How to Use Holiday Room Sprays for Seasonal Joy
Holiday room sprays for the most wonderful time of the year. This is the year of Covid -19. It's the first holiday season that most of the world has experienced in pandemic state.
In trying to make life as normal as possible, we search for familiar scents to help us through the season. With foods, we bring the kitchen to life with the smell of the turkey baking or pound cake in the oven.
Once the meal is complete and the aroma of the food has subsided, you decide you'd like to have the holiday aromas continue throughout your house. There's no better way than to have a few room sprays at your disposal.
Essential oils are always a good way to bring life to any room. I'm going to share a few recipes that you can make yourself and have them on hand whenever you want them. You can thank Cami Graham at tidbits-cami.com for the recipes.
Sugar & Spice
7 drops of spruce essential oil
7 drops of orange essential oil
3 drops of clove bud essential oil
Winter Wonderland
5 drops of peppermint essential oil
5 drops citrus passion
3 drops clove bud essential oil
3 drops frankincense essential oil
Candy Cane
7 drops wintergreen or peppermint oil
5 drops of lime essential oil
3 drops of cinnamon essential oil
Oh Christmas Tree
7 drops of rosemary essential oil
5 drops of peppermint essential oil
5 drops of pine essential oil
You will need:
2 oz amber glass bottles
Filtered/distilled water
1 teaspoon of witch hazel
Essential oil blend of your choice from above
To Make:
Add essential oil blend of your choice from the list above to your amber bottle. Add the witch hazel and then fill three-quarters of the way with distilled or filtered water.
Place your mist cap on the bottle and give it a good shake. Not only can you use these blends in your home, they can also be used in your car.
Let's make this holiday season as joyful and happy as possible. Share your likes and dislikes in the fragrance forum. We're looking forward to hearing from you.
That's it for this week.
Juliette's Website
Nyraju Skin Care
In trying to make life as normal as possible, we search for familiar scents to help us through the season. With foods, we bring the kitchen to life with the smell of the turkey baking or pound cake in the oven.
Once the meal is complete and the aroma of the food has subsided, you decide you'd like to have the holiday aromas continue throughout your house. There's no better way than to have a few room sprays at your disposal.
Essential oils are always a good way to bring life to any room. I'm going to share a few recipes that you can make yourself and have them on hand whenever you want them. You can thank Cami Graham at tidbits-cami.com for the recipes.
Here are 4 Holiday Essential Oil Room Spray Blends:
Sugar & Spice
7 drops of spruce essential oil
7 drops of orange essential oil
3 drops of clove bud essential oil
Winter Wonderland
5 drops of peppermint essential oil
5 drops citrus passion
3 drops clove bud essential oil
3 drops frankincense essential oil
Candy Cane
7 drops wintergreen or peppermint oil
5 drops of lime essential oil
3 drops of cinnamon essential oil
Oh Christmas Tree
7 drops of rosemary essential oil
5 drops of peppermint essential oil
5 drops of pine essential oil
You will need:
2 oz amber glass bottles
Filtered/distilled water
1 teaspoon of witch hazel
Essential oil blend of your choice from above
To Make:
Add essential oil blend of your choice from the list above to your amber bottle. Add the witch hazel and then fill three-quarters of the way with distilled or filtered water.
Place your mist cap on the bottle and give it a good shake. Not only can you use these blends in your home, they can also be used in your car.
Let's make this holiday season as joyful and happy as possible. Share your likes and dislikes in the fragrance forum. We're looking forward to hearing from you.
That's it for this week.
Juliette's Website
Nyraju Skin Care
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