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Years of staying curious, reading and researching. Studying through my nutritional consulting program. And by surrounding myself with experts in this field who are also constantly researching and learning and sharing what they learn, books they’re reading and new resources being created. A couple of books that I have loved for inspiring a love of living well: Organic Housekeeping by Ellen Sandbeck,  Green Enough by Leah Segedie, Fearfully & Wonderfully Made by Paul W Brand. 

Start with simple things. Low hanging fruit such as; 

– What products do you use every day that STAY on your skin (versus being washed off)? Begin switching those to healthier alternatives. 

– What cleaning products are you using on the regular? Consider switching to simple alternatives, even just distilled white vinegar for basic household cleaning. 

As time goes on you’ll find more and more that you can transition to healthier alternatives. This is not an overnight process, which can be overwhelming and incredibly cost prohibitive. This is also NOT a diet, it’s a LIFESTYLE, which means it needs to connect you with a why and be sustainable. 

Because the word clean communicates a lifestyle that has balance and structure. It also captures all the things I care about; a clean and healthy home, clean beauty products that don’t contain health harming ingredients, clean foods to nourish well and promote healing for body, mind & soul.

my sweet friend, Amanda, from Upstreet Photography, LLC. She’s based out of Centennial, CO and does lifestyle, professional & family photoshoots. 

I source them from a local Colorado Organic tea company that has the best dried elderberries I’ve ever used. For the other raw materials in my syrup kit, those are also sourced from a high quality organic herb company (USA), but I was not able to find a local supplier to source thru at this time. 

JOINING MY TEAM

Currently the only team I’m growing is my Beautycounter team, so the following questions are specific to that brand partnership. 

We are diverse and from all walks of life. We have teachers, pediatric nurses, oncology nurses, doctors, realtors, massage therapists, personal chefs, lawyers, homesteaders, homemakers, mental health therapists, occupational therapists, physicial therapists, professional athletes, photographers, hairstylists, estheticians and more. Each of us united by the common mission of getting safer products into the hands of everyone! 

Yes. For Beautycounter the cost to join as a Brand Advocate is very low and there are often special promos for joining happening as well. Connect with me and I can share the current special offer. 

If you find yourself with a desire to not only use clean beauty products for yourself and your family, but you also can see yourself sharing with close friends & family about clean beauty, then this is for you! If you also want to be apart of a like minded community of people who love health & wellness or just love high performing products AND you’d like to have some more diversity in how you generate income for you family, then this is for you! 

When you join as a Brand Advocate it works on a 6 month cycle. There is a volume minimum that resets every 6 months that is required to stay an active Brand Advocate and enjoy your 25% discount as well as up to 35% commission. If you do not hit that minimum you simply roll back to our amazing Band of Beauty Membership program and enjoy that level of Beautycounter perks for the next 12 months. You can sign back up as a BA at any time. Have more specific questions? Reach out, I’m happy to help! 

ORDER QUESTIONS

Yes. Whether you’ve placed a Beautycounter order, an order through one my other affiliate links or purchased an Elderberry kit, I’m always happy to assist and get you the best help for your issue possible. 

Exchanges are not possible, but returns and replacements are. Simply reach out with what you need help with and I’ll guide you to the best option available to remedy your situation. 

Yes. As long as your purchase was within the last 60days, refunds are possible. Some conditions apply, reach out for more info. 

Yes. Simply connect with me to schedule your virtual consultation. 

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It makes no difference for you, cost wise, to choose to shop my affiliate links (Beautycounter, Humble Suds, etc), but it makes a world of difference to me and I am forever grateful to you for choosing to click through my links to support my small business. 

Yes. The brands featured on my website are ones that I know, love & trust. As a bonus for sharing these brands with you, I have affiliate links set up, that help fund the work I do and allow me the freedom to research other amazing brands and solutions to share with you! 

