Aromatherapy & Sheep’s Milk Soaps by Bohemian Prairie Alchemist of Kansas

02/07/2026

From my blog

Some say love, it is a river That drowns the tender reed Some say love, it is a razor That leaves your soul to bleed

02/06/2026

I am in my shop most of day formulating .
A new massage oil / to help with circulation. with jojoba, essential oils of wintergreen, peppermint, helichrysum, ginger root cypress,pink grapefruit, black pepper, lemongrass, juniper berry, rosemary ct,
There will be a little tag on the bottle to explain what each essential oils benefit is for the body. This is great for the whole body, but beneficial
For lower extremities ! $25.00 2 oz bottles

Restocked on my Pinion Pine Solid Perfume. Pinion Pine I gathered and infused in Olive Oil.
Beeswax, essential oils of pinion pine, sandlewood & copaiba! Intoxicating!

A new Beard oil I am straining! Jojoba infused with fresh spruce tree needles, dried oranges, cinnamon stick, star anise, all spice! A few essential oils will be added !!
Restocked my Balm of Gilead!
In the next few days i eill be formulating my 2 facial serums
1. For mature, aging, wrinkles, dry & sagging
2. For Blemish probe & oily skin

02/04/2026

02/04/2026

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02/03/2026

Savon de Marseille has been part of everyday life in France for centuries, and it’s still crafted the same way today. Production began in the 14th century, and in 1688 Louis XIV set strict rules for how it had to be made, including a requirement that it contain at least 72% vegetable oil. That’s why every authentic cube you see bears the “72%” stamp, a promise of quality that has lasted more than 300 years.

There are no perfumes, dyes, or preservatives in traditional Marseille soap, just pure, natural ingredients and a process that takes 10 days and five precise steps. At places like Savonnerie Ferreol Augustin, one of the few workshops still using the old “cauldron method,” each bar is hand-stamped, just as it was centuries ago.

📍 Marseille, Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur

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02/01/2026

Czech artist Alphonse Mucha (1860–1939) defined the look of Art Nouveau with his sinuous lines, radiant color, and elegant figures that transformed posters, advertisements, and everyday design. Timeless Mucha: The Magic of Line celebrates the artist’s revolutionary graphic work—the medium that...

02/01/2026

"At the end of the day, all you need is hope and strength. Hope that it will get better, and strength to hold on until it does."
-Unknown

Today's image is a snowy version of yesterday's posted image of this road and gate. I've photographed this scene many times over the years. I believe a new home has been built at the end of this road/driveway. The old farm style gate has been replaced with a new fancy ornate gate. I'm glad I have the images made before the gate was replaced.

Happy first day of Feburary!