Tin of Cedar hill homestead Powder to Foam Clarifying Cleanser on white background

A stand-up kraft paper pouch of Clarifying Cleanser powder, labeled 'To Foam', set against a plain white background.

Cedar Hill Homestead Clarifying Powder To Foam Cleanser Natural Hair Care

Name: Cedar Hill Homestead Clarifying Powder To Foam Cleanser Natural Hair Care
Brand: Cedar Hill Homestead
Price: 24.0 USD
Availability: InStock

$24.00

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We are plant powered, low maintenance skin & hair care people. Rather than strip the skin and hair of its natural sebum, we prefer to use supportive products like our oil cleanser and hair rinse. But there are times when you simply need to cleanse and renew the skin and scalp. This is for those times! This also makes a great all in one travel companion.

These ingredients offer a unique blend of emollient, humectant & clarifying properties. While this works to strip product residue and general grime, the humectant properties help retain moisture, resulting in a more hydrated and elastic surface. These same properties smooth hair strands, giving hair more flexibility and shine.

Available in refillable tin or refill pouch, both 2 oz.

by Cedar Hill Homestead - Holley, New York

Mixed Sagebrush, Rosemary, Eucalyptus, Walnut Hull, Yarrow, Wormwood, Zeolite, DTE (Red Earth Clay), Arrowroot and Cacao.

This is a gentle blend that can be used anywhere on the body. Heck, it can even be used as an acne spot treatment, foot powder, carpet cleaner, chicken dust bath additive, underarm powder, face mask, bath additive, chafing powder, tooth powder and probably more. That's just the beauty of using all natural ingredients. It’s a good thing this comes in such a big container!

We always recommend doing a test patch first!

Founder and herbalist Victoria, is a Tennessee native carrying on generations of herbal tradition. Growing up in the woods outside Nashville, every family member had a nickname for the plants around them and made nearly everything by hand. At 15, after self-treating endometriosis, Victoria discovered that the plant allies she needed had been her closest neighbors all along. She's crafted remedies for herself and others ever since.

Victoria's a self-proclaimed "community herbalist," working with plants that grow abundantly in the region. At Cedar Hill, Victoria formulates every tincture, tea, skincare, and seasonal remedy with intention, guided by the rhythms of the seasons and the wisdom of place. Beyond the apothecary, she shares her knowledge through classes, plant walks, and gatherings that invite others to rekindle their own relationship with the land.

At the center of it all is a simple ethos: herbal care should be accessible, rooted in community, and alive with the spirit of the plants.