Do you have a nasty odor, stuck on grease, or just an all-around seemingly impossible cleaning job that you have been dreading to begin? Stress no more with a fun (and natural!) way to clean all that gunk, in no time!

Many people are going organic these days, but it can be hard to afford an all-organic lifestyle when it comes to buying fruits and vegetables.  Additionally, the organic selection at traditional grocery stores can be limited, especially at certain times of the year, so you are forced to buy non-organic produce.  Either way, it is helpful to be able to remove some of the pesticides that coat the outsides of non-organic produce!

You hop in the shower and lather your hair with organic olive oil shampoo. Once you’re finished, you nourish your skin with home-made coconut oil lotion. You brush your teeth with all-natural baking soda toothpaste; and polish your face with top-of-the-line, safe and natural makeup. This routine, filled with products that you probably put hours of research into, is all part of your quest to live a healthier, non-toxic life. But there’s something you probably didn’t even think of – something you apply to your body every day that is loaded with toxic chemicals and metals: your deodorant and antiperspirant.

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Organic. It’s a term that has been around for years, but has been sweeping the nation particularly in the last decade. What is organic? What does it mean? And most importantly, why should it mean something to you?

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Do you love using coconut oil to moisturize yourself or your baby, but yet loathe the consistency, and wish it could be easier to apply? You’re going to love this easy recipe, and your skin will be sure to thank you!