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  • I love being barefoot. I wander around doing yard work, gardening, bringing my trash cans out, bringing my 80+ year old neighbor a treat or her mail. Every time she sees me without shoes on she just looks me up and down and tsks. One day when I was in my front yard she asked me to come over and she walked me inside her house to her laundry room as she casually handed me a cute little pair of rubber gardening clogs and said “because apparently you don’t have anything like this, please start wearing shoes”🤣. She secretly loves me and needs the entrainment in her life😉. But yet, here I am. Still barefoot. I love feeling the ground beneath my feet. I love the health benefits of walking barefoot in the grass and for my toes and arches to have no restraints. Don’t get me wrong. I do like shoes when I’m out and about, I just really love being barefoot at home. Do you walk around barefoot a lot or do you always have to have shoes on?
  • Seriously though. When I hear a friend proudly announce that “I just threw away all that crap”, it makes me gasp. But why, Becky, you’re all about clean living? Well this is why and this is part of clean living too! 1. We throw away WAAAAY too much in this country. 2. We often only think about immediate impact of something on ourselves, versus the ripple effect of that choice. 3. Just because we won’t eat a particular something, doesn’t mean it couldn’t still bring the exact joy someone is needing in their day. 4. Farmers are STRUGGLING. If we buy pumpkins and then just want to throw them away, there’s an entire life cycle and food source that we are skipping. Donated pumpkins add needed nutrition for winter livestock needs. Often donation places do prefer the pumpkins in their most whole state, but it’s worth reaching out to your local groups to double check their specific requirements. Let’s all think beyond ourselves and our own convenience for a minute and consider the community impact we could have by opening our hands and minds a little wider. Sincerely yours in clean, Becky Ps: drop in the comments below if you have any other suggestions for where to donate these items! Love to crowdsource these things!
  • When I want diced cubes of butternut squash, this is my favorite way to prep. Sure you can simply slice in half, put into a baking dish upside down or right side up and bake it until it’s soft, but then it’s often too soft to cube or it’s still too firm to cube well, so this is why I do it this way! I also hate the slimy tastelessness of the bags of pre cut butternut squash in the grocery store. It’s a shortcut, but not worth it imo and honestly more expensive than a whole, raw organic one. Simply prep as shown. Bake at 400° for 20-30mins. Stirring every 15 so they cook evenly. I bake the whole squash at once and if we don’t eat it all in one sitting, the leftovers easily toss into salads or other meals or freeze well for a quick easy button add in to a later recipe. #glutenfreekitchen #cleanlivingmama #glowingskinnaturally #foodasmedicine #autoimmune #mamarisingcollective #mamabear #healingfoods
  • Spain. The much anticipated and long awaited post about our adventures in Mallorca & Barcelona the last week of September. We enjoyed amazing food, incredible weather, met micro mosquitoes that bite you so fast you don’t even know it’s happening, savored lots of relaxation at the ocean, in seaside towns and mountains. We wandered old stone streets and walked on top of medieval walls. We savored Paella and Tapas, incredible fresh fruit and baked bread. We wandered outdoor & indoor markets. We ate gelato. Lots of it. We went on adventures; sea kayaking, cliff jumping and cave snorkeling. We stayed at a resort near the port town of Alcudia on the north end of the island. We also rented a car, highly recommended by everyone we talked to. We had one afternoon and night in Barcelona before our flight home, so we explored Rambla de Catalunya, saw the Mirador de Colom. Incredibly grateful for the amazing opportunity to explore somewhere new as a family🫶🏼.
  • Seriously tho🫠. Stimulation overload of current heavy & chaotic national events, paired with a to-do list a mile long means I start to focus on the mundane. The repetitive. The calming. The tasks that will create a calmer home, resulting in a calmer mind to sift thru the to do list to focus on the next most important thing. It works every single time. Give it a try. If anything your dishes and laundry will be done😉. #motherhoodunfiltered #motherhoodintheraw #autoimmunewarrior #cleanliving #cleanbeauty #healthylivingtips #crunchi #glowingskintips
