Khela Herbs — Local services in Rancho Cordova

I live in a dry climate, so I like to keep a tin of Khela Herbs’ Artemisia salve handy to nourish my brittle fingernails and cuticles. I also have a slight allergy to peanuts so try to be careful. However, I recently did overindulge and quickly noticed an uncomfortable prickly sensation on my face and around my eyes, along with an itchy hive that popped up on my cheek. Unconsciously, I reached for my tin of Artemisia salve, smoothed a bit over my face and, literally, within seconds, the prickly sensation eased. Five minutes later, the skin on my face was back to normal; even the pesky hive had disappeared. Who knew?! I can highly recommend Artemisia salve for anyone with a sensitive skin condition, such as dry, flaky patches, bone-dry fingernails, and even mild allergic...

I am obsessed with Khela Herbs herbal skincare oils. I live up in the mountains and during the summer I wear the calendula sun oil on my face to protect from sun damage. In the wintertime, I switch to the rosemary trifecta oil to keep my skin amazingly hydrated in the dry air. You can count on the oils being ultra fresh and the antioxidant properties ultra potent because they are made in small batches every season with high quality herbs. I think everyone would benefit from putting oil on their face because it helps fortify the epidermis to protect against all of the environmental toxins in the air around us. But I especially recommend Khela Herbs skincare oils to my friends who farm and spend a lot of time adventuring outdoors in...

Kellan is knowledgeable and super generous with her intel on all things herbal. Product wise, I am especially a huge fan of her elderberry syrup (perfect for fighting the many bugs I encounter raising a young child) and rosemary trifecta oil (a soothing serum for both the skin AND the soul). I’ve ordered the St. John’s Wort oil as a gift for a friend, who insisted this stuff was magic. When I get my (backyard) act together, I would love to do a gardening consult, as well as attend her American River herb walks. :) Thank you, Kellan, for sharing...