I get asked often on the Using Essential Oils Safely facebook group about proof that misuse of essential oils can cause harm. This question is from concerned friends of people who ingest essential oils in their water frequently, or who … Continue reading
I was going to call this recipe “Stretch Mark Eraser,” but I didn’t want to give anyone false hope That said, this is a pretty great recipe, especially when combined with my Scar Away recipe (keep reading!) Lea’s Stretch Mark … Continue reading
This is a recipe I made during my Aromahead certification course (learn more about Aromahead here: Education). It’s a keeper! My husband has scars on his shins from finding the coffee table in the dark *cough* and this stuff has … Continue reading
Do you worry about the germs in your sponges? Give this a try… Lea’s Sponge Freshener In a 5 ounce squeeze bottle (I like the one pictured with a small opening) add the following: 4 ounces white vinegar 1/2 ounce … Continue reading
If your hair is thinning, this is the recipe for you! And it’s easy In a 2 ounce squeeze bottle add: 2 ounces castor oil 12 drops Rosemary essential oil Massage 1/2 teaspoon (or whatever you need to cover the … Continue reading
Andrea Butje, from Aromahead Institute, is offering an exciting free webinar for you on February 22, 2014. I thought you might be interested. The webinar will cover the following: • A natural approach to your child’s health : resolving colds, improving … Continue reading
Essential oils that, according to Essential Oil Safety, “should not be used, either internally or externally.” (This book elaborates as to why.) Almond (bitter, unrectified) Prunus dulcis, Prunus communis, Prunus amygdalus, Amydalus communis, Amygdalus dulcis Boldo Peumus boldus, Boldoa fragrans … Continue reading
A question that gets asked on the Using Essential Oils Safely facebook group is, “What essential oils can I use on my children?” The short answer is, many of them can be, if properly diluted. Read: Properly Diluting Essential Oils. … Continue reading
This paste was amazing on my refrigerator. Marks I had been unable to remove for years just melted away. Bathtubs? As good as new. Just wet your sponge, put a teaspoon or two on the sponge, and scrub. Scum just … Continue reading
If you are looking for an alternative, natural bleach that smells delightful instead of one that makes your skin crawl, this is for you! Bye-bye, Clorox! Lea’s Homemade Bleach Recipe I like to use a gallon-sized white vinegar jug for … Continue reading
