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How to Create Your Own Signature Perfume

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I planned/scheduled this post months ago, and was amused to discover as it drew closer that I’m just wrapping up the last week of the semester — in which we’re studying perfume blending! Essential oils are an excellent choice for perfumery because they avoid the synthetic chemicals that are present in most of the commercially-available […]

Henna (for Hair): Before, During, and After

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It’s been a long couple of months.  Not only has there been the adjustment to school, and the necessary focus on schoolwork that brings along with it, there have also been some changes that require my attention (you may notice I’ve been in the process of switching all my Simply Aroma content over to Améo […]

5 Fabulous Ways to Nourish Dry Skin & Hair

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Okay, the title of this post isn’t 100% precise, because some of these things are actually ways to avoid depleting the skin/hair of moisture in the first place.  Let’s start with prevention and then we’ll slide into “treatment.” 1. Avoid chlorine. Chlorine is very drying.  In the winter our skin tends to be dry enough, […]