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It’s never been easier to transition from using chemically laden products for your body and home to more natural and healthy products that not only save you money, but are fun and easy to make with your family.
In this Essential Oils DIY Recipes offer you will receive:
Covers (options: pink, black/white, teal, red, blue, purple)
Spines (options: pink, black/white, teal, red, blue, purple)
Eight wall arts / coloring pages / dividers
Lemon Poppyseed Soap
Green Tea Peppermint Sugar Scrub
Floor Cleaner
Fabric Softener
Hair Mask
Chalksicles
Polka Dot Slime
DIY Bouncy Balls
Moon Sand
Potpourri
Refrigerator and Microwave Cleaner
Wood Polish
Gardener’s Hand Soap
Rejuvenating Coffee Scrub
Baby Powder
Citrus Air Freshener
Cuticle Cream
Fun Soap For Kids
Flavored Toothpicks
Stove Top Cleaner
Jewelry Polish
Glass Cleanser
Clay Facial Mask
Sticker Removal
Orange Creamsicle Lip Balm
Razor Relief Serum
All-Purpose Spray
Natural Toilet-Cleaning Pods
Rosemary Spearmint Soap
Foaming Hand Soap
Soft Scrub for Bath, Tile, and Toilet
Aromatherapy Play Dough
Salt Dough Holiday Ornaments
Lip Balm
Diaper Cream
Dish Soap
Homemade Makeup Brush Cleanser
Herbal Hairspray
Hair Wax
All-Natural Deep Hair Conditioner
Dry Shampoo
Hair Perfume
Bath Salt Ornaments
Bubble Bath
Fast Fizzing Bath Bombs
Holiday Candy Cane Sugar Scrub
Sugar Lip Scrub
Garbage Disposal Refreshers
Lip Gloss
Moisturizing Lotion Bars
Mouthwash
Shaving Cream
Bronzing Lotion Stick
Deodorant Stick
DIY Bubbles
Body Butter
Natural Body Wash
Soothing Salve
Kids DIY Paint
Natural Air Freshener
Aromatherapy Jewelry for Essential Oils
DIY Flubber
Hand Sanitizer
Natural Sunscreen
Baby Wipes with Essential Oils
Soft Scrub Recipe for Bathrooms
Fall Sugar Scrub
Sue D says
March 22 at 8:13 amThanks for this great list of DIY recipes–I will definitely be checking these out.
Janine says
March 22 at 9:47 amWow, this took a lot of work to put together. Thanks so much for sharing on the Oil me Up Wednesday Hop! I hope you will join us again next week.
Sarah says
March 22 at 11:58 amMy readers are worth the time invested. I love doing it. 🙂 Thank you for the invitation. It is nice to meet a like-minded friend. 🙂
Summers Acres says
March 26 at 6:58 pmGreat list of EO ideas. I am still learning different ways to use them, but I have loved what I have tried thus far. Thanks for sharing with us at The HomeAcre Hop! Please join us again Thursday ~Ann
Kathleen says
April 8 at 9:57 pmI love to try natural products. This is a great list. Lots of choices here. Pinning.
MabeySheMadeIt says
April 10 at 8:42 amThat’s a lot of DIY recipes to try! Great list!
Melinda says
July 10 at 10:20 amStopping by from Thrifty Thursday link party. Awesome list! I will be definitely be making some of these. Thanks for sharing 🙂
Leslie says
August 29 at 7:50 pmI tried making the deodorant recipe you posted and mine was still really oily in consistency. Is this because its summer or does it turn oily when it comes in contact with body temp anyway? Just wondering if I made a mistake or what could be the culprit. Does it glide on like typical deodorant? Thank you!
Sarah says
August 29 at 9:57 pmGood question Leslie. 🙂 Great job for making your own deodorant! Did you put it in the fridge to solidify? If you did and it still seems to be off, sounds like the ingredients are off. It won’t be super hard like a regular deodorant, but the texture won’t be mushy either. Sounds like there’s too much oil in there, but hard to tell without seeing it.
Miranda says
October 14 at 8:38 amI have a coconut allergy, could I use grape seed oil instead for any of these recipes?
Sarah says
October 14 at 8:57 amYes, any oil would work, even cooking oil, it’s just greasier. Grapeseed or flaxseed oil would be the least greasy I am thinking.
Addi says
January 9 at 1:23 pmThanks for putting this list all in one place. It makes it much easier to find what you are looking for! It surprises me how many different uses there are on this list and how much money you can save with all these DIY recipes.
mary says
December 30 at 4:24 amWhere is the Pinterest post I clicked on regarding improved eyesight using essential oils? Please reply, people often don’t
Mary
Sarah Titus says
December 30 at 4:01 pmMary, it was removed due to FDA regulations. I’m sorry.
Tammie Chute says
December 21 at 7:17 pmThank you for your inspiration and positivity you share with each of the recipes, goals and insights you have shared! Amazing!
