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Create a natural air freshener by simmering a pot of water with rosemary sprigs, lemon slices, and a cinnamon stick. This mixture not only fills your house with a delightful aroma, but it also helps eliminate any lingering odors.

Rosemary has antiseptic properties that make it a great addition to homemade cleaning solutions. Combine water, white vinegar, and a few rosemary sprigs in a spray bottle. Let the mixture sit for a couple of weeks to allow the rosemary to infuse, then use it to clean surfaces around your home.

Rosemary can be beneficial for your skin and hair. Create a rosemary hair rinse by boiling water with a handful of rosemary sprigs, then letting it cool. After shampooing, pour the rosemary water over your hair as a final rinse for added shine and scalp health.

The aroma of rosemary is known to improve concentration and reduce fatigue. You can make a rosemary sachet by filling a small cloth bag with dried rosemary and other fragrant herbs. Place it near your workspace or inside your pillowcase to enjoy its benefits.

Rosemary can act as a natural pest repellent in the garden. Planting rosemary near your vegetables can help deter pests like aphids and beetles. You can also make a rosemary spray by boiling water with rosemary sprigs, then straining and applying the cooled liquid to your plants.

Incorporate rosemary in your garden as a companion plant. It pairs well with beans, cabbage, and carrots, improving their growth and deterring pests. Additionally, its strong scent can confuse and repel garden pests like cabbage moths.

Make a homemade potpourri with dried rosemary leaves, lavender, and rose petals. Place the mixture in a decorative bowl and position it around your home to enjoy its pleasant fragrance. This is an excellent way to use up any excess rosemary from your garden.