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Use Essential Oils that are the purest on the market. They can be used for so many things to help you and your family live naturally and healthy.
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Makeup Remover Balm with Lavender

1/8/2023

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Summer Perfume  "Pure-Fume" with Essential Oils

5/14/2022

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DIY Mouth Rinse

10/19/2021

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Rosemary Spearmint Soap

8/2/2021

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​If you've never made your own soap before, you would probably be surprised by how easy it can be. Adding essential oils to homemade soap is a wonderful way to infuse potent, natural fragrances. Not to mention, it allows you to experience any benefits the oils may hold for the skin. The step-by-step instructions for this DIY Rosemary Spearmint Soap are easy to follow, with an end product that smells lovely and refreshing. 

Items Needed
Olive oil melt-and-pour soap base 
Silicone mold
15 drops Spearmint oil
15 drops Rosemary oil
Optional: Dried herbs


Disclaimer: Although these images show fresh herbs in the soap, we highly recommend only using dried herbs. The fresh herbs (although beautiful) turn the soap brown after a few days. 

Instructions

Cut off the amount of soap base you want to use and place it into a microwave safe bowl.
Melt the soap into liquid form in increments of 30 seconds.
Add a handful of dried herbs to the soap mold. 
Add Spearmint and Rosemary essential oils.
Mix together and pour into molds.
Let it sit for an hour.
Remove the soap from the mold.
Note: The soap should be good for a few months.

Click HERE for the original recipe from doTERRA.
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Dry Shampoo Made With Essential Oils

6/26/2021

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DIY Perfume using Essential Oils

6/10/2021

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DIY Blue Bath Salt

5/26/2021

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Need a relaxing bath? Don’t we all!
Try this simple Blue Tansy bath salt DIY to help you relax at the end of a long day.

Just be careful that you rinse your tub afterward to make sure there is no blue residue! A little baking soda and lemon with clean it no problem!
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Makeup Remover Wipes using Essential Oils

5/25/2021

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DIY Nail Polish Remover Using Essential Oils

5/23/2021

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DIY Body Wash and Bubble Bath with Essential Oils

5/19/2021

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