During the last week of September, my little family tribe drove about 2 hours north of Stockholm, where we stayed in a lovely little cabin in the forest.

Here is the journey of our search for Sea Buckthorn…

I hope you enjoy the video and that it expresses how much love and gratitude I have for these lands and seas.

And if you’re wondering what the big deal about Sea Buckthorn is, check out Ode To Sea Buckthorn, where I share more about this magical plant – how our bodies and skin love it, and how the landscape loves it too.

Wild Sea Buckthorn infused oil is used in our seaberry skin repairing elixir.

Wild Rosehip infused oils are used in two of Wyld products – the rose gold elixir and the caffeine skin polishing oil.

Want to learn how to make your own infused oils at home? Check this post, where I go into more detail about the process.

Even something as simple as a Chamomile infused oil, or a Pine needle infused oil can be wonderfully useful and healing. Each plant offers its own properties and potential. And plus, the process gets you outside in nature, learning from it, loving it – and that is something we need so much more these days.

Use your infused oils as face moisturizers or cleansers, whip them into nourishing body butters, use them to make salves and balms. This is just in the skincare department. There’s the edible department too. Infused culinary oils are so special as well.

xo,

Wyld