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“If I had my life to live over, I would start barefoot earlier in the spring and stay that way later in the fall. I would go to more dances. I would ride more merry-go-rounds. I would pick more daisies.” -Nadine Stair

Those who know me well appreciate why I love this quote. Like Nadine Stair, I would describe myself as inherently practical, and probably a little too serious. I'm a person to be relied upon, especially in difficult situations, and one of my great strengths is that I'm a problem solver. The down side of these characteristics is that I can miss out on a lot of fun. Since I was a child I've loved daisies and daffodils, and I've hated wearing shoes, so that makes me hopeful that I'm not a completely lost cause. The snow outside my office is gone, and I'm happy to say that I've already started running around in my bare feet. Now you understand why I'm always complaining about cold toes in February!

My husband has set up sugar camp in our woods, and once again it's time for maple syrup and French toast in the Bailey household. One of the things I love about the sugaring season is that I get to watch the world wake up from it's long winter nap up close and personal. Already, I've noticed a shift in the behavior of the birds, and their song is becoming distinctively more musical. Right now the ground is cold and wet, but by the time we take the taps out of the trees and tear down the sugar camp, the first bits of life will begin to peek out from under the leaf litter.


Visit our Specials page during the month of March for extra savings on

  • Honey Powder
  • Walnut Oil
  • Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein
  • Bamboo & Lotus Fragrance
  • White Soap Boxes


Ever tried to find a four-leaf clover?  It can be difficult, and even a bit frustrating -- but once you do, what a treat!  The hunt for the clover is the inspiration behind our special March sale -- from March 12th - 17th, we'll have selected "green" items on sale, which will be designated with a four-leaf clover.  Find them, and you'll enjoy a 10% discount on that item!  Among those included in the sale:

Grapeseed Oil, Hempseed Oil, North Atlantic Kelp Powder, Peppermint Leaves, French Green Clay, Green Tea Extract, Bamboo & Lotus Fragrance, Coconut Lime Daydream™ Fragrance, Lime Supreme Fragrance, Green Tea Fragrance, Cucumber Melon Fragrance, Avocado Mint Fragrance, as well as our "green" eco-friendly Soap Boxes. Find them now!
 


Congratulations! Sonja Kluesener of Modesto, California was the winner of our Valentine's drawing for a half pound box of DeBrand Fine Chocolates!

Vacation Closing: We will be closed from April 3rd to April 11th. We will resume normal operations on Monday, April 12th.  All sales and correspondence received during this closure will be processed in the order received when we reopen.


 


Quaternized Honey
- We have added this item to our product line to replace the Honeyquat we previously carried. Made from natural honey, our quaternized honey is an excellent humectant, binding environmental moisture to itself, thereby increasing the moisturization of skin and hair. Moisture uptake studies show that quaternized honey has twice the moisturizing ability of glycerin. It has the ability to soften and plasticize the skin by adding critical moisture. On hair, it leaves a clean, conditioned feeling, enhancing shine and luster due to its smoothing properties, especially on damaged hair. Quaternized honey will help to improve wet-combability of the hair and reduce and eliminate static build-up. Use in Luxury Lotion or Emu & Shea Cream formula. Clear to slightly hazy, pale straw colored liquid. Recommended usage is 2% to 5%. INCI: Hydroxypropyl-trimonium Honey

 


Please use the following submission guidelines, or your answer will not be eligible. Email your answer to , and place "Trivia Answer" in the subject line. Please do not send your answer by replying to this newsletter. Only one entry per subscriber. We will contact the winner, and the answer to this month's trivia question will be answered in next month's newsletter.

The answer to the February trivia question: Some people used to believe that if a woman saw a robin flying overhead on Valentine's Day it meant she would marry a sailor, if she saw a goldfinch, she would marry a rich man. The bird she would have to see on Valentine's Day if she were to marry a poor man and be very happy is a sparrow.

Cindy Bailey of Tennessee was the first to answer correctly, and received 16 ounces of our White Kaolin Clay

New question: In honor of St. Patty's Day, what U.S. state boasts the most citizens with Irish ancestry?

Be the first to answer correctly, and you will receive 16 ounces of our French Green Clay.

 

 

 

Until next month,

 

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