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For your home to be truly warm and inviting in the winters, you need to cozy up your spaces. Here are 10 ways to do just that…

The holidays are creeping up on us and now is a good time to get to work on some sweet herbal gifts for your loved ones…or for yourself. Homemade botanical gifts add a wonderful personal touch to holiday (or any time) gift-giving.  Here are a handful of popular and easy-to-put-together projects.    

Summer is a time of gathering, sharing, and basking in the glow of summer light with friends. No matter where you may be, a fresh meal enjoyed outdoors is the epitome of the season, and given the long evening hours, a dinner party ticks all the boxes!

All year-long, my husband and I wait for the day it’s warm enough to leave our doors and windows open and enjoy the summer sunshine. Without screens, however, our house quickly becomes mosquito-infested. Rather than spraying ourselves down in toxic bug spray or lighting noxious insect-repellant candles, we opt for a more natural method around our home: bats and birds.

With Hurricane Harvey and Hurricane Irma's recent devastation across the southern U.S., it's a good reminder that it’s important to prepare for the worst. No one wants to be hit by a hurricane, but being unprepared can seriously hurt you. You may not believe that the hurricane will hit at all, but it's always better to be safe than sorry. While this guide cannot guarantee your safety, it can surely help you in making smart decisions.

This essential oil has a very interesting back story. There are a few different versions of course, but that happens when a story is carried on for almost 10 centuries.

Himalayan Salt Lamps are becoming increasingly popular, and for good reason. Their benefits include reduced anxiety, better sleep, indoor air purification, and improved mood.  But how can a block of salt do all this?

Pure Himalayan Salt Lamps are able to have these naturally calming effects due to their emission of negative ions. Negative ions are ions of negative energy that have a soothing effect on humans on a molecular level. Large concentrations of negative ions are found in nature - some of the most concentrated emissions come from sunlight and large bodies of water.