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Words: Danielle Williams
Photo Credit: Maddi Bazzocco
It’s safe to say we’re living in a strange time. Our day-to-day lives are usually busy with work meetings, errands, hanging out with friends, and more. We connect with one another countless times in one day, and we often thrive off social interactions. So, being asked to stay home feels unnatural, even to homebodies. As we figure out how to handle this time in our lives, let’s band together and find new ways to stay in touch. To help you endure this new normal with ease, here are 20 tips to help you embrace social distancing.
We are thrilled to introduce you to our special edition, The Natural Home Issue, a refreshing take on all-natural remedies for the home! From the kitchen to the laundry room and beyond, in this edition you’ll discover DIY chemical-free cleaners, air fresheners, diffusers, fire starters, and more. The Natural Home Issue breaks down the best natural ingredients for detoxifying your home, alongside step-by-step instructions, pantry checklists, harsh chemical substitutes, and cost-saving tips. Let’s take a peek inside!
Words: Danielle Williams
Photo Credit: Micheile Henderson
I adore plants of all kinds, and someday, I plan on turning my home — or at least one room in my home — into a jungle. Tropical plants and succulents have been popular for a while now, and it’s a thrill to cultivate them and watch them grow week to week. So far, I have more plants in my office than I can count on one hand, and I also have a few scattered around my home. Indoor plants serve two purposes: they are beautiful to look at and bring life indoors, and they help to purify the air.
Each of the following plants helps improve the air quality while adding a vibe of tranquility. If you have pets, make sure to check which indoor plants are toxic to dogs and cats before adding them to your home.
We can’t wait for you to dive into our Spring 2020 Issue filled with floral recipes, sweet packaging ideas, natural alternatives, and more! This inspiring issue will encourage you to embrace to renewal of Spring, rejuvenate your skin-care routine, and prioritize self-care 💗
Words: Danielle Williams
Photo Credit: Featured in The Natural Home Issue
As January ends and the calendar moves closer to daylight saving time and warmer days, I have spring cleaning on my mind. A week or so ago, we finished a special edition of Willow and Sage that focuses on keeping your home neat and tidy without harmful chemicals. It’s called The Natural Home Issue, and our team had a blast putting it together. We also learned new facts and methods for cleaning that we can’t wait to share with you.
To help prepare for spring cleaning, here’s a quick list of the tools you’ll need to make and use the all-natural recipes featured in the issue. It’s a simple list, and most of the items are probably already in your cabinets. In addition to Castile soap and essential oils, invest in high-quality glass spray bottles and airtight jars, because white vinegar, alcohol, and essential oils all maintain their beneficial properties in glass containers. I hope you join our nontoxic adventure!