Thanks if you have bought our COCONUT LIME CREAMS! We were able to buy two goats for our friends in Uganda with your help.
If you would like to also help you could buy some of our creams or rings
Please
Note: The Lemon Jar and Kids Canada are no longer affiliated with the
Nggaali Project and their affiliates but continue to move the important
projects that we had promised you. Heartfelt thanks to all of you for
your love, loyalty and your trust!
Homemade skincare products do not last as long as store bought products.
What The LEMON JAR does to help keep your Coconut Lime Cream fresh
1.Our ingredients are antibacterial. We use Essential oils of Lavender Lemon, Lime, Calendula infused in olive oil and Raw Organic Coconut Oil.
2.We use glass jars because plastic is porous and breaks down.
3.We make small fresh batches that you should enjoy within a year.
How you can help keep your LEMON JAR products fresh
1.Dip into the jars with Dry Clean Fingers. Keep away from water.
2.Store in dark cool places or in your fridge to avoid light and heat oxidation.
3.Your Coconut Lime Cream will melt in warmer temperatures. If this happens –just shake the jar to mix oils and store in your fridge.
How to use your Coconut Lime Cream
Coconut oil contains antioxidants that stop free radicals from aging the skin. Easily absorbed -it softens, nourishes and protects by forming a barrier on your skin to avoid moisture loss. Use on skin and hair after a bath to moisturize and to replenish lost oils.
Use on cuts, scrapes and bruises.
Use as a diaper cream and to massage your little ones after a bath.
Citrus oils are used in aromatherapy and have many healing properties but are photosensitive –avoid immediate exposure to sun when applied to exposed skin.
Lavender -calming, antiseptic, antifungal, helps to heal wounds, calms inflammation.
$10 for a 60ml jar 10% of each sale goes to support our friends here in Canada and in Uganda www.kidscanada.wordpress.com
THANK YOU!! This holiday season we were able to buy two goats with your support! Big warm thanks to Andrea, Pabou, Aries, Maggie and Kayenne for helping us to promote our creams! Enjoy!
Wyatt and I raised $55 for the Nggaali kids at the Ijo Vudu concert. The show was spectacularly awesome! www.ijovududance.com. Sani generously donated a table to Cynthia and us.
The last time we made $50 so in total we made $105. We passed our goal by $5. We hope to make some more money for them! Happy birthday Cynthia!
Wyatt and I are participating in a pen pal program with our new friends in Uganda. Mugambe, the founder of Advocacy Through Filming and Screening Uganda (AFSU) came up with this great idea. www.advocacyuganda.com
We are asking our friends if they would also like to participate. So far I have two of my friends, Emma and Josie, who are starting to write their letters.
My friend EMMA and I are hoping to raise some more money for them. It was hard to think about what we were going to sell because there are so many things you
can do and Emma is good at lots of things.
We are going to try to sell some bracelets that Emma
will make and I will make some of my flower
rings. We will both try to make some earrings
that I hope will work out.
I don't know for sure where it's going to be but
once I find out I'll put it up for every one to see.
thanks for stopping by!
love kaia!
Please
Note: The Lemon Jar and Kids Canada are no longer affiliated with the
Nggali Project and their affiliates but continue to move the important
projects that we had promised you. Heartfelt thanks to all of you for
your love, loyalty and your trust!
Last Friday night we supported the Nggaali kids. Weraised $50 to help them compete in music and dance in Uganda.
This is us with Cynthia.
She organized the fund raiser and wrote a beautiful song for the Nggaali kids to sing and dance to for the competition.
This is I Ping and she does excellent Thai Yoga Bodywork. Thank you I ping for helping us sell the rings! ipingwong@hotmail.com
That's Michael taking the picture. He writes beautiful music and takes beautiful pictures. The Temple of Sound
Thanks to everyone who bought a flower ring!
Thanks for stopping by!
xo
Kaia & Wyatt
Please
Note: The Lemon Jar and Kids Canada are no longer affiliated with the
Nggaali Project and their affiliates but continue to move the important
projects that we had promised you. Heartfelt thanks to all of you for
your love, loyalty and your trust!
My little brother and I always wanted to have a company of our own. My mom told us that we should think of something we both love to make and that others would love, too.
Wyatt LOVES to make potions so we started to make our own spritzers, creams, fresheners (deodorants) and toothpaste. This summer we made our own bug repellent but think we still need to perfect it.
Everyone LOVES Wyatt's Coconut Lime Cream so we will be making this for now to sell. We use raw organic coconut oil and add essential oils. We use it after our bath and for cuts and scabs.
I love to make pretty petaled things so our company sells petaled rings & things and potions.
Our rings are $2 each. Our Coconut Lime creams are $10 for a 60ml glass jar.
Thanks for stopping by. We hope you will love our products!
