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OUR VET VISIT A Calming Experience

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I want to share with you about a an experience we had during our recent vet visit and remind you that essential oil‘s are not just for humans but can be great for our pets too. It’s funny how each animal responds differently when going to the vet and, just like us humans, can find it to be a stressful experience. Our dog had a serious health issue recently and we were making frequent vet visits. The vet was drawing blood from her at each visit which I’m sure wasn’t a pleasant experience. Surprisingly, in spite of this, she was actually excited to go, each and every time. I guess she is what you would call a “social butterfly”. In spite of the blood draw, she was always excited to go and couldn’t wait to visit with the other dogs that came in. Go figure! At our second to last … Continue reading →

How to Re-Liquefy Thick Oils Like Myrrh and Vetiver

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Anyone who’s had a bottle of Myrrh or Vetiver essential oil for awhile knows how difficult it can be to get those oils to drip out of the bottle, as they thicken over time. Recently I needed to find a way to re-liquefy Myrrh in order to use to use it for a facial oil I was making. My bottle of Myrrh had thickened over time and was way too thick, and I couldn’t get it to drip out of the bottle. Someone had posted a tip saying to place the bottle in the freezer. I thought, strange but I’ll try it… NOPE, didn’t work. Then I found this tip to warm up the oil. That tip sounded a little more promising but I wanted to protect the label on the bottle so I placed the bottle in a small ziploc plastic bag and pushed out as much air as … Continue reading →

Winter BEAUTY Regime for Dry Skin

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  Winter weather can bring along with it dry, itchy, flaky skin due to harsh soaps, dry indoor air, low humidity, winter wind and cold-weather! Fortunately though, there are safe, natural everyday products found in many homes that one can use to help hydrate and soothe dry skin without using the commercial, chemical laden lotions and oils on the market. Soothing the itch and re-hydrating your skin by treating it with a winter beauty regime, once-a-week, is a lot easier and cheaper than you might think. During the winter I try to exfoliate and moisturize by using a homemade DIY oil based body scrub made up of organic extra virgin olive oil, epsom salts, plain white sugar and essential oils. I don’t always have time to do this and will often just simply apply this luxuriously rich body butter after showering instead. Either of these will leave your skin feeling … Continue reading →

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