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I love being barefoot. I wander around doing yard work, gardening, bringing my trash cans out, bringing my 80+ year old neighbor a treat or her mail. Every time she sees me without shoes on she just looks me up and down and tsks. One day when I was in my front yard she asked me to come over and she walked me inside her house to her laundry room as she casually handed me a cute little pair of rubber gardening clogs and said “because apparently you don’t have anything like this, please start wearing shoes”🤣. She secretly loves me and needs the entrainment in her life😉. But yet, here I am. Still barefoot. I love feeling the ground beneath my feet. I love the health benefits of walking barefoot in the grass and for my toes and arches to have no restraints. Don’t get me wrong. I do like shoes when I’m out and about, I just really love being barefoot at home. Do you walk around barefoot a lot or do you always have to have shoes on?
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Seriously though. When I hear a friend proudly announce that “I just threw away all that crap”, it makes me gasp. But why, Becky, you’re all about clean living? Well this is why and this is part of clean living too! 1. We throw away WAAAAY too much in this country. 2. We often only think about immediate impact of something on ourselves, versus the ripple effect of that choice. 3. Just because we won’t eat a particular something, doesn’t mean it couldn’t still bring the exact joy someone is needing in their day. 4. Farmers are STRUGGLING. If we buy pumpkins and then just want to throw them away, there’s an entire life cycle and food source that we are skipping. Donated pumpkins add needed nutrition for winter livestock needs. Often donation places do prefer the pumpkins in their most whole state, but it’s worth reaching out to your local groups to double check their specific requirements. Let’s all think beyond ourselves and our own convenience for a minute and consider the community impact we could have by opening our hands and minds a little wider. Sincerely yours in clean, Becky Ps: drop in the comments below if you have any other suggestions for where to donate these items! Love to crowdsource these things!
Seriously though. When I hear a friend proudly announce that “I just threw away all that crap”, it makes me gasp. But why, Becky, you’re all about clean living? Well this is why and this is part of clean living too! 1. We throw away WAAAAY too much in this country. 2. We often only think about immediate impact of something on ourselves, versus the ripple effect of that choice. 3. Just because we won’t eat a particular something, doesn’t mean it couldn’t still bring the exact joy someone is needing in their day. 4. Farmers are STRUGGLING. If we buy pumpkins and then just want to throw them away, there’s an entire life cycle and food source that we are skipping. Donated pumpkins add needed nutrition for winter livestock needs. Often donation places do prefer the pumpkins in their most whole state, but it’s worth reaching out to your local groups to double check their specific requirements. Let’s all think beyond ourselves and our own convenience for a minute and consider the community impact we could have by opening our hands and minds a little wider. Sincerely yours in clean, Becky Ps: drop in the comments below if you have any other suggestions for where to donate these items! Love to crowdsource these things!
Seriously though. When I hear a friend proudly announce that “I just threw away all that crap”, it makes me gasp. But why, Becky, you’re all about clean living? Well this is why and this is part of clean living too! 1. We throw away WAAAAY too much in this country. 2. We often only think about immediate impact of something on ourselves, versus the ripple effect of that choice. 3. Just because we won’t eat a particular something, doesn’t mean it couldn’t still bring the exact joy someone is needing in their day. 4. Farmers are STRUGGLING. If we buy pumpkins and then just want to throw them away, there’s an entire life cycle and food source that we are skipping. Donated pumpkins add needed nutrition for winter livestock needs. Often donation places do prefer the pumpkins in their most whole state, but it’s worth reaching out to your local groups to double check their specific requirements. Let’s all think beyond ourselves and our own convenience for a minute and consider the community impact we could have by opening our hands and minds a little wider. Sincerely yours in clean, Becky Ps: drop in the comments below if you have any other suggestions for where to donate these items! Love to crowdsource these things!