Sarah Titus says
December 22 at 10:56 amAbsolutely Tammie. I’m so glad you like it! 🙂
Pat says
January 8 at 7:42 pmp.s. I agree with you about the mean people.
Christine says
May 5 at 8:13 pmWow, that is an amazing list of DIY recipes! I can’t wait to try the orange creamsicle lip balm! Thank you for putting that together.
Sarah Titus says
May 5 at 8:48 pmAbsolutely Christine! 🙂
Joy says
June 7 at 9:09 amSomewhere on your site, I saw a link for how to get a logo for a business name. Where did I see that and what was it? I have searched and searched and can’t find it now. Thank you for all the info. Great read!
Sarah Titus says
June 7 at 9:18 amGood question Joy. If I still have the link, it would be in my Top 30+ Resources list. It’s an email sign up though, which may be why you’re not seeing it now.
Rebbekah Jayson says
October 5 at 8:13 amThank you for your positivity and inspiration.
Sarah Titus says
October 5 at 11:51 amAbsolutely Rebbekah.
Debbie says
December 27 at 7:34 amI love and appreciate all the recipes you’ve put together and are offering to us. Thanks!
Could you show us the actual collection of recipes in the baseball card sleeves and binder? I’d appreciate seeing the finished project. Thanks, again.
Sarah Titus says
January 3 at 11:55 amI just usually store my additional recipes in baseball card sleeves that I want to save. 🙂 These recipes in this particular binder are full size sheets of printing paper. I will get some better pictures of it though soon! Thank you for letting me know. 🙂
Audrey says
January 8 at 8:08 amGod bless you, I have lupus so I make everything to keep from having flares. Thank you so much.
Sarah Titus says
January 8 at 12:04 pmMy cousin has Lupus, so I know it pretty well. Sorry to hear you have it. Glad these help, Audrey! 🙂
Monica Devanand says
March 15 at 11:00 pmHi Sarah
I just came across you blog from one of your post on B school! I am from Melbourne, Australia and am so glad I came by your blog. It is beautiful and inspiring all at once. I’ve been reading for the last hour, and will be back for more. And so glad you are a believing and practising Christian spreading His word, love and grace. I also am interested in your EO’s recipes. Just wondering what EO do you use. I am just beginning to explore my curiosity on EO and here in Australia, Doterra seems to be the one used lots. I would love to hear from you!
Thanks heaps. Monica
Sarah Titus says
March 16 at 5:32 amHi Monica! <3 Yes, everything I have is ALL (100%) because of God's grace and goodness to show the world HIS power. 🙂 doTerra is a GREAT brand. 🙂
Anne-grethe Nørager Bach overholdt says
April 13 at 2:47 amWhat a huge load of work you have done for us all. Thanks!
Sarah Titus says
April 13 at 9:15 pmThank you. I’m so glad you like it! Enjoy the recipes! 🙂
Margaret says
August 14 at 10:45 pmThank you for all your hard work! love what you do 🙂
Sarah Titus says
August 14 at 11:11 pmAbsolutely. Glad you like it Margaret.
Sandra says
September 11 at 9:27 amGracias Sarah por tus fantasticas recetas
Sarah Titus says
September 11 at 12:39 pmEstoy feliz de que te gusten, Sandra. 🙂
mary says
September 26 at 5:57 pmThank you for all this info
Sarah Titus says
September 26 at 8:17 pmAbsolutely Mary. <3
Barbara says
October 2 at 3:08 pmSarah, You’re an inspiration to a lot of people I’m sure. I was never in the position I currently find myself in now and never “planned” on ever being here, but the past seven years has taken me to a new direction in life and into a world that I never knew even existed. Thank you for posting your story, I’m not sure if it was difficult or not for you to do but it reminds others that they’re NOT alone and I know that there are a lot of “others” out there that just don’t want to admit that they have ever had to visit this place as well as “others” who are or have been there and understand. Thank you for the great printables, I can’t wait to print out the Essential Oils one. I’ve been wanting to learn more about it and try using them. It was a pleasure to meet a “real” person without the picture perfect home, white picket fence and who are trying to keep up with the Jones’s. I tried and it’s too hard and really not even worth it.
Sarah Titus says
October 7 at 5:28 amAbsolutely. I’m happy to Barbara. Nope, it’s not worth trying to keep up with others….not when God has a different plan for each and every one of us! <3
Patricia says
December 28 at 5:38 pmThank you! Wow!
Sarah Titus says
December 28 at 7:52 pmAbsolutely Patricia. 🙂
Suzanne says
January 3 at 8:10 amLoved your story and determination and dedication to make it as a strong dynamic individual. I’m retiring in 5months and want to start a blog about traveling and co-existing in a small space with my partner. You have given me the kick I needed to start researching this future endeavor.
Sarah Titus says
January 4 at 4:16 pmSo glad to have helped Suzanne. <3