Bring the scent of fall into your home with these DIY essential oil blends for your diffuser:
Spiced Chai
Mmm…there is nothing like the spicy warmth of a hot cup of chai on a bitter fall afternoon. Combine in a cold-air diffuser:
- 3 drops cardamom essential oil
- 2 drops cassia essential oil
- 2 drops clove essential oil
- 1 drop ginger essential oil
- water (most diffusers use about 70mL, but check yours to make sure)
Kicking Up Leaves
The smell of fallen leaves on a crisp autumn day screams childhood. Fill your home with happy memories by combining in a cold air-diffuser:
- 3 drops frankincense essential oil
- 2 drops white fir essential oil
- 1 drop cedarwood essential oil
- water (70mL, may vary)
Spiced Citrus
If the colder weather is getting you down or zapping your energy, give yourself a little boost of citrus for reinvigoration.
Combine in a cold-air diffuser:
- 3 drops wild orange essential oil
- 2 drops cinnamon bark essential oil
- 1 drop clove essential oil
- water (70mL, may vary)
Pumpkin Pie Spice
Pumpkin flavor has hit the coffee shops and bakeries; fill your home with the scent of pumpkin without the need for baking!
Combine in a cold air-diffuser:
- 5 drops cinnamon bark essential oil
- 1 drop clove essential oil
- 1 drop nutmeg essential oil
- water (70mL, may vary)
Immunity Booster
With cold and flu season knocking at the door, now is the time to amp up your body’s protection by combining in a cold-air diffuser:
- 1 drop rosemary essential oil
- 1 drop clove essential oil
- 1 drop eucalyptus essential oil
- 1 drop cinnamon bark essential oil
- 1 drop wild orange essential oil
Why use a cold air diffuser, you may ask? As the name suggests, a cold-air diffuser does not heat the oil, keeping all the therapeutic benefits intact, while at the same time dispersing the oil effectively into both large and small areas.