DIY Essential Oil Room Spray
Posted Apr 21, 2022
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This DIY essential oil room spray will freshen any space. I keep bottles of diy room spray in the bathroom, living room, etc.
Did you know that most conventional room freshening sprays on the market contain toxic ingredients? This is why I started making our own DIY essential oil room spray.
The products that we think are simply making our home smell good, are actually negatively effecting our health.
Most room sprays contain chemicals and fragrances that contain known carcinogens (substances that cause cancer), endocrine disruptors (chemicals that mimic hormones and can lead to many problems such as fertility issues), and neurotoxins (which affect brain activity and can cause headaches & more).
This is why I started making my own diy essential oil room spray. It’s made of plant-based and naturally derived ingredients, and freshens the air in your home without toxins or harmful ingredients.
Why Essential Oil Room Spray?
Essential oils are concentrated extracts harvested from nature. They are distilled and cold pressed from plants, herbs, and trees. These pure oils are natural and contain powerful, concentrated health and wellness benefits.
This means, that this essential oil room spray actually benefits your health, instead of harms it. Use different blends of oils based on your desired purpose. This diy room spray can calm stress, purify the air, help you sleep, etc.
To purchase essential oils to make this diy room spray, please sign up using this link: Young Living Essential Oils and enter my number #31270904.
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DIY Essential Oil Room Spray
This DIY essential oil room spray will freshen any space. I keep bottles of diy room spray in the bathroom, living room, etc.
Materials
Tools
Instructions
- Gather the materials.
- Add 10 drops of each of the essential oils of your choosing (my favorite mixture is vanilla, stress away and lavender), to a 4 oz glass bottle.
- Add 1 TBS witch hazel to the glass bottle.
- Fill the bottle the rest of the way with water.
- Optional, use an embossing label maker to make a label and apply it to your bottle.
- Shake the bottle before using to spray in the air in your home to freshen any room. We use it in the kitchen, bathroom, bedrooms, etc.
Notes
- Use 30 drops of essential oil in this room spray. You can choose your favorite combinations for different times of the year. We love using lemon and geranium in the summer, Christmas spirit in December, Cinnamon in the fall, etc.
- I recommend using a dark glass bottle (not clear) to protect the cleaner from sunlight damage.
- You can make a larger portion in an 8oz bottle, simply double the amount of essential oils and witch hazel.
To purchase Young Living oils please sign up using this link: Young Living Essential Oils and enter my number #31270904.
You can also shop my Young Living Website where I share my favorite products and bundles: https://www.myyl.com/joyfoodsunshine
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Essential Oil Resources
- Getting Started with Essential Oils
- Essential Oil Diffuser Blends
- How to make essential oil roller recipes.
- Non-toxic cleaning products: Thieves All-Purpose Cleaner & Thieves Cleaning Paste.
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I may be mistaken, but your mixture appears milky in color. Do you know what accounts for this?
I just made this using the same essential oils but with DoTerra brand, and it smells divine! Thanks for sharing this! I love the vanilla, it adds a touch of creamy sweetness and balances the lavender and citrus really well. Lovely!
Have you ever had issues with the sprayer clogging because of the essential oils?
I have not. But you could clean it with warm, soapy water!
Hi,
Essential oils will eventually block the mist sprayer. Can you recommend a mister that won’t clog? Do you have any tips? Thank you!
A trigger sprayer may work better than a saddle pump mister. They work well for my essential oils hair rinse, but may only come in 8 oz and larger.