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99Cooling and Cleansing: The Benefits of Rose Water
Cleopatra, famous for her ancient beauty secrets, used rose water in various face masks. It also prevents aging by reducing wrinkles and tightening skin pores. Dry skin can be hydrated by using rose water as a moisturizer. Rose water cleanses the skin, removing dirt, oil and other pollutants from deep inside the skin pores.
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90Easy To Make At Home Insect/Bug Repellent!
I read somewhere a long time ago that whatever ailments there are on our earth the cures for them are also here. Now I might be taking that statement out of context but as far as I'm concerned flying Sherman-tank sized mosquitoes, ticks and the...
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86Aromatic Plants for a Home Garden Design
Aromatic plants, whether trees, shrubs, perennial flowers, or herbs add a distinctive touch to your home garden design. Here is a list of easy to find scented plants for a romantic garden.
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86Benefits of Rosemary and Rosemary Tea
What is rosemary? What are the useful properties found in rosemary? What are the benefits of rosemary for holistic health.
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83Health Benefits of Eucalyptus Essential Oil
The scientific name of eucalyptus is eucalyptus globulus. According to natural medicine and aromatherapy, there are many health benefits and healing properties of eucalyptus aromatic tree which I will describe in detail in this article. Before doing...
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83Candles - Make A New Candle From Left Over Candle Stubs
Left over candle stubs and wax left in burned out jar candles can be used to create a new candle by mixing the old candle left-overs.
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82Essential Scented Oils and Aromatherapy
The use of essential oils is crucial to the effectiveness of aromatherapy for healing, purification and holistic health and well being. Essential oils are plant derivatives of parts of over 400 different species of plants and can be obtained from the leaf, bark, root, flower or stem of the plants. When used they are either ingested, applied to the skin or hair or inhaled. Oils such as eucalyptus, patchouli, sandalwood and others have been used for thousands of years by a myriad of cultures.
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83Natural Cures for Puffy Eyes
Puffy eyes can be age-defining and unsightly. Learn how to treat puffy eyes naturally--with tea bags, witch hazel, rose water eye compress and more.
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80How to make your own natural incense
Incense making is as ancient as humanity's control over fire- older than written history and often shrouded in mystery. It is not difficult to see that incense has been burned throughout the ages and for many purposes: it uses are as varied and...
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