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In light of how difficult natural gift giving can be, I thought I’d share some natural living gift ideas that I’ve come across.
Today’s natural gift guide is focused for those interested in the natural remedy world!
Whether they are brand new to natural remedies or they have a whole closet full of herbs and tinctures, there are ideas in this list for everyone! There are some gifts that are pretty pricey and some that are reasonably priced so you are sure to find something!
Gift Guide for the Natural Remedy Lover
Himalayan Salt Lamp – A himalayan salt lamp made out of salt. It’s crazy I know but they really are quite neat! When the salt is heated by the lamp, it releases negative ions. These negative ions help neutralize allergies, pollens, and other contaminants in the air.
Loose Leaf Tea – Everyone loves tea and a natural remedy lover will really appreciate a nice bag of tea (feel free to put the tea in a pretty jar to add eye appeal!).
There are many, many teas out there, but some favorites such as Dandelion, Nettle, Red Raspberry Leaf, Rose Hips, and Chamomile are likely to be well appreciated.
Essential Oils – Essential oils are growing in popularity and it’s not wonder. These potent little bottle of oil are very effective in the remedy and even aromatherapy world.
Everyone has their own favorites but popular choices are Tea Tree, Lavender, Eucalyptus, and Peppermint.
Coconut Oil – Coconut oil is well loved by anyone in the natural living community and natural remedy lovers need coconut oil too! From a great basic moisturizer to a base in many herbal products to just using in the kitchen, coconut oil can be used in a hundred different ways!
You can buy small jars of coconut oil or go for the big gallon size! You can also choose between non-refined coconut oil which tastes/smells like coconut and the naturally refined coconut oil that has no taste/smell.
Magnesium Oil – Most people are deficient in magnesium oil and yet supplementing with magnesium oil is an amazing way to help relieve many symptoms ranging from morning sickness, to growing pains!
Dried Herbs – Any herbalist will tell you that they love herbs! You can never have too many and there’s always new ones to add to your collection.
If your natural remedy lover doesn’t have a wish list for the herbs they want, some favorites are Calendula, Elderberries, Lavender, Echinacea.
Diffuser – Often found in the essential oil world, the diffuser is a great natural remedy gift that many will love. It’s a great way to help spread the benefits of essential oils through the air of a home.
I’ve heard good things about the Classic Ultrasonic diffuser and I’ve also heard people say they like the Spa Vapor diffuser even though it’s cheaper.
Herb Books – A great resource for any herbalist. A Modern Herbal Volume 1 covers herbs A-H and gives botanical info, medicinal benefits, folklore and more! Of course, if you want to finish the herbal alphabet there’s also A Modern Herbal Vol. 2!!!
