by Liz Fulcher | Apr 25, 2019 | Blog, Essential Oils, Green Cleaning, Recipes and Blends
(I used to grate my own soap flakes like in this photo, but switched to Organic Soap Flakes) Everything used to clean my home, I make myself; even my laundry detergent. I’ve been making this terrific laundry soap for years. It’s simple to formulate,...
by Liz Fulcher | Apr 3, 2015 | Essential Oils, Green Cleaning
My students, my family and friends close to me know that I’m passionate about Green Cleaning. It’s so easy to make your own natural and non-toxic cleaning products and much cheaper than what you find in the stores, why in the world would you buy...
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by Liz Fulcher | Aug 7, 2013 | Essential Oils, Green Cleaning, Recipes and Blends
Last year I shared a very detailed blog post with lots and lots of suggestions for creating your own Aromatherapy College Survival Kit for anyone going away to college or university. Students from Freshmen to Seniors – even those doing graduate work –...
by Liz Fulcher | Jun 28, 2013 | Essential Oils, Green Cleaning
This scrub is so easy to make, my three-year-old grandson made a batch for his Mommy! I’ve become completely enamored with natural cleaning. Let me be clear, I am not a woman who loves to clean. Given free time I’ll write, read or surf the net before I run...
by Liz Fulcher | Dec 26, 2012 | Essential Oils, Green Cleaning, Recipes and Blends, Remedies
In the aromatherapy world, the name Andrea Butje is synonmous with excellence. She has set the bar to a new high in essential oil education at her school Aromahead Institute and has given those of us who love high quality essential oils an invaluable gift:...
by Liz Fulcher | Oct 19, 2012 | Blog, Essential Oils, Fragrant Friday, Green Cleaning, Recipes and Blends
Today’s featured oil helps us hold onto the joyful energy of summer while gently leading us into autumn by blending nicely with cinnamon, clove and spruce. Sweet Orange oil is a prime choice when we take life too seriously and forget how to laugh; maybe...
