The day is almost here. The piles are high. The smell questionable. Your family in hiding. The job is all yours. What lies ahead is a task that not everyone can handle. You put on your cape and attack head on. You are the SuperLaunderer armed with nature to rid your family of grime. At least for this week. Mission #1 Clean & Clear Liquid Laundry Soap Ingredients: 15 drops Organic Lavender 5 drops PURITY 1 gallon hot distilled water ¼ cup washing soda ¼ cup baking soda ½

Dinner has been eaten and you're all alone in the kitchen. You and that dreaded sink. Worry no more...Happiness is on the way. Lemongrass Dishwasher Pods Suggested Ingredients 25 drops Lemongrass 1 ½ cup washing soda 3 Tbsp. table salt ½ cup distilled water Silicon mold (or a unused ice tray) Large mixing bowl Small mixing bowl Spoon Air-tight storage container with lid Directions Add washing soda and salt to large mixing bowl and combine. Mix water and Lemongrass in small

We appreciate a hard-working man. Greasy hands mean he's been doing some grimey things. Not always the cause but we love it even more when a man has clean hands. Well, let's make this task easier and a little bit less-toxic for him. Here's how: Ingredients 8 drops Lemon 1 ½ cup sugar ½ cup coconut oil 2 Tbsp honey Large saucepan Air-tight glass container Directions Melt coconut oil over low-medium heat. Cool for 10 minutes. Add remaining ingredients and mix to combine. Sto

Who wants nice and smooth feeling lips combined with a little pinch of healing? Here is an all-natural way to exfoliate those lips (or your partner's lips). What you'll need: Orange Authentic Essential Oil Peppermint Authentic Essential Oil Brown Sugar (preferably organic) Jojoba Oil A small container for storage Usage: Combine 2 drops of peppermint oil and 3 drops of orange oil with a tablespoon of brown sugar. Next add a tablespoon of jojoba oil. Blend together. Scrub you

What is that smell? And why do I feel "this" way? Have you ever "inhaled" something and noticed an immediate effect? Was it a happy feeling, clarity of thought, a headache? Here's why. The inhaled aroma is widely believed to stimulate brain function. So what you smell can have a positive effect or a negative consequence. When we inhale through the nose, airborne molecules interact with the olfactory organs and, almost immediately, the brain. Molecules inhaled through the