Friday, July 31, 2009

Happy Freebie Friday!!

Jennifer Vander Molen is the winner of our Luxury Soap of the Month! :) Yay Jennifer!

This week's Freebie - one of our Mini Facial Care Samplers. These are AWESOME for traveling, or just a great way to try out 3 of our most popular facial care products: our Luxury Soaps, Eye and Face Creams, and our Facial Serum.


These kits are customized for 3 different skin types: Mature/Dry, Normal, and Problem/Oily. Winner gets to choose the best type for their skin.

If you'd like to enter yourself to win one of these kits, simply comment on today's blog post.

Rules:
1) One entry per person.
2) You must have a registered ID to post - if your post shows up under "anonymous", we don't know who you are, and therefore you can't win.
3) You have until the next Thursday at midnight, CST, to enter your comment.
4) Winner will be announced the following Friday - you must check back to see if it's you!
5) International folks are welcome. We ship Prairieland Herbs items all over the world, so we'll ship our "Friday freebie" anywhere too!
6) Each eligible post will be assigned a number, and we'll use a free online random number generator to determine the winner.

Thursday, July 30, 2009

You gotta love a product rave blost post entitled "I'm Going To Smell Like Awesome". :)

Thanks, Kasey, (Last week's Freebie Friday Winner) for the excellent review, and great blog post. You are giving us a big big happy here at Prairieland Herbs today! :)

Wednesday, July 29, 2009


Here's a great blog post about a small essential oil distiller in Canada. I have a heck of a time explaining to people why we don't distill our own essential oils....they see we have an herb farm, and a still...so why aren't we making essential oils? The question is one of scale. We have a TINY herb farm (less than 2 acres, most of which is occupied with house/barn/outbuildings/store/parkinglot/miniature horses), and a tiny still. You need many many pounds of herbal matter to make OUNCES of essential oils! This article and pictures give a small taste of the size of still needed to make quantites of essential oil.