Today, eucalyptus oil is widely used around the world for a variety of purposes, including in aromatherapy, massage therapy, skincare, and cleaning products. In this post, we’ll go over the top 10 uses for eucalyptus oil!

Oregano is an oil that you might not use often, but when you need it you’ll be happy to have it. Oregano oil is sometimes referred to as “nature's antibiotic” and can help support your immune system, fight fungus, and reduce congestion. 

Sweet orange essential oil is derived from the peels of sweet oranges, which are a type of citrus fruit. The sweet orange tree, also known as Citrus sinensis, is believed to have originated in China and was later introduced to Europe and the Americas. Today, sweet oranges are widely cultivated in warm regions around the world, including the United States, Brazil, Spain, and Italy. The essential oil is typically extracted through a process of cold-pressing the peels of the fruit, which helps to preserve its natural properties and fragrance.

Here are the top 10 ways to use sweet orange oil!

Lemon essential oil is derived from the rind of the lemon fruit and has a fresh, citrus scent that makes it a popular choice for use in a variety of applications, including household cleaning, aromatherapy, and personal care products. The oil is extracted through a process of cold-pressing the lemon rind, which yields a concentrated oil that is high in natural compounds like limonene and citral.

Peppermint essential oil is one of the most effective oils at managing pain because of its cooling, invigorating, and antispasmodic properties.

These benefits include antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, and antifungal properties that can help with a variety of skin and scalp issues. Here are some of the top benefits of tea tree essential oil!

To grow my nails back, I made a DIY serum using essential oils and my nails are back to being strong! Here’s my DIY recipe that saved my nails and keeps them strong and healthy!

Reducing toxins in your home is an essential part of maintaining a healthy environment for you and your family. Many commercial cleaning products and personal care items contain harmful chemicals that can negatively impact your health and the environment. 

Store Bought cleaning brands are full of toxins that can irritate your eyes, lungs, and throat, cause a rash, disrupt your hormones, and even cause infertility. We don’t even need those ingredients in the cleaners - there are nontoxic ingredients that work just as well if not better! Not only are DIY cleaners better for you, your family, your home, they’re also better for the environment and much more sustainable! Here are all the DIY recipes you’ll need to clean this year!

When I first arrived in Fiji, the bugs LOVED me - my legs were covered in bites from various bugs - ants, mosquitoes, and flies mainly. I didn’t want to be covered in bug bites and risk Dengue, but I also didn’t want to use the toxic bug spray.

So I did what I knew best, and made my own bug spray using essential oils. 

If you’re looking for a natural way to manage your seasonal allergies, look no further - I gotchu girl. 

Spring is finally here, and with it comes the annual tradition of spring cleaning. It's the perfect time to open up your windows, let in some fresh air, and give your home a deep clean after a long winter.

Not only is mold unsightly, but it can also be harmful to your health, causing respiratory problems and allergic reactions. If you want to prevent mold in your home, there are many natural methods you can try, including using essential oils and vinegar as a cleaner.

If your New Year resolution is to ditch toxic chemicals, or you're looking for cleaning products on a budget, I've got a few simple DIYs to help you start the year off right!

There's something about Christmas time that makes us want to fill our homes with warm and cozy scents. However, most candles are filled with synthetic fragrance and other ingredients that aren't great for our health. So instead, I recommend essential oils or a simmer pot!

The Simply Earth December Recipe Box has everything you need to make 6 toxin-free recipes that support immune wellness and natural beauty to bolster you this holiday season!

Essential oils are a powerful way to boost cleaning power, make your home smell amazing, and are a cost-effective way to create a more holistic home. That’s why I include them in all of my cleaning DIYS!

If you’re anything like me, dry shampoo is what gets you through the days in between. Unfortunately, however, most dry shampoos contain ingredients that are not only harmful to your health but are not so great for your hair either.