The Miraculous Simone Gray

Chapter 38 Simone’s Surprising Knowledge

Simone and her three teammates went to the villager’s house to assist in the traditional method of extracting camellia oil.

For many viewers watching the livestream, this was their first time witnessing such a method of oil extraction. Simone and Keira helped steam the camellia seed powder, while Eric and Zac helped mold the steamed powder by hand. Finally, they took turns pounding the molded powder, similar to striking a bell.

Both the celebrities and the viewers found this process rather interesting.

Jacob Poole, the owner of the farmhouse, chatted with the four of them while they worked.

Eric asked, “Does your camellia oil sell well?”

Jacob replied, “It’s not bad. We sell it in town and earn just enough money to cover the costs and labor.” He then changed the subject, asking, “Have you all tried camellia oil before? Do you know its benefits?”

Erie, Zac, and Keira shook their heads. “No, we’ve never tried it before, nor do we know much about its benefits.”

Simone explained, “Camellia oil has a pure aroma when consumed. It’s also rich in nutrients, earning it the nickname ‘Olive Oil of the East.” She went on to explain its uses and flavors in salads, stir–fries, frying, baking, and soups. Additionally, she added, “In addition to being used in cooking, camellia oil can

so moisturize the skin, nourish hair, aid in weight loss, reduce wrinkles, and whiten and beautify the skin.”

Jacob was stunned before he replied with a chuckle, “You know quite a lot, Miss Gray. Indeed, camellia

oil is a wonderful product.” He hadn’t expected this famous celebrity to be so knowledgeable about camellia oil.

On the other hand, Keira was very interested in the other benefits of camellia oil. “You mentioned this oil can even nourish the hair and skin?”

She explained several methods and effects of using wild camellia oil directly for hair care.

a smile, “People around here do use camellia oil for hair and skin care.” He

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it with camellia oil, beeswax, and vitamins. Handmade lip balm made with camellia oil is not only moisturizing but also safe to use; even children and pregnant women can use it.” She then suggested to him. “I noticed you have several plantations of wild camellia here. There are also quite

bought it. They prefer to buy from well–known merchants. Otherwise, we wouldn’t be selling it at a low

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process of extracting the oil and making essential oils and lip balms. When viewers see that you don’t add any chemicals

lit up. “That sounds like a good idea. If we do it, we’ll

making lip balm.

with a smile, “Yes, we do. We’ve got several bee farmers here who produce pure local honey. There are also people in the nearby villages who keep bees, so beeswax is readily available. It’s just that we

how to

know about these things. The point was, this could also benefit their show: helping villagers prosper would help spread positive vibes. So, he chimed in, “You can advertise your products on the livestream of our show. We’ll share a link to your livestream so that interested viewers. can visit your livestream and make purchases. Of course, there can be no compromise on product quality. If you want to do it, we’ll need to talk to the village head and have them oversee things.” If they were going to advertise their products

talk about farmers selling their crops through live–streaming. Some people in the village had tried it, but for several months, hardly anyone showed up, let

was impoverished, and they didn’t have any specialty products, making it difficult to find ways to help the villagers become rich. Camellia oil was considered a specialty product, and the village committee had

Jacob’s home, where Simone repeated what she

This is great! Our village committee will certainly keep an eye on this

proposed, “Actually, it’s not only the camellia essential oil and lip balm that can be sold. through live–streaming, but also other products from your village. You can showcase and sell all of the village’s agricultural products during the live–stream. For example, Mr. Webb’s peaches are not only sweet and flavorful, but they also surpass the expensive peaches sold at many grocery stores in the city. The rice grown in your village is organically fertilized with minimal chemical additives, and I have personally tasted it over the past few days

sessions aimed at promoting agricultural products, but it won’t be easy to succeed initially Insufficient publicity and intense competition are likely to pose challenges. However, with the viewership that comes from the variety show, they have an advantage. Viewers of the reality show can also become viewers of these live–streaming sessions. As long as the product quality is guaranteed, the agricultural products