LH 35: Last Minute Homemade Fragrant Gifts

Welcome to Episode #35 of the Living Homegrown Podcast!
We all get busy this time of year. So it’s helpful to have a few gifts to have on hand for emergencies.
Maybe you need a last minute gift for a neighbor, a teacher or the host of an upcoming holiday party. Well, I’ve got you covered.
This episode is about making two different last minute gifts:
- Natural Home Fragrance Kits
- Bath Salts.
You also learn:
- The differences between fragrance oils and essential oils
- My safety trick with marbles
- Why you should save the pine needles off your Christmas tree
- Why it is a win-win if you don’t end up giving these gifts away
Resources & Links Mentioned:
Home Fragrance Kit Instructions (PDF Download)
Bath Salts Instructions (PDF Download)
Source for Epsom Salt* – also available at pharmacies
Source for pure essential oils – Mountain Rose Herbs also has herbs & spices in bulk.
Source for clear plastic gift bags* – also available at craft stores
Source for glassine bags* – also available at craft stores
Transcript:
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- My background, experience & training
- What to expect going forward
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