Aromatherapy for the home

not-too-expensive ways to express your olfactory style And I’ve learned there are a few changer simple and not-too-expensive ways to express your olfactory style.

First, says Danielle Sade, director and instructor at Healing Fragrances School of Aromatic Sciences, it’s “very important to understand that we have to eliminate the chemicals in the home, like cleaning detergents.” (The City of Toronto has some enviro-friendly recipes for cleaners on its website, )

Also, throw open the windows every once in awhile. “Fresh air,” says Sade, “is one of the best things you can get for the scent of your home.”

Baking soda is also great because it gets rid of odours. Sade recommends adding a few drops of essential oil to it and putting it in the bottom of a garbage can. You changer can also sprinkle your carpet with some scented baking soda, let it sit for a few minutes and then vacuum.