Sentences with phrase «longer use scented»

While I no longer use scented candles in my home because of the potential health risks, natural scents actually inspire me more than the synthetic ones ever did!

Not exact matches

Even though it's a «Fall» scent, I will definitely be using this all year long.

If you are scenting your child's blanket, try to use it right after to avoid any long - term debris or pathogens on your baby's blankets.

The scent of English lavender aromatherapy oil has long been used as a folk remedy to help people fall asleep.

Will the clay retain the scent for a long time so that you always have to use the same oils?

The use of sacred, vibration - shifting scents has long been a cornerstone of spiritual practice + ritual in indigenous cultures, and a beloved part of my own life.

It's a big no, I can't use something with a plastic scent, me either: / I can suggest you Avon Perfectly Matte, I know they aren't liquid lipstick but they last long, very long... sometimes up to 10 hours!

The scent of lavender has long been shown to have a calming effect on both humans and animals, so bathing and conditioning your dog in an lavender shampoo might be a way to ease her water anxieties.You can also try using a leave - in spritzing conditioner made with lavender and calming chamomile to help her stay relaxed after bathing.

Bloodhounds are often used for this purpose since their long floppy ears actually help fan scents closer to their noses, thus making them experts at tracking various scents.

The physique of the dog makes him the perfect tracking dog — the nose with large, open nostrils helps him detect the scent; his large long ears help in sweeping the ground; and the shawl, the wrinkled flesh under the lips and neck, is used to catch the stray scent.

Performance events help evaluate the abilities of the dog - depending upon the kind of event - its ability to use its nose to track a scent, to jump, to climb, to turn quickly, to swim, to run for long periods, to accept and respond to instruction, and more.

In addition to the long ears, these breeds usually have loose, wet lips that trap scent particles near the nose, and large nasal cavities used to process scents.

Larger scent hounds, with their longer legs, are usually used for horse - mounted hunters, while the shorter, slower dogs allow hunters to follow on foot.

With his long ears helping to stir up the scent, packs of Bassets were used to drive small prey, such as rabbit and hare, from dense undercover into open terrain where hunters could move in for the kill with spears, nets or clubs.

Cats will always use their litter box, as long as it's kept very clean, and the litter is not scented or unpleasant to the cats» feet.

I always steer clear clay and anything that has scents originally I used blue buffalo walnut litter but the clumping effect was not where I wanted it to be and it tracked everywhere Bc of it color it also stared to stain my carpet and babies footies I stumbled across okocat and well all 3 of my cats love it and I do as well it clumps no smell natural best part I no longer make waste with plastic bags because it is flushable and wow do these boxes last with 3 cats constantly purchasing litter gets expensive now they get superior litter at a good price and less trips to purchase everything I've been wanting in litter best of all my carpet no longer stains HAPPY CATS HAPPY HOME thank you okocat

There is one disadvantage that is common to both delivery and recirculating systems — the advantage of using higher dilution rates becomes a disadvantage when using flea and tick shampoos, medicated type shampoos or long lasting scent shampoos, all of which are meant to be used at a very specific dilution rate.

Both are gentle and mild enough to use on any pet, and leave a long - lasting fresh scent.»

But now that I no longer use synthetic scents in my home, I've figured out how to duplicate this amazing scent but with my essential oils.

I'm so excited about my Shabby Chic scented clay hearts I even plan to also use them long after Christmas has gone!