Herbalists are fun folks to get gifts for, if you know what they love. Its nature.
In the modern world of plastic stuff and electronic toys, sometimes an herbalist would be happy enough to just get a stick rather than those things. But finding just the right stick can be hard, so I've come up with a few plastic-free gift ideas that can serve to keep your herb-lover happy all year 'round.
In the modern world of plastic stuff and electronic toys, sometimes an herbalist would be happy enough to just get a stick rather than those things. But finding just the right stick can be hard, so I've come up with a few plastic-free gift ideas that can serve to keep your herb-lover happy all year 'round.
Herbalists want natural health care tools; lets start with that stick.
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Wood hair brushes with wooden pins (instead of bristles) set into a soft pneumatic air cushion base are another herbalist luxury. They gently massages and stimulate the scalp as you brush, distributing natural oils along the hair shaft. Using wood to brush hair eliminates static in the hair, making it more manageable and easier to style.
Both these wooden gifties can be found for under $10
Glass is a pretty nice material for health care tools as well. It's made of mostly silica. Many herbs contain silica, and so does sand. As an herbalist I can tell you, we love herbs and sand!
Form-fitting glass eye wash cups are an excellent maintenance tool for people with dry eyes or that wear contact lenses, to use with an eye rinse. They are also handy for keeping in a medicine chest to use to flush the eyes when something has gotten into them, or is irritating them. Glass eye cups are beautiful to look at when not in use, and can be purchased from a vintage shop, or bought new for under $10
Lovely things can be made out of metal as well. Metal is created out of ore, a kind of rock. It's true, I can't make this up! And what herbalist doesn't love rocks?
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