Scent-o-rama by mary girardin,independant scentsy consultant

07/21/2026

New Fall warmers coming soon!!! 🍁🍂🎃🦃
Link in the comments ❤️

07/21/2026

Fall scents available as well as a new catalog on August 1st

05/20/2026

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04/17/2026

What: Jane Austen Wax Collection

When: Starting at 10 a.m. PT Monday, April 20, while supplies last (time zone converter)

Cost: $24

Take pleasure in the lighthearted charm, sparkling wit and romantic settings of her beloved stories with the Jane Austen Wax Collection. This agreeable set celebrates classic literature at its finest, poised to claim the affections of anyone who feels perfectly content between the pages of a good book.

Featuring novel fragrances inspired by four famous works and their unforgettable heroines:

Pride and Prejudice: A Truth Universally Acknowledged
English rose, peony petals, rich amber

Emma: Matchmaker’s Heart
sparkling citrus, jasmine, vanilla sugar

Sense and Sensibility: The Dashwood Sisters
sunlit petals, lavender, amber woods

Persuasion: By the Sea at Lyme
ocean air, neroli blossom, weathered pages

Indulge your literary fascinations and escape to a countryside estate, steal a glance or two across the drawing room or banter disarmingly on the ballroom floor with this set of four Scentsy Bars, especially packaged for discerning minds.

Who could object to such a delightful notion?

04/17/2026

https://scent0rama.scentsy.us/party/19548262/scent-crazy-1

04/07/2026

Baby season starts this week. You're going to find baby animals in your yard. Most of them don't need your help.

Here's the decision for each one.

A baby rabbit alone in a grass nest — the mother visits once or twice a day for a few minutes, at dawn or dusk. She stays away on purpose because her scent attracts predators. The babies are not abandoned. Lay two thin sticks in an X over the nest and check in twelve hours. Sticks disturbed means mom visited.

A fawn lying alone in tall grass — the mother left it there deliberately. Fawns have almost no scent for the first week and predators can't find them. A fawn lying still with its ears up is hiding, not hurt. The mother returns several times a day to nurse. Contact a rehabilitator only if the fawn is walking in circles, visibly injured, or vocalizing continuously for many hours.

A baby bird on the ground — if it's feathered, hopping, eyes open, and roughly tennis-ball sized, it's a fledgling. Leave it. The parents are nearby and feeding it. If it's naked with eyes closed, it's a nestling that fell from the nest — put it back. The myth that parents reject a baby touched by humans is false. If it's visibly injured, contact a rehabilitator.

A baby squirrel that approaches you needs help — healthy babies don't approach humans. One sitting in a tree or on a roof is fine.

A baby opossum longer than about seven inches nose to rump is independent and on schedule. Smaller than that and alone, it may have fallen off the mother's back — contact a rehabilitator.

A baby turtle is independent from the moment it hatches. It never meets its mother. There is no such thing as an abandoned baby turtle.

🌿 The universal rule:

Before touching any baby animal, call a wildlife rehabilitator. Describe what you see. They'll tell you what to do

Most baby animals look abandoned because being alone is their survival strategy

Wait and watch from a distance for a couple of hours before intervening — in most cases the parent returns on a schedule you can't see

If a cat is near a fledgling, move the bird under a dense shrub within thirty feet. The parents find it by sound

The instinct to help is good. The information to help correctly is what makes the difference 🌿

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04/06/2026

04/05/2026

New Mothers Day gift sets
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