Weekly recap 03 - 09 January

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Hello everyone!


This is the first weekly recap of 2022.


Now that the holidays are over, I'll be returning to my regular blogging schedule. Since today is a Sunday, I will recap what I posted on this blog this past week! 


On Monday, I shared a list of essential oil diffuser blends that will have you relaxed and drifting off to sleep in no time. Then, on Wednesday, I shared a post-holiday DIY detox face mask. And finally, on Friday, I posted a list of things to do on a rainy day. (links below)


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Links:

January 03, 2022 - Ten (10) essential oil blends for better sleep 💤

January 05, 2022 - DIY: Post-holiday detox face mask

January 07, 2022 - Things to do on a rainy day at home


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