The Magic of Lavender in the Winter

Written By Christina Blincoe

As the chill of winter sets in, many of us seek solace in cozy spaces, warm drinks, and practices that help us unwind. What better way to embrace the season than by turning to the calming essence of lavender? Lavender isn’t just a summer delight; it’s a year-round companion for relaxation, and winter is the perfect time to explore its soothing benefits.

Lavender is well-known for its calming properties, helping to reduce stress, improve sleep, and create a serene atmosphere. During the winter months, when shorter days and colder weather can leave us feeling sluggish or stressed, incorporating lavender into your daily routine can offer much-needed comfort. Our favorite routine is lighting candles. Our candle burn clean and burn for over 40 hours. Please ensure safety practices when lighting candles throughout the home.

Ways to Enjoy Lavender This Winter

1. Create a Relaxing Lavender-Infused Space

Transform your living space into a winter haven with lavender. Add lavender sachets to drawers, closets, or under your pillow. Use lavender essential oil in a diffuser to fill your home with its soothing aroma. The scent not only uplifts your mood but also promotes better sleep.

2. Sip on Lavender Tea

Winter is tea season, and lavender tea is a perfect way to warm up while enjoying its calming effects. Pair it with honey for added sweetness and health benefits. This simple ritual can become a daily moment of peace.

3. Pamper Yourself with Lavender Skincare

Winter’s cold air can be harsh on your skin. Treat yourself to lavender-infused skincare products like balms, lotions, and bath salts. Lavender’s natural anti-inflammatory and moisturizing properties make it ideal for soothing dry, winter skin.

Supporting your local lavender farm, even during the off-season, ensures our farm thrives year-round. Sweet Streams Lavender offers an array of winter products, including handcrafted gifts, essential oils, and candles. Shopping locally not only helps small businesses but also connects you with high-quality, artisanal goods.

Winter doesn’t have to be a season of stress. By integrating lavender into your routine, you can create a peaceful, cozy environment that helps you unwind and recharge. Whether it’s through aromatic diffusers, lavender tea, or luxurious candles, lavender offers endless ways to find calm during the colder months. For more inspiration or to shop for lavender products, visit Sweet Streams Lavender shop page.

Christina Blincoe

Christina, a.k.a. “Chrissy” Blincoe, is a child of God, chosen by Him and held up by His

Grace and love for fifty years. She is a wife to her sweet hubby, Joe, and a momma to

three amazing sons, Brandon (27), Trenton (22), and Isaac (13). Joe and Chrissy are

both active in their church family, where they have dedicated over twenty-four years to

serving in various leadership roles. She gives back her time and heart to others and has

a deep desire and drive to leave a legacy for her children.

Chrissy presently works for an employee-owned engineering firm. Over the course of

her twenty-eight-year career, she has worked with similar firms, learning what being an

entrepreneur means and the mindset and spirit behind it. She has a heart to serve with

her gifts in technology and business. Chrissy is a Business Owner, Engineer, Speaker,

Author, Mentor, Coach, and Connector.

She volunteers with young people and women entrepreneurs to share her experience in

small business. Along with her master’s in business relationship management, she and

her husband are the "Joy-full Entrepreneurs" behind Sweet Streams Lavender.

Joe and Chrissy started their lavender farm in Kansas ten years ago, focusing on each

other’s strengths to utilize their time effectively and create intentional connections with

their community. The mission of Sweet Streams Lavender is grounded in faith; values;

and love for family, friends, partners, and customers they call “friends.” Joe and Chrissy

are here to help others find the beauty in themselves, and God is not done with them

yet.

https://www.sweetstreamslavender.com
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