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Combine These Essential Oils:

* 10 drops Pine essential oil
* 5 drops Cedarwood (Cedrus atlantica) essential oil
* 3 drops Cypress (Cupressus sempervirens) essential oil
* 2 drops Frankincense (Boswellia carteri) essential oil
* 2 drops Myrtle (Myrtus communis) essential oil

Use in any Aroma Lamp

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Scent a room with this decorative accent. Use a cookie cutter to cut a heart shape from a sheet of natural Beeswax. Wrap the heart in cheesecloth and infuse it with a few drops of Rose Otto. Place the wrapped heart in a plastic bag for a week. Remove and discard the cloth and glue a ribbon hanger to the back of the heart. You can even decorate it with dried flowers and a bow. Hang it in the kitchen or even the bath!!

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* 5 d. Peppermint oil
* 5 d. Spearmint oil
* 2 d. peru balsam oil: in 4 oz. of water.

Combine in spray bottle; mist as needed.

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* 20 d. rose
* 10 d. Orange
* 10 d. clove: in 4 oz of water

Mix in spray bottle; mist as desired around home or office.

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Citrus oils can be used as natural cleaning agents around the house. Simply add a few drops of Orange, Lemon, Bergamot or Mandarin oil to water, moisten a clean cloth with the mixture and wipe down children’s rooms and school bags.

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Here’s a Heloise homemade air freshener: In a spray bottle, add several drops of Orange or Lemon essential oil (depends on how strong you want the scent) to 16 ounces of cheap rubbing alcohol. Shake to mix, then mist the air — don’t spray directly on fabric, etc. — and the alcohol pretty much dissipates, leaving behind a nice smell.

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* 20 d. Orange oil
* 10 d. Lemon oil
* 7 d. Grapefruit oil
* 5 d. Cedarwood oil: in 4 oz. water.

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* 1 cup good black tea
* 1/2 cup dried rose petals
* 2 tablespoons dried Jasmine flowers
* 1 tablespoon dried Orange peel, freshly grated
* 1 tablespoon Cassia bark, crumbled
* 3 sticks Cinnamon bark, crumbled
* 4 whole star Anise
* 1 tablespoon ground Nutmeg
* 1 teaspoon whole Cloves, freshly pounded

Mix all ingredients in a mixing bowl with your hands. Store in airtight tins. Use one heaped tablespoon per pot.

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Add 10 drops Lemon, 3 drops Eucalyptus and 2 drops Rosewood to 4 to 8 ounces water. Place in an Atomizer, shake well and spray throughout the house to purify and freshen the air.

**Be sure not to spray close to furniture, floors, etc.

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* Lemon 100 drops
* Mandarin 40 drops
* Cinnamon 30 drops
* Patchouli 30 drops

Gather dried leaves, flowers, and small wood shavings. Crush these plant materials to the desired size. Place 1/2 cup (120 ml) of plant material in a widemouthed glass jar, and add the Essential Oil formula. Stir the contents well and tighten the lid on the jar. Let the potpourri sit for several days to allow the aroma molecules to be absorbed by the plant material.

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