What we are dealing with here are deliciously decadent peppermint mochas made at home with about five simple ingredients in ten minutes or less. Featuring:

Milk
Unsweetened Chocolate
Homemade Mint Simple Syrup which will blow your mind with its ease of prep
Rich coffee or espresso
Whipped Cream + Candy Cane toppings bcz we’re divas
Simmer, shake, pour, top. That’s it.
In these days where we AREN’T driving to work or we want to stay home in our PJs instead of venturing out for the must-have coffee shop drink of the season, there is now a cozy 10-minute homemade alternative that can be prepped to our very own liking with no looks from the baristas.
This peppermint mocha should probably come with a warning: BEWARE. HABIT FORMING. NO TURNING BACK. But you knew that already, right? Ain’t nobody got time for warnings when there’s a peppermint mocha to be had.

Cozy up, grab a blanket and a book, and get your December on. Oooooh, it just gives me the happy chills!

Rosemary oil is a miracle that increases blood circulation in the scalp, regenerates cells and helps hair growth. Due to its anti-inflammatory properties, it fights inflammation and provides repair in hair follicles. When blood circulation is strong, because more blood flow is provided to the hair follicles, the hair strands are prevented from falling out by “dying”, so to speak. When the scalp is healthy, there is no dandruff, and problems such as dryness and itching are prevented. Lemongrass oil also provides an effective solution to various hair problems such as hair loss and slow growth, especially when used with carrier oils. Other beneficial oils that help hair growth are peppermint oil, which refreshes and stimulates the hair lesson, thyme oil, and cedarwood oil that reduces hair loss.
You can massage the diluted oil and oil mixture into the scalp for 2-3 minutes. Apply the oils to the scalp after a shower or bath. Depending on the density, either rinse or just stay. Another effective and practical method is to drip the oils into the shampoo or care cream! (How about making a homemade shampoo with a purifying oil like baking soda, coconut oil, and tea tree oil?)

Is it just me or have peppermint mochas taken over December life?

There is just no fighting it – it’s early morning, it’s cold outside, the wool mittens have made their annual appearance, Christmas music is pumping. Like, AS IF there is any restraint when it comes to a Peppermint Mocha pit stop. As if.

The baristas always get a little annoyed with me because I’m one of those people who has a super particular order that takes at least 15 sentences to communicate (full fat, no whip, and half the amount of syrup and chocolate) (if you’re a barista, I’m so sorry for my ways), but nevertheless, the December morning peppermint mocha is always, always, always worth it.
I’ve developed something of a habit, which is great, but it also means that I now cannot start my day without a peppermint mocha. (Or Cashew Coffee. Or an Oatmilk Honey Latte. Just really any hot cozy drink.) I mean, like, even if it’s totally ridiculous and out of my way to find one, it must be done. This is my dilemma.

What we are dealing with here are deliciously decadent peppermint mochas made at home with about five simple ingredients in ten minutes or less. Featuring:

Milk
Unsweetened Chocolate
Homemade Mint Simple Syrup which will blow your mind with its ease of prep
Rich coffee or espresso
Whipped Cream + Candy Cane toppings bcz we’re divas
Simmer, shake, pour, top. That’s it.
In these days where we AREN’T driving to work or we want to stay home in our PJs instead of venturing out for the must-have coffee shop drink of the season, there is now a cozy 10-minute homemade alternative that can be prepped to our very own liking with no looks from the baristas.
This peppermint mocha should probably come with a warning: BEWARE. HABIT FORMING. NO TURNING BACK. But you knew that already, right? Ain’t nobody got time for warnings when there’s a peppermint mocha to be had.

Cozy up, grab a blanket and a book, and get your December on. Oooooh, it just gives me the happy chills!

What we are dealing with here are deliciously decadent peppermint mochas made at home with about five simple ingredients in ten minutes or less. Featuring:

Milk
Unsweetened Chocolate
Homemade Mint Simple Syrup which will blow your mind with its ease of prep
Rich coffee or espresso
Whipped Cream + Candy Cane toppings bcz we’re divas
Simmer, shake, pour, top. That’s it.
In these days where we AREN’T driving to work or we want to stay home in our PJs instead of venturing out for the must-have coffee shop drink of the season, there is now a cozy 10-minute homemade alternative that can be prepped to our very own liking with no looks from the baristas.
This peppermint mocha should probably come with a warning: BEWARE. HABIT FORMING. NO TURNING BACK. But you knew that already, right? Ain’t nobody got time for warnings when there’s a peppermint mocha to be had.

Cozy up, grab a blanket and a book, and get your December on. Oooooh, it just gives me the happy chills!

Is it just me or have peppermint mochas taken over December life?

There is just no fighting it – it’s early morning, it’s cold outside, the wool mittens have made their annual appearance, Christmas music is pumping. Like, AS IF there is any restraint when it comes to a Peppermint Mocha pit stop. As if.

The baristas always get a little annoyed with me because I’m one of those people who has a super particular order that takes at least 15 sentences to communicate (full fat, no whip, and half the amount of syrup and chocolate) (if you’re a barista, I’m so sorry for my ways), but nevertheless, the December morning peppermint mocha is always, always, always worth it.
I’ve developed something of a habit, which is great, but it also means that I now cannot start my day without a peppermint mocha. (Or Cashew Coffee. Or an Oatmilk Honey Latte. Just really any hot cozy drink.) I mean, like, even if it’s totally ridiculous and out of my way to find one, it must be done. This is my dilemma.

Rosemary oil is a miracle that increases blood circulation in the scalp, regenerates cells and helps hair growth. Due to its anti-inflammatory properties, it fights inflammation and provides repair in hair follicles. When blood circulation is strong, because more blood flow is provided to the hair follicles, the hair strands are prevented from falling out by “dying”, so to speak. When the scalp is healthy, there is no dandruff, and problems such as dryness and itching are prevented. Lemongrass oil also provides an effective solution to various hair problems such as hair loss and slow growth, especially when used with carrier oils. Other beneficial oils that help hair growth are peppermint oil, which refreshes and stimulates the hair lesson, thyme oil, and cedarwood oil that reduces hair loss.
You can massage the diluted oil and oil mixture into the scalp for 2-3 minutes. Apply the oils to the scalp after a shower or bath. Depending on the density, either rinse or just stay. Another effective and practical method is to drip the oils into the shampoo or care cream! (How about making a homemade shampoo with a purifying oil like baking soda, coconut oil, and tea tree oil?)