At Oil Divine, we have to confess—we’re absolutely in love with mushrooms. From their earthy richness to their incredible benefits for body and mind, mushrooms are at the heart of many of our wellness collections. And as foraging season begins, there’s no better time to celebrate all things fungi.
Our shelves are filled with innovative mushroom products designed to support holistic wellness. Take Alice's mushroom chocolates, for example: a delicious way to boost brain function, sharpen focus, increase energy, and even promote restful sleep and enhanced pleasure. These treats prove that wellness can be both functional and indulgent.
But mushrooms aren’t just for eating. Stone Soap Spa's organic snow mushroom soap bring the power of fungi into your daily skincare ritual. Known for their deeply hydrating and anti-aging properties, this snow mushroom known as the slow aging soap acts like a natural sponge, drawing moisture into the skin and leaving it supple, soft, and refreshed. A simple way to bring a touch of forest-inspired care to your body.
For the Foraging Enthusiast
Of course, autumn also means the thrill of mushroom foraging. There’s something magical about wandering into the woods, eyes scanning the forest floor for hidden treasures. For those who love to forage—or are just starting out—we have the perfect companion: the New York Botanical Garden Mushroom Identification Flashcards.
Beautifully illustrated and practical, these cards are ideal for identifying mushrooms with confidence. They make a wonderful gift for a nature-loving friend, a fun idea for a date, or the perfect way to turn a simple day out into an adventure of discovery.
Beginner’s Tips for Foraging
If you’re curious about foraging but don’t know where to begin, here are a few essential tips to get you started:
1.Never eat what you can’t identify – Safety first. Some mushrooms look very similar, so always be absolutely certain before consuming anything.
2.Bring the right tools – A basket (not plastic bags) keeps mushrooms fresh and allows spores to spread as you walk. A small knife and brush are also handy for harvesting.
3.Use a guide – Books, expert-led walks, or flashcards (like the Mushroom Identification set) are invaluable for beginners.
4.Start small – Focus on a few easy-to-identify species rather than trying to learn everything at once.
5.Respect nature – Take only what you need, leave young mushrooms to grow, and remember that wildlife relies on them too.
6.Go with others – Foraging with an experienced friend or group makes the experience safer and more enjoyable.
Foraging season is about more than just finding food—it’s about slowing down, reconnecting with nature, and discovering the little wonders that surround us. Whether you’re savoring mushroom chocolates, caring for your skin with snow mushroom soaps, or learning with our identification flashcards, we invite you to embrace this season with curiosity and joy.