Seriously though. When I hear a friend proudly announce that “I just threw away all that crap”, it makes me gasp. But why, Becky, you’re all about clean living? Well this is why and this is part of clean living too! 1. We throw away WAAAAY too much in this country. 2. We often only think about immediate impact of something on ourselves, versus the ripple effect of that choice. 3. Just because we won’t eat a particular something, doesn’t mean it couldn’t still bring the exact joy someone is needing in their day. 4. Farmers are STRUGGLING. If we buy pumpkins and then just want to throw them away, there’s an entire life cycle and food source that we are skipping. Donated pumpkins add needed nutrition for winter livestock needs. Often donation places do prefer the pumpkins in their most whole state, but it’s worth reaching out to your local groups to double check their specific requirements. Let’s all think beyond ourselves and our own convenience for a minute and consider the community impact we could have by opening our hands and minds a little wider. Sincerely yours in clean, Becky Ps: drop in the comments below if you have any other suggestions for where to donate these items! Love to crowdsource these things!
Seriously though. When I hear a friend proudly announce that “I just threw away all that crap”, it makes me gasp. But why, Becky, you’re all about clean living? Well this is why and this is part of clean living too! 1. We throw away WAAAAY too much in this country. 2. We often only think about immediate impact of something on ourselves, versus the ripple effect of that choice. 3. Just because we won’t eat a particular something, doesn’t mean it couldn’t still bring the exact joy someone is needing in their day. 4. Farmers are STRUGGLING. If we buy pumpkins and then just want to throw them away, there’s an entire life cycle and food source that we are skipping. Donated pumpkins add needed nutrition for winter livestock needs. Often donation places do prefer the pumpkins in their most whole state, but it’s worth reaching out to your local groups to double check their specific requirements. Let’s all think beyond ourselves and our own convenience for a minute and consider the community impact we could have by opening our hands and minds a little wider. Sincerely yours in clean, Becky Ps: drop in the comments below if you have any other suggestions for where to donate these items! Love to crowdsource these things!
Seriously though. When I hear a friend proudly announce that “I just threw away all that crap”, it makes me gasp. But why, Becky, you’re all about clean living? Well this is why and this is part of clean living too! 1. We throw away WAAAAY too much in this country. 2. We often only think about immediate impact of something on ourselves, versus the ripple effect of that choice. 3. Just because we won’t eat a particular something, doesn’t mean it couldn’t still bring the exact joy someone is needing in their day. 4. Farmers are STRUGGLING. If we buy pumpkins and then just want to throw them away, there’s an entire life cycle and food source that we are skipping. Donated pumpkins add needed nutrition for winter livestock needs. Often donation places do prefer the pumpkins in their most whole state, but it’s worth reaching out to your local groups to double check their specific requirements. Let’s all think beyond ourselves and our own convenience for a minute and consider the community impact we could have by opening our hands and minds a little wider. Sincerely yours in clean, Becky Ps: drop in the comments below if you have any other suggestions for where to donate these items! Love to crowdsource these things!
Seriously though. When I hear a friend proudly announce that “I just threw away all that crap”, it makes me gasp. But why, Becky, you’re all about clean living? Well this is why and this is part of clean living too! 1. We throw away WAAAAY too much in this country. 2. We often only think about immediate impact of something on ourselves, versus the ripple effect of that choice. 3. Just because we won’t eat a particular something, doesn’t mean it couldn’t still bring the exact joy someone is needing in their day. 4. Farmers are STRUGGLING. If we buy pumpkins and then just want to throw them away, there’s an entire life cycle and food source that we are skipping. Donated pumpkins add needed nutrition for winter livestock needs. Often donation places do prefer the pumpkins in their most whole state, but it’s worth reaching out to your local groups to double check their specific requirements. Let’s all think beyond ourselves and our own convenience for a minute and consider the community impact we could have by opening our hands and minds a little wider. Sincerely yours in clean, Becky Ps: drop in the comments below if you have any other suggestions for where to donate these items! Love to crowdsource these things!
