they stay on the skin longer
I enjoyed the info on the character of lavender,but felt miss lead about being shown “How to Make Lavender Infusion “
I apologize about that. When this was recent we had a free training available as part of this but that has now passed. And it's hard to get it all changed after the fact. We learned from this and don't make this mistake again!
Trying to acess the link for the free lavender oil tutorial, but it keeps bringing me to a page for a paid class and says enrollment is closed 🤔
Oh my gosh, thank you so much for letting me know that link is no longer working. Here's a better one: healingherbaloils.com/lavender-oil
How can I make my own Lavender powder? Also I have both English lavender and Spanish lavender. Are they interchangeable, can you use Spanish lavender for all of the same things that you can use English lavender for?
Hi, you will want to check botanical names for the most accurate information. To powder the appropriate herb, you dry it and grind it. All the best, Karin Rose
How do you find out about your free workshops.
Hi! Click on "show more" and then the first link. ~Karin Rose
I would love a video showing how to make dried lavender oil as I don't have access to fresh lavender. Is it preferable to make it with the green plant?
Hi, Kami's class covers dried plants and fresh plants and all the nuances of when to choose each. The link is in the show notes.
Warmly, Karin Rose
I'm trying to find the tutorial.
There's a link to it in the show description notes. Enjoy!
@@HerbsWithRosalee I found them & watched 2 so far. Wonderful
Ahhhh lavender has recently become my favorite decent and herb. But am I the only one that finds its taste too perfumy? (Yes made up word) I was super excited to have lavender cookies and ooooo my I couldn’t eat more than a couple of bites. Do y’all genuinely like the taste?
I do love the taste but I find a little goes a long way. I often use just a pinch in teas/cooking/etc. Try using just a bit and let me know if you like that better.
IS IT OKAY TO USE MINERAL OIL FOR HERBAL OIL INFUSIONS ?
It's better to use a carrier oil that can fully extract the wonderful qualities of the plants.
@@HerbsWithRosalee Thank you, ARE THERE ANY CARRIER OILS THAT DO NOT GO RANCID ?
@@anthonyburdine1061 All carrier oils go bad, think of them like a food. The key is to make your herbal infused oils in the best way possible so that they have the longest shelf life and don't go rancid quickly. Check out the free tutorial: www.herbalremediesadvice.org/uses-of-lavender.html
@@kamimcbride8503 Thank you !! I'll check it out 😊
Can people with Estrogen dominance take Lavender please?
Yes, concerns about estrogen dominance and lavender have been dispelled.
Honest question: the spiritual portion of this interview sounds very much like a New Age type of spirituality. Is there a stream of herbalism that more closely aligns with the Christian faith?
It's not uncommon for herbalists to have an earth based spirituality, where divinity is seen in all living things and humans are considered a part of nature (not sure about New Age). I have no doubt there are herbalists out there who share herbalism within a Christian framework but I don't know of any off the top of my head.
I did not find a free recipe
Thanks for letting me know! We have a broken link in the show notes- here's a better one: healingherbaloils.com/lavender-oil
The title sz it would tell how to make lavender oil but it hadn't. ???
Hi Joyce, My apologies! I didn't mean to be misleading when I titled this video, I just didn't think it through entirely. The link to see an entire tutorial on making lavender oil can be found in the video description. It's free and very thorough! Enjoy!
This video really does not show you how to make lavender infused oil like the subject indicates.
You're right Nancy, I didn't mean to be misleading and I totally see how it is. Right now you can learn how to make lavender infused oil through the link in the video description. Kami shares a 20 minute video giving you all the ins and outs of how to make it.
I tried the link and it doesn't work