New Zealand Woman’s Weekly

FOO D FOR THOUGHT The chef who cooks up skincare

“ My daughter Sarah was the one who initially raised the idea of me making skin food.

She was looking for something natural to use on her face. I played with Dr Google for a while, but it’s not the same learning online – I didn’t know what things should look or feel like. I found a ‘white witch’ who I trained with for a year. She taught me about the healing properties of

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