Herbal Gift Ideas for Father's Day

It is time to celebrate our first superhero in life! Yes, the father’s day is coming and everyone is thinking hard about how to make it special.  Apart from going out and spending time with dad, getting perfect gift is important to cherish memories.  Of course nothing can payback for father’s love and care. The aim of gift should be to make him happy.

What can better gift than herbal products? These products are specially crafted from secret treasure of nature and produce excellent result. Look at following suggestions to make best man in your life delighted this father’s day.

Beard balm:

It is a type of hair wax which has natural extracts of coconut, jojoba and natural vitamin E.  This is just perfect to grow healthy and smooth beard. Herbal nourishment will help your dad to grow full beard and make him look more handsome!

Peppermint shaving soap:

Time to throw his chemical foam tube out and replace it with organic shaving soap. Chemical shaving creams not only suck moisture out of the skin, it also hurts natural growth of beard and damages cells. Natural ingredients like peppermint essential oil, shea butter and soybean protein will give perfect smooth shave for family functions or outings.

Arnica and wintergreen massage oil:

Nothing beats good oil massage on weekend after tiring workdays. Your dad will always remember the father’s day when he enjoyed massage by exotic handmade massage oil. Pure wintergreen and arnica extracts increase blood circulation. If your dad is into body building or work out, this is the perfect massage to have after exercise.

Aphrodite body care pack:

Looking for all in one gift for your multitalented dad? Aphrodite body care pack has all essentials for body grooming. Bath would just much more fun and enriching with bath bubbles. Organic shampoo and body wash will give him glow like a film star.

One of the main reasons why herbal products make good gifts is their pureness. These products are completely GMO free and promise nothing but benefits without side effects. By gifting these you are indirectly showing your care towards your father and asking him to start using natural products. So what are you thinking? Start browsing the herbal ware house’s website for vast range of organic products. 

Herbal Care for Men

Essential of Herbal Care for Men

People are becoming more concerned about what goes into the products they are using.  Herbal care is transforming the cosmetic and skincare industry due to no presence of chemicals and side effects. A good number of men’s grooming products have a large number of chemical present. In modern times, where our body is not only fighting from traditional acne or oily skin but also pollution and sunlight, one definitely needs superior products. What can be better than using nature’s heritage for daily grooming purposes?

Herbal Hair Care for Men

Work pressure, stress and dry scalp! The reason of hair loss can be anything. Men who work outdoors are most likely to suffer from this. Herbal solutions can help you to get back old shiny hair without any unwanted side effects. So throw those chemicals from your cupboard and replace them with herbal care. Apart from fat burning benefits, Green tea is capable of rebuilding hair. Green tea stimulates the production of 5 alpha reductase enzyme which gives sustainable hair growth. Applying coriander paste fortnightly and washing it off with warm water is also known to be helpful.

Herbal Oral Care for Men

None of us want to ruin a nice date due to a bad breath right? It is very common problem caused by bacteria in mouth. Nature is there to rescue you. Chewing mint leaves, neem or cardamom will give instant results. Another simplest way to fight bad breath is gargling salt water. The citrus fruits deal with the problem for once and all. Vitamin C prevents bacteria growth in the mouth.

Herbal Relaxation for Men

Ayurveda, a form of herbal care is just not about healing. Its massages give mental relaxation. Nothing beats a good massage after long work day full of meetings and calls. Products such as Brahmi oil not only nourish the hair but penetrate deeper into nervous system to give out cooling effects.

Herbal Health Care for Men

Fitness freaks can also get rid of traditional supplements prescribed by their gym trainer. Natural counterparts of supplements give a more sustainable build. Herbs like Ashwagandha gives improved cognitive ability and memory apart from combating infections.  Herbal soaps can be a good alternative for skin care. These soaps are created from fresh natural extracts of plants which go deep into all layers of rough male skin.

Demand for herbal products is growing because of the awareness about synthetic products. Men are finding it better to explore the hidden treasures of nature rather than using products created in a laboratory. So what are you waiting for? Grab your herbal products for purity and efficiency!

Feature Herb: Rosemary

Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis)

Commonly used names-herb of remembrance.

Description- a woody, perennial herb with fragrant, evergreen, needle-like leaves and white, pink, purple, or blue flowers, native to the Mediterranean region. It is a member of the mint family Lamiaceae, which includes many other herbs. The name "rosemary" derives from the Latin for "dew" (ros) and "sea" (marinus), or "dew of the sea". The plant is also sometimes called anthos, from the ancient Greek word ἄνθος, meaning "flower".Rosemary has a fibrous root system.

Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis) tea-

• Traditionally used for-
• increases of blood circulation
• used to reduce fevers
• stimulates the liver
• stimulates digestion
• Rosemary supports and
• strengthens blood vessels
• stimulates the memory for
• relief of headaches
• Contains anti oxidants
• anti inflammatory
• Contains Vitamin E

Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis) Essential Oil.

Rosemary oil comes from the flowers of Rosmarinus officinalis plants.

It has an antiseptic,stimulating and analgesic effect.

Rosemary oil is one of the most popular essential oils.

It has become important to us due to its various health benefits

including its ability to stimulate hair growth, boost mental activity,

relieve respiratory problems and reduce pain.

 Traditional uses- cultural uses and lore

During Victorian Times, the “Language of Flowers” meaning for rosemary

was remembrance.

This association dates from ancient times when rosemary

was recommended as a remedy for forgetfulness. In ancient Greece,

it is said that students wore wreaths of rosemary to energize their minds.

At some Victorian weddings, a bride would wear a sprig of rosemary to show

that she carried with her loving memories of her old home to her new one.

In France, the Victorian meaning was “Your presence revives me,”

perhaps because the strong, sharp smell seems to stimulate the senses.

During the Middle Ages, rosemary would be grown in several pots,

each pot named with a potential lover.

The answer would be the plant that grew the fastest and strongest.

Poppets (cloth dolls) would be stuffed with rosemary to attract a new lover.

Another folklore tidbit rosemary will repel nightmares and ensure a good

night's sleep.

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Rosemary was historically associated with both death and weddings for

the same reason - remembrance.

The folklore and medicinal uses of rosemary include such oddities as

protection from plague to a cure for the common thief.

Rosemary history includes a number of references to its reputation for

strengthening the memory and as a symbol for remembrance.

Greek scholars were known to twine rosemary in their hair when

studying for exams in the hope of aiding their memories.

According to one old ballad:

“Rosemary is for remembrance

Between us day and night,

Wishing that I may always have

You present in my sight.”

Parkinson (1567-1650), the King's Botanist to Charles I, mentions that

in countries where rosemary was well-suited and grows to a large size

that thin boards of rosemary were used to make lutes and other

instruments, carpenters rules, and a myriad of other implements.

The French believed that combing their hair once a day with a

rosemary wood comb would prevent giddiness.

Rosemary wood was so prized that unscrupulous merchants would

often use less expensive woods and simply scent them

with rosemary oil.

Shakespeare's (1564 1616) has a part in rosemary history.

His Ophelia says in Hamlet,

“There's rosemary, that's for remembrance. Pray you, love, remember!”

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