A confident, purpose-led queen, herbal tea lover, container gardener, and crochet artist rooted in Kingston, Jamaica. Through a personal journey of herbal wellness, intentional living, and small-space container gardening, this space holds reflections, lessons, and honest inspiration for living well and expressing yourself boldly at every stage of life. Every week, stories from the garden and the crochet hook arrive in your inbox - wellness discoveries, custom style inspiration, intentional living reminders, and the simple truth that growth is always possible, no matter the season or the space
Rosemary Water for Hair - My Simple Herbal Hair Rinse Ritual πΏ
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Hello Reader, I owe you a small apology. You have not heard from me in two weeks, and I want to acknowledge that. Life had its way with my schedule for a moment, but I am back on track and fully present. And though today is Wednesday, I want you to know that Saturdays are still your day. You will hear from me as usual this weekend and every weekend going forward. Now, let me tell you what brought me back to your inbox today. I published a new blog post, and I could not wait until Saturday to share it with you. You know I brew herbal teas daily. What you may not know is that I also brew a big pot of rosemary tea on some wash days and use it as my final hair rinse, and then I leave it in. No rinse out. Just rosemary water sitting in my hair while it dries, doing its quiet work. My scalp feels refreshed every single time. My hair feels stronger. And the whole ritual costs almost nothing because I pick up fresh rosemary right from the market. In today's post, I share exactly how I make it, how long I steep it, what I do with the leftovers, and where to source rosemary if you cannot find it locally. This is the kind of simple, intentional self-care I believe in. Plants. Consistency. No complicated routines. Go and read it here β Rosemary Water for Hair. I will be back in your inbox on Saturday. πΏπ With love, Gillian β |
Gillian Larmond | Queen Gee
A confident, purpose-led queen, herbal tea lover, container gardener, and crochet artist rooted in Kingston, Jamaica. Through a personal journey of herbal wellness, intentional living, and small-space container gardening, this space holds reflections, lessons, and honest inspiration for living well and expressing yourself boldly at every stage of life. Every week, stories from the garden and the crochet hook arrive in your inbox - wellness discoveries, custom style inspiration, intentional living reminders, and the simple truth that growth is always possible, no matter the season or the space
Hello Reader, I am sitting down at my desk today with a hot cup of Cuban Oregano tea - bold, aromatic, and deeply comforting. On my crochet hooks this week? Two statement ruffle hats (one crisp white, one classic black) for a queen. Over on the blog today, I am sharing a real reflection on Purpose-Led Growth at 57. The quick takeaway: Having a solid plan does not mean knowing every single step ahead. Real confidence is not about rigid certainty; it is about holding a steady compass, trusting...
Hey Reader, Happy Sunday to you. I hope you are easing into the day with something warm in your hand and a little quiet before the week picks up speed. I am starting this new week with a simple intention. My cousin recently brought home an oregano plant, and I have decided I want to grow my own from it, right here in my backyard container garden. I plan to take a cutting from her plant and see what it takes to root it, grow it, and eventually brew it into tea. I do not have all the answers...
Hello Reader, How have you been? I hope your week was all that you desired and more. This week reminded me that some of the most meaningful growth happens quietly. There wasn't a big milestone or dramatic breakthrough. Instead, there were small moments that made me pause and smile. I have been away from home for a little over a week. As such, I miss watching my herbs grow, harvesting fresh green mint for another cup of tea, and taking time to be present. I will get back to it soon, though,...