Hey, friends! So, you know how we're all obsessed with self-care these days? Well, I've been on a serious mission to detox my home environment, and let me tell you, it's been an eye-opener. I mean, who knew so many everyday products could be hiding nasty chemicals? It's enough to make you want to live in a yurt, you know?

But let's be real, yurts aren't exactly practical for most of us. So, how do we create a healthier, more toxic-free home without going full-on homesteader? That's what I'm diving into today.

First things first, I started with the obvious culprits: cleaning products. I swear, some of the stuff we use is straight-up toxic! I switched to plant-based cleaners — mostly homemade concoctions, because let's face it, buying all-natural can get expensive. It's been a journey, but my sinuses are thanking me. Seriously.

Next up, personal care products. Shampoo, conditioner, lotions… the list goes on. I started reading labels like a detective. It's shocking how many products contain parabens, sulfates, and other questionable ingredients. I've slowly transitioned to more natural brands, and my skin is loving it. (Side note: I also started drinking more water. Not related to the detox, but maybe it is? Who knows!)

Then came the big one: furniture and decor. I know, I know, it's not always easy to replace everything. But I've been focusing on swapping out items gradually. Look for furniture made from sustainable materials, and try to avoid anything with harsh chemical treatments. It's a marathon, not a sprint, my friends.

And finally, the air quality. We spend so much time indoors, so it's crucial to have clean air. I got a few houseplants (because they're pretty and they help purify the air!), and I've been opening windows more often to get some fresh air circulating. Plus, I invested in an air purifier. A little pricey, but my lungs are worth it, right?

So, that's my toxic-free living journey so far. It’s been a gradual process, and I'm still learning, but I feel so much better knowing I'm creating a healthier environment for myself and my family. Have you tried any of these things? Would love to hear your take!