Did you know that the scent of the fresh herb Rosemary can increase alertness and clarity? Keep some fresh Rosemary in a small vase on your desk. When you feel the midday brain fog, simply smell the Rosemary to increase your mental acuity and get those endorphins popping! It’s a perfect natural pick-me-up.
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A study from the Smell and Taste Treatment and Research Foundation in Chicago found that the scent of orange based fragrances increases male arousal by 20 percent.
Try Supernatural Botanicals Organic Orange Spa Soap. The fresh-fruit smell is absolutely amazing in the shower and as a facial wash…and now latest research shows that you’ll arouse 20 percent more men when you use it. Bonus! What’s not to love about that?

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Fresh from my garden five minutes ago. They smell so amazing. My entire kitchen smells of their succulent fragrance. Gorgeous!

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Early spring is the optimal time to plant numerous different flowers and herbs. Starting in early spring, after the threat of frost, plant flower bulbs and sew herb seeds to yield your yard and home with an endless bounty of flowers and herbs throughout the summer into early fall.
Not only are herbs a delicious enhancement to your meals, they are also beneficial as natural skincare treatments and sources of aromatherapy. Basil is known to vigorously grow abundantly all summer long. Basil (BasilOcimum basilicum) is very good for any type of muscle or nerve pain. Basil is an excellent muscle relaxant and also contains powerful anti-inflammatory and anti-spasmodic properties as well.
Rosemary can be seeped in boiling water for half hour to extract it’s nutritional value into the water. When the water has cooled, it can be poured over the hair as an incredible hair tonic that removes all shampoo and product build up, and leaves your hair smelling wonderful fresh.
Lavender can be picked straight from the garden and used an aromatherapeutic agent simply by inhaling it’s calming, smoothing scent. Lavender is thought to relax the mind and quiet the body, and is widely used in spa therapies.

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The fresh aroma of citrus is an ideal mood booster and energizer. “It stimulates the area of the brain that makes us feel alert” says Dr. Alan Hirsch, M.D. the neurological director of the Smell and Taste Treatment Research Foundation in Chicago. For a jolt without the jitters, mist your body with grapefruit. (ed note: Look for Supernatural Botanicals new body sprays and lotions in grapefruit in October!)
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Rosemary is traditionally known as the herb associated with hair. It has been said that it strengthens the hair and stimulates the scalp, and Rosemary essential oil is also thought to stimulate the mind and lift fatigue. And it makes your hair smell good, too!
Put a few sprigs of fresh rosemary in a heatproof bowl and pour on boiling water. Allow them to steep and, when cool, take out the Rosemary. Use as a final rinse to keep hair glossy and sleek . Rosemary also helps discourage dandruff. You can put the rest of the infusion into a pretty glass bottle and keep in the fridge, or somewhere out of direct light, for later use.
Rosemary is easy to grow, and spreads fairly quickly in either container gardening, or in-ground gardening.
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