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The Products

Magnesium Oil Spray

Ingredients: Distilled water, pure magnesium flakes.


Instructions: Spray Magnesium oil on achy body parts and bottom of feet. You can rub in or let the magnesium oil absorb naturally.

Lavender-infused Magnesium Oil Spray

Ingredients: Lavender flower infused with distilled water, pure magnesium flakes.


Instructions: Spray Magnesium oil on achy body parts and bottom of feet. You can rub in or let the magnesium oil absorb naturally.

Lavender-infused Magnesium Balm

Ingredients: Lavender flakes infused with distilled water and pure magnesium flakes, shea butter, tallow.


Instructions: Apply magnesium balm on achy body parts and the bottom of feet.

Magnesium Balm

Ingredients: Magnesium flakes infused with distilled water, Shea butter, tallow, cocoa butter.


Instructions: Apply magnesium balm on achy body parts and the bottom of feet.

Summer Rescue Body Oil

Ingredients: Calendula flower infused with olive oil, neem oil, baobab oil, calendula oil, calendula flowers.


Instructions: Use the Summer Rescue Body Oil on hands and body after bath or shower while pores are open to get the best benefit of the oil.

Rose Promise Oil

Ingredients: Rose hips infused with jojoba oil, calendula oil, with dried rose petals.


Instructions: Use the Rose Promise Body Oil on hands and body after bath or shower while pores are open to get the best benefit of the oil. Works as a great facial serum.

These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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The Blog

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By Cynthia Hogue February 12, 2025
What is love? Is it a feeling? Is it a condition? Is it just a word?
By Cynthia Hogue September 9, 2024
2 years ago I had cardiac stents inserted for a blocked heart vessel. You may say that’s nothing big , that it happens to many people. And you are right it does. What was once a serious procedure when performed is now a simple outpatient appointment. But having that happen to me has reawakened my passion for living. And as age creeps up I realized there was more time behind me than in front of me. So whatever I was going to do, wanted to do or needed to do. Now was the time. To offset my anxiety, not so much of the aging process but of what this meant to my daily life. I needed to remain balanced. Keep distractions and drama in the low key or nil position. I read a lot and I have a published book, Permission: It’s in You. But I needed to stay active as well, and being active in not just doing things for the sake of doing things, but in things that move you and give you peace and most importantly purpose. I started a garden. A friend built me some raised beds and thus a new story and new revelations of life began I would come home from work and hit the beds. Pouring soil, weeding and planting and then harvesting. It felt like home. The garden of my grandmother. At the end of the day I could hardly wait until the next morning to see what had happened overnight. I dried herbs and canned vegetables until they no longer produced. And in that i remembered how my grandmother would use herbs and old remedies to heal. And as I researched and then took some informational classes I realized, THIS IS IT. This is home. I wanted to grow vegetables and herbs and then use this produce to make oils and lotions that helped our skin. As well as food for our table. As I researched and experimented with different oils and herbs I found that infused oils last much longer on my skin. And As we age, of course our skin ages and along with perimenopause and menopause we experience hormonal changes . Add that to skin dryness, skin spots, ashy skin color, the inevitable environmental exposure and the fact that our skin builds up dead skin cells as is natures course. It’s natural that man’s largest organ gets all the wear and tear and little care. I’ve never worn a lot of makeup at any time but I could see the subtle changes. The garden and the herbs gave me later grace oils. Its is so confirming to plant a seed see the land give back a harvest and then we are able to use this harvest for our good. Just as those who came before us and to those who will come after us please remember that We have been given everything that we need to survive and thrive in this world. Many things bring us home. It can be a thought, a smell or a feeling. Home is not just a house on a perfect piece of property . it is a place that is deep in our soul. It’s a place we can go to settle ourselves and maybe to find ourselves. To settle our minds and our hearts. To talk and then to listen for the answer. Home is a place of giving and receiving. A place where a part of you lives and every now and then needs to be reunited. After our mother’s womb , it’s where we began and Where we were nurtured and cared for. It remains home. It’s the place you return to in hopes of finding what was lost. It may not happen to you today or tomorrow but it will happen. And if you can’t travel there physically our mind will always thinking home. Our health is tied to our home , our lifestyle and genetics. Some of it we can control. Some not so much. The name latter Grace is how God ‘s Word never fails us and is a constant reminder to me that latter represents his word in action and that Grace has been given to us all You will find me at HOME. In my garden Where I am honored to bring you Latter Grace Oils & Balms.
By Cynthia Hogue September 9, 2024
According to the American herbalists guild, herbal medicine is the art and science of using plants to support health and wellness. It’s called by many names: Traditional Medicine, folk medicine, botanical medicine, root medicine, phototherapy, herbal healing and holistic healing. Some simply call it gardening. Becoming one with nature. Almost every culture has its own plant healing methods and no culture owns the practices . They all share a common thread; HEALING. These methods have such a place in antiquity and are so revered they have been labeled as unsafe and false medicine. Yet we go back to those methods time and time again because “they work”. The teachings and knowledge are as old as time and many birthed from the African continent. These practices have been verbally handed down and transmitted to other countries through the immigration of people as they began to filter out to populate this vast world and to this western country by way of slavery and oral tradition. From this We have lost a significant amount of knowledge. One needs to study each culture to understand the full story and impact of these practices . Some are steeped in religion. Some seem to be clothed in dark magic. Some in the open light. Some in just the pure beauty of healing and the reason God gave us plants for the healing of our bodies and mind. It’s not romantic fantasy and you don’t just say, I’m a herbalist, or I’m a healer without some evidence. It takes time and patience. It takes having a knowledge of nature, having a sense and knowledge of how the body works and that same sense of knowing that the body itself is able to communicate to us what it needs. It takes knowledge of each plant or herb and its cellular content. To some it’s a gift, to others it’s learned from being and doing. For every one thing you learn there are 10 more things to learn. It’s practice and observation. It’s love and understanding. It’s Gods gift to mankind as stated in the passages below:.

Product Disclaimer

The homemade products I have created, have not been tested in a lab nor has any Information about my products been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. The information and products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Please consult your personal physician or a medical provider before using any herbal product. The oils used are rich in fatty acids and antioxidants to help heal skin, improve hydration and elasticity.  All products are organic and responsibly sourced to give you the best product.

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