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Essential Oil Room Spray

Why use air fresheners that don’t actually “freshen” the air? Most popular (and expensive) room sprays contain harmful chemicals that mask odors and often give people headaches. Why not make a natural room spray that smells better, is less expensive, and contains heavenly, natural scents, instead of harmful, synthetic chemicals!

  • 1 oz. vodka
  • 2-3 oz. purified water
  • 3-4 oz. dark colored glass or stainless steel bottle
  • 25 drops essential oil

Pour vodka into 3-4 oz spray bottle and add essential oil of your choice. Shake vigorously for 45 seconds. Add water and shake again. Shake well before each use.”

To turn this into a “pillow spray to freshen sheets and towels, make all 4 oz. with alcohol instead of water. This way the mist will dry quickly and leave behind the intoxicating scent of pure essential oils!

Suggested oil singles and blends:

  • Christmas Spirit (Cinnamon/Orange scent that is good for all year-round)
  • Evergreen Essence
  • Sensation (great for the bedroom)
  • Stress Away
  • Peace & Calming
  • Tangerine or Orange
  • Thieves
  • Lemon
  • Citrus Fresh
  • Lavender
  • Three Wise Men
  • Joy
  • Valor
  • Abundance
  • Frankincense & Orange
  • Stress Away & Lavender
  • Peace & Calming, Lavender, and Orange
  • Lemon & Vetiver
  • Pumpkin Spice (seasonal blend)

 

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To get started using therapeutic-grade essential oils with your family, I recommend purchasing Young Living’s amazing Premium Starter Kit & get personalized help from me! Click here to shop!

By the way, I am not a doctor – just a mom who uses essential oils in her own family. Please know that any information provided on The Common Scents Mom is for educational purposes only. It is not intended to prescribe, diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease, nor replace current medical treatment or drugs prescribed by your healthcare professional. The statements made have not been evaluated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). It is your responsibility to educate yourself and address any health or medical needs you may have with your physician. Please seek professional help when needed.

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