What I would appreciate is suggestions on what the best quality mats are. I’ve always bought the cheap ones but since I am practising daily now, I want to invest in a good mat.

This is great. Thank you very much. Can you tell me why do I need the witchhazel?

<p>Unfortunately,tea tree &amp; eucalyptus oil is toxic to cats 😿 Any cat parents have a receipe that they like that is cat friendly??? I was thinking lavender and maybe hint of sweet orange, but those aren’t necessarily deep “cleansing” oils. I know cats don’t like citrus as a scent, but it won’t make them sick and puke-y like tea tree and eucalyptus.</p>

Any suggestions of where to find alcohol free witch hazel? Everything I've seen has alcohol in it, I've been looking (off and on) for close to a year

<p>Well I FINALLY made this today and it is so lovely.  My mat is looks so nice and the room smells even nicer.  I had trouble locating alcohol free witch hazel in Australia, the major chemist chain down under sells a 100% pure witch hazel but when you read the ingredients there is alcohol listed?!  </p><p>So, if you are in Melbourne and looking for Witch Hazel, I found My Chemist has a good range, including the Thayers brand that A uses in the video.  There's also Healthy Aim Witch Hazel that is bottled in Melb.</p><p>I went with an indigenous essential oils mix: Tea Tree Oil &amp; Lemon Myrtle.  It seems divinely refreshing and rejuvenating.</p>

<p>Love this! </p>

<p>Thank you Adriene for this recipe for our mats. It’s so wonderful thank you for sharing.❤️🥰🌞🌹🫶🏻</p>

<p>Great recipe! Doing this when my current spray runs out. I've had a hard time finding spray bottles that last, so I bought a spray to reuse the bottle with a DIY version 😉</p>

You could use vodka in place of witch hazel

Can you tell me where I can find the recipe ❤️