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Pomanders are traditional Christmas gifts that are featured in many children's books.

Learn how to make naturally aromatic pomander balls using oranges, lemons, limes and cloves. These balls are a great alternative to mothballs in the linen cupboard.

The tree is lit, the stockings are hung, but what about that finishing touch that brings Christmas immediately to mind? That extra special Yuletide touch?

Within Aura-Soma there are several possible product components that can be used including Pomanders, Quintessences, ArchAngeloi, Air Conditioners and Color Essences

Holiday projects are everybody's favorite in CCD class. Here are six ideas for easy Christmas crafts for preschoolers.

Traditional scented gifts have a long history of use; perfumed gifts can be a good idea for weddings, birthdays, Valentine's and Mother's day.

Both bridesmaids and brides have traditionally carried similar flower bouquets; however, there are a number of alternative wedding flower ideas for bridesmaids.

There is a wide variety of wedding bouquets for couples to choose from, each with its own characteristics, benefits, and drawbacks.

Solid unguents have a long history and were in use both in ancient Egypt and the Roman Empire; solid unguents are also known as solid perfumes.

Ancient knowledge of plants were brought back to Europe from Arabia during the Crusades, and aromatherapy found its place in the plague-ridden cities.

Herbs are easy to grow and gather and can be used for flavouring food, as a medicine or for perfume. They are useful in cooking and good for your health and well- being.

You don't always have to turn up the heat. Even if it is cold outside, your home can be toasty and warm with very little effort on your part.

The small flowering plant of rock rose, commonly known as labdanum in the perfumery world, has been used both medicinally and cosmetically since ancient times.

Is it possible to get in the holiday spirit without spending a lot of money or time? Of course it is! Lights, candles, music...let the festivities begin!

The translation of the French pot-pourri literally means 'rotted pot', but these bowls of fragrant flowers, petals herbs and spices have been around since medieval times.

Marie Antoinette of France was famous for her lavish spending on clothes and gifts; the French queen had many perfumes and scents created specifically for her.

How did people forget their worries in Tudor England? One way was to visit the theater. Recreate this experience at London's amazing authentic Globe.

Make your own creative, personal and unique christmas gifts this year. Christmas gift soaps can be appreicated by all.

Writing a novel requires an idea, the right words, and something extra. Author Trisha Ashley shares the secrets of her approach to writing, from idea to execution.

When planning an Irish/Celtic themed wedding, couples can select from a large variety of wildflowers in assorted colors as well as aromatic herbs with symbolic meanings.