Third Generation Herbal, LLC

The story of the Meldoy Mates is just as lost at sea as the track itself. They were a local swing band, playing the clubs in Cleveland, and considered a “twist band” in the papers—which was a sweeping generalization for anyone who played anything outside the classical genre during the 1950’s and 60’s. What is recognized is the tone of the party they were putting on. Low lights, seductive soundscapes, tiki exotica backtracked by evocative scales of siren sounding females. It was the exploitive fad of the times…to travel to a far away paradise where bodies were bare, tan, sun kissed, sandy, and exuding s*x. Oceans were clear and vibrant with sea life and floral lushness oozed perfumes in the hot breeze at sunset. Exotica. The movement that gave middle class Americans a chance to—often offensively, romanticize the island life that soldiers had recently traveled back from. It was the fascination with a looming opportunity to capture the ecstasy that these far away places were wet with.

E is for Enchantment.

A siren’s song that lures you to the rocky shoals. A pungent intoxication that drowns your mind and lulls you to sleep while lost at sea. A watery dream that ebbs you towards the doldrums. “There is a place where dreams are born, it’s across the sea and through the storm. Now listen, come with me…to this magic hour in ecstasy.”

Ho Wood, Tonka Bean, Sandalwood, Coconut, Lavender, Neroli, Fig, Jasmine, Tuberose.
Non-Binary.

Approachable recipes blended in gentle bases for those who wish to integrate oil into their moisturizing routine. These offerings are intended to be an alternative to lotion. They do not carry the weight of wax, thus allowing moisture to pe*****te more deeply. Oils can work to mimic the natural sebum of skin offering more hydration, elasticity, and nourishment on a cellular level.

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Wahine: wa·hi·ne wäˈhēnē

noun: wahine; plural noun: wahines

1. a Polynesian woman or wife, especially in Hawaii or New Zealand.

2. a young woman surfer.

For normal to maturing skin.

Ideal for skin and hair after a day in the sun, but a bright and easy option for any season.

Stamped Pearl Saucer Beads by Native American artist Michelle Jameson.

Navajo Pearls are a traditional design that involves hand rolling sterling silver sheets into saucers or rounded beads, then oxidized for an "antique finish". After the beads are finished drying from oxidization, they are stamped, then hand spun for a buffed shine.

The process is long and laborious with a finished product that carries the rhythms of the artist. Navajo Pearls are often considered an "investment" piece to due the high amount of silver that they contain.

16” Length | 71 grams

This is a collection of the top three grades of the “The King of Frankincenses” coming from Puntland, Somalia.

Boswellia frereana is gathered by harvester clans and is the pride of Somalia. The Coptic church exclusively burns this and due to demand harvests are often sold pre-season to Arabia and Africa as a desired medicine, chewing gum, and incense ingredient. It's not well known in the West. With high oleoresin content and low water solubility, its the choice gum for chewing and blending with alcohol, oils, or waxes. There isn't boswellic acid in this species, but its traditionally used as an antiseptic or anti-inflammatory for urinary tract and gastrointestinal issues.

Grade 1: Mushaad: larger (approx. 1") clearer pieces lacking bark.

Grade 2: Mujarwaal: slightly smaller (approx. 1/2" to 1/4") and often difficult to distinguish from #1 grade.

Grade 3: Fas Kabir: sorted, clean, smaller (approx. 1/4"), darker tones, chewable, and often used in cosmetics.

Burn profile: warm spiced amber notes with honey & light musk.

Medical Disclaimer: TGH expertise lies in incense making and fragrance. All information provided is solely for educational purposes. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Contraindications may exist. Consult expert medical advice before use. Use at your own risk. Keep away from children & pets.

Neroli Frankincense Foaming Facial Exfoliant:
This exfoliant not only works to aid current skin issues, but also targets the damage of the past. Fine walnut shell powder is blended with a gel cleanser to help remove dead skin, balance overall texture, brighten, and tone.

A staple since 2013.
It is understood that there are various schools of thought when it comes to exfoliating your skin, but for those who enjoy the process of letting a product naturally remove layers of dead skin, this may be for you.

Neroli Frankincense Foaming Facial Exfoliant:
This exfoliant not only works to aid current skin issues, but also targets the damage of the past. Fine walnut shell powder is blended with a gel cleanser to help remove dead skin, balance overall texture, brighten, and tone.