Yes, when Epoxy is measured, mixed, and cured properly it becomes safe.

Keep out of direct sunlight Use a soft microfiber towel to clean off dust Use a glass cleaner or an air compress to clean Charcuterie boards can be cleaned with mild soap and water (p.s. the boards will need to be oiled or waxed regularly) Do NOT place in dishwasher Do NOT cut on resin design

Epoxy resin is a two-part thermosetting polymer consisting of the resin itself and a hardener. When combined, these two materials cause a chemical reaction that creates heat – which changes the liquid epoxy to a solid.

The heat resistance once fully cured is 135 degrees Fahrenheit. *** Do NOT place extremely hot items on coasters or serving boards. ***

Yes, over time, epoxy will yellow or turn an amber color over time. The resin I use has UV inhibitors which slows the process. Keeping pieces out of direct sunlight is also recommended.

Provides relief from stress and anxiety Promotes relaxation and overall wellbeing Reduces pain Supports the body's natural ability to heal itself Balances the energy system Brings deep and restful sleep Promotes emotional healing and mental wellbeing

No, Reiki is not religious. You do not have to believe or convert to any form of religion.

During a Reiki session, the recipient relaxes on a massage table. The practitioner's hands are placed on or slightly above the body through several positions from head to toe. Individuals may report feeling a tingling sensation, heat and enter a calm, relaxed state. Reiki is not a massage.

Reiki is a natural healing energy modality. It is said to promote the body's regenerative self-healing ability. Reiki treatment is non-invasive and is used holistically to restore balance in mind and body. Reiki is a complimentary and not an alternative to any medical plans. Reiki works in harmony and compliments all other forms of therapy.