Seriously though. When I hear a friend proudly announce that “I just threw away all that crap”, it makes me gasp. But why, Becky, you’re all about clean living? Well this is why and this is part of clean living too! 1. We throw away WAAAAY too much in this country. 2. We often only think about immediate impact of something on ourselves, versus the ripple effect of that choice. 3. Just because we won’t eat a particular something, doesn’t mean it couldn’t still bring the exact joy someone is needing in their day. 4. Farmers are STRUGGLING. If we buy pumpkins and then just want to throw them away, there’s an entire life cycle and food source that we are skipping. Donated pumpkins add needed nutrition for winter livestock needs. Often donation places do prefer the pumpkins in their most whole state, but it’s worth reaching out to your local groups to double check their specific requirements. Let’s all think beyond ourselves and our own convenience for a minute and consider the community impact we could have by opening our hands and minds a little wider. Sincerely yours in clean, Becky Ps: drop in the comments below if you have any other suggestions for where to donate these items! Love to crowdsource these things!
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Seriously though. When I hear a friend proudly announce that “I just threw away all that crap”, it makes me gasp. But why, Becky, you’re all about clean living? Well this is why and this is part of clean living too! 1. We throw away WAAAAY too much in this country. 2. We often only think about immediate impact of something on ourselves, versus the ripple effect of that choice. 3. Just because we won’t eat a particular something, doesn’t mean it couldn’t still bring the exact joy someone is needing in their day. 4. Farmers are STRUGGLING. If we buy pumpkins and then just want to throw them away, there’s an entire life cycle and food source that we are skipping. Donated pumpkins add needed nutrition for winter livestock needs. Often donation places do prefer the pumpkins in their most whole state, but it’s worth reaching out to your local groups to double check their specific requirements. Let’s all think beyond ourselves and our own convenience for a minute and consider the community impact we could have by opening our hands and minds a little wider. Sincerely yours in clean, Becky Ps: drop in the comments below if you have any other suggestions for where to donate these items! Love to crowdsource these things!
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When I want diced cubes of butternut squash, this is my favorite way to prep. Sure you can simply slice in half, put into a baking dish upside down or right side up and bake it until it’s soft, but then it’s often too soft to cube or it’s still too firm to cube well, so this is why I do it this way! I also hate the slimy tastelessness of the bags of pre cut butternut squash in the grocery store. It’s a shortcut, but not worth it imo and honestly more expensive than a whole, raw organic one. Simply prep as shown. Bake at 400° for 20-30mins. Stirring every 15 so they cook evenly. I bake the whole squash at once and if we don’t eat it all in one sitting, the leftovers easily toss into salads or other meals or freeze well for a quick easy button add in to a later recipe. #glutenfreekitchen #cleanlivingmama #glowingskinnaturally #foodasmedicine #autoimmune #mamarisingcollective #mamabear #healingfoods
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Spain. The much anticipated and long awaited post about our adventures in Mallorca & Barcelona the last week of September. We enjoyed amazing food, incredible weather, met micro mosquitoes that bite you so fast you don’t even know it’s happening, savored lots of relaxation at the ocean, in seaside towns and mountains. We wandered old stone streets and walked on top of medieval walls. We savored Paella and Tapas, incredible fresh fruit and baked bread. We wandered outdoor & indoor markets. We ate gelato. Lots of it. We went on adventures; sea kayaking, cliff jumping and cave snorkeling. We stayed at a resort near the port town of Alcudia on the north end of the island. We also rented a car, highly recommended by everyone we talked to. We had one afternoon and night in Barcelona before our flight home, so we explored Rambla de Catalunya, saw the Mirador de Colom. Incredibly grateful for the amazing opportunity to explore somewhere new as a family🫶🏼.
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Seriously tho🫠. Stimulation overload of current heavy & chaotic national events, paired with a to-do list a mile long means I start to focus on the mundane. The repetitive. The calming. The tasks that will create a calmer home, resulting in a calmer mind to sift thru the to do list to focus on the next most important thing. It works every single time. Give it a try. If anything your dishes and laundry will be done😉. #motherhoodunfiltered #motherhoodintheraw #autoimmunewarrior #cleanliving #cleanbeauty #healthylivingtips #crunchi #glowingskintips
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