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Lemon balm is a perennial herb that is easy to grow and has many household uses.

Lemon balm, a member of the mint family, is used to relieve symptoms and promote immune system health in patients with autoimmune disease.

There are a number of uses for lemon balm: it can be infused in oil, used in tea, or dried for cooking and crafts. Lemon balm can also be frozen in ice cubes.

You can make lemon balm tea from fresh or dried herb and with hot or cold water. Lemon balm is a mild sedative and can help in promoting sleep and reducing stress.

The easily grown lemon balm herb, made into a tea, bolsters mood and alertness.

Lip balm may seem an innocuous habit, but most balm - even medicated lip balm - contains ingredients that dry lips and can create lip balm addiction without moisturizing.

Lemon Balm, also known as Melissa officinalis, grows well in shade. It is a hardy perennial that can be used to make a calming tea or to add lemon flavor to desserts.

Cold weather is no excuse for dry chapped lips; find out how to replenish and lock in skin's moisture for a luscious, kissable mouth all year long.

Petroleum, flavoured beeswax or mineral oil based lip balms are not as healthy as you may think. Suite 101 looks at alternatives to keeping your lips moist in winter.

Lemon balm might not be the most attractive plant in the kitchen garden, but it certainly is one of the most useful.

A member of the mint family, the herb known as Lemon Balm is also called Sweet Melissa. This plant is a hardy perennial herb, important in bee pollination.

The use of lemon balm (Melissa Officinalis) to enhance health and treat ailments dates back to well before the Middle Ages.

Many beauty products can be made easily at home. This homemade lip gloss is made from all natural ingredients - and it tastes great too!

Everybody wants luscious, kissable lips and there are so many products on the market to help achieve that, so pucker up and pick one...

Continuing to look at our herbs and medieval plants still in use today. Many medieval herbs and plants are still used in modern gardens very successfully.

Oswego Tea or Bee Balm and other species of Monarda are among the most colorful natives for the summer garden.

Balm of Gilead is a perennial shrub with a lovely eucalyptus aroma. This fragrant herb has a rich and ancient history.

These natural skin care products are easy to make at home for superior bath body care.

Find out how to use the Bee Balm in a Bog Garden setting and its old folk remedy usage.

Béarnaise and hollandaise are two classic sauces that should be in the repertoire of every cook. They make wonderful additions to fish, vegetables, steak, pasta and more.

Chapped lips are a curse during the winter. There are some natural remedies that can be used to stop the flaking and burning and a few preventative measures.

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, or ADHD, is an often misunderstood disorder that can affect adults and children.

An extensive cosmetics routine can be tiring. These 5 time saving tips can help any woman speed up their morning makeup rituals.

Coconut oil, an item easily found in the health food aisle of your local grocery store, has long been a well-kept secret of South Indian women and beauty editors alike.

Herb gardens are easy to maintain and need little care. Fragrant varieties also make great additions to flower gardens.

Chapped lips are annoying, but with prevention and a simple home remedy, the pain, redness, and irritation of chapped lips can be easily kept at bay.

Cleansing oils and balms are the modern skincare essential. They provide a deep yet gentle cleanse and a satisfying feel to taking off the dirt of the day.

Many perennial herbs and plants are known for being useful in homemade teas, giving gardeners the chance to enjoy plants and money-saving drink too!

Learn how to use citrus trees and citrus scented herbs such as lemon balm, lime balm and mint to create a citrus theme garden.

Melissa, also known as Lemon Balm, is frequently adulterated in aromatherapy; however, true Melissa has been used traditionally and therapeutically for centuries.

Monarda didyma is highly attractive to hummingbirds, honeybees and butterflies, as well as providing weeks of colorful blooms each summer and early fall. Learn more!

Bergamot, the herb, should not be mistaken for Bergamot, the fruit; the two species are from differing plant families with different characteristics and properties.

Some plants can help restore normal thyroid function, from any position of imbalance.

Having soft lips requires special care because lip skin is thin and loses moisture easily. Harsh winter conditions can make lips chap and crack. Lip health is important

Finding the right beauty products makes life much much easier and also eliminates mistake buys. Certain items help dry skins to look and feel their best at all times.

Many plants have sedative or otherwise sleep-inducing properties that can help with both falling asleep and staying asleep, usually with very few side effects.

What could be more wonderful than strolling through a flower garden full of scent and fragrance? Here are some top perennial picks for a pleasing fragrant filled garden.

Lavender is among the most popular of traditional scents and the queen of floral healing fragrances. Now there are more ways than ever to enjoy its beneficial properties.

A sensitive and delicate area, the lips are expecially susceptible to chapping and dry skin. To avoid a painful winter, follow these tips and keep lips healthy.

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The irritation of chapped lips often escalates from a small cosmetic issue into a persistant painful condition, sending one on the endless pursuit of soothing comfort.

If you own horses or cows, you may have already tried cleaning and grooming products made for equines and bovines that seem to do well for humans, too.

Lemon balm, chamomile, hops, lavender, orange blossom, and valerian are 6 of the best for treating insomnia. These oils can be applied through massage, bath or diffuser.

Many commonly used kitchen and medicinal herbs do not have to be planted in full sun to thrive. Below are five of these including growing tips for each one.

Create a beautiful gift basket especially for women with allergies. A drip to the drug store will net the everyday supplies for a daily beauty regimen.

Lipstick and lip gloss wear off easily. Using a lip stain will help keep color on lips longer. Purchase a lip stain or make your own with Homemade Lips Stain recipes.

The nature of your hair and nails often suffers dramatic changes during pregnancy and it is important to look after these areas in order to make yourself feel good.

It's easy to whip up moisturizing balms, exfoliating salt scrubs and calming bath salts right in your own kitchen with a blender and a simple trip to the farmer's market.

A tea pot garden is beautiful and utilitarian when grown in containers. Make yourself a great cup of tea by harvesting right outside your back door.

Make-up looks and feels different on the skin in hot weather so good products work all summer to keep looking fresh and feeling comfortable.