BOTANICAL MISTS
Crafted in small batches and infused slowly using time-honored cold-infusion methods, these mists are a celebration of nature’s quiet strength. Using dried herbs and natural solvents like witch hazel, each recipe is left to steep for 2 to 4 months—allowing the plants’ healing properties to gently transfer into every drop. The result: a potent, plant-based remedy for daily rituals, born of patience and guided by the wisdom of the land.
Every batch is limited and unique—once it’s gone, the next may be months away. Keep an eye on the website for countdowns to new releases.
Northern Insect Repellent
Infused for two months with catnip, lavender, lemon balm, rosemary, garlic, and cinnamon, this all-natural bug spray was crafted with the northern woods in mind. Made with witch hazel and softening essential oils, it helps ward off mosquitos, black flies, and ticks—without leaving you smelling like garlic. Just a few sprays and you’re ready for a peaceful walk through the wild.
Leave-In Hair Conditioner
Infused over four months with hibiscus, lavender, rosemary, yarrow, rose petals, and witch hazel, this botanical mist is pure magic for your hair. Designed to strengthen, hydrate, and restore damaged strands, it also tames frizz, detangles, and encourages healthy growth. A gentle blend of rose and sandalwood adds a soft, floral note to each spritz—bringing a little beauty and strength to your everyday routine.
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A little more about Apothecary and mists
My mists... these are probably my favourite recipes I have come up with so far. There is a story to how I came across them. Last summer, I noticed my hair was thinning, and I thought it was either my medication or stress. I started looking into the different types of herbs that can stimulate hair growth. I wasn't interested in anything else, just encouraging hair growth. I knew of some herbs that worked well, but I wasn't sure how it was applied. I started digging, as I dug, I found witch hazel worked amazingly for your hair, and I knew I didn't want to put any oily substances in my hair, I'm all about convenience! Work smart not hard, right? So I decided I would infuse the herbs I found and the witch hazel to see if it would work. While putting the infusion together, I noticed how much I HATED the smell of witch hazel. This kind of discouraged me, I didn't want to put anything in my hair that I didn't like the smell of, as your hair can really hold onto aromas.
While my concoction was infusing, I started brainstorming ways to fix the scent. I didn't want to rely on essential oils here, again, trying to avoid oil in the hair. Then, I simply forgot about my hair mist solution. After 4 months, I remembered my hair mist and decided to suck it up and just add a small fragrance of rose and sandalwood to it. When I opened the jar, to my surprise, the smell wasn't so bad! The witch hazel smell had mostly disappeared and the lavender smell was coming through. I still added a sliver of the fragrance and it tied it together perfectly. I then tested my new hair mist after I showered, and the results were literally instant! No, hair didn't start growing miraculously, but I noticed improvement in hydration and it felt lighter. As if I just came back from a hair salon. My hair became more manageable, split ends were disappearing, and significantly less shedding (after continued use). I later went to see my hair stylist and she said she had never seen my hair so healthy (my hair has always been rough, I live in a very dry cold climate), only after 3 weeks of usage! So she convinced me to start selling the stuff, and I've given samples out to others to try and they are reporting similar results! So, I then fell in love with infusions and decided to make a bug spray as well.
Another component of myself that complements the need to create, is the fact I enjoy helping people and taking care of people. I work in psychosocial oncology as my primary career, I dedicate my life to supporting those touched by cancer in some form or another. While I can't cure cancer, I can help direct patients in alleviating symptoms caused by treatment. Which has lead me down the path of wanting to produce apothecary products to take care of those I care for and around me. If I find a recipe I have put together that shows amazing results and great promise, I share it with the world! Some recipes that I find may be sporadically used, or is for a very small niche, I will provide here.