Essential oil room sprays are so easy to make, smell amazing, and have aromatherapy benefits for you. During the holidays, I love to switch the sprays out for a more festive scent. Check out these 8-holiday room spray recipes to help you get into the Christmas spirit.
If you are anything like me, you love a fresh-smelling house, but you hate chemicals. Anyone with me? I can’t compromise air quality for a good-smelling home. But what if you could improve the air you breathe while making your home smell good? Bring in the holiday room spray!
This recipe, or should I say recipes, can be just the thing to get you in the Christmas spirit. It is one simple recipe, but I will show you several variations so you switch up the scent throughout the holiday season.
Christmas room sprays are 100% natural, homemade, and scented with essential oils. And the best part? You only need witch hazel and essential oils to make them.
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BEST CHRISTMAS ROOM SPRAY
The “smell of Christmas” may be a little different for each person. To me, it is a blend of spicey, minty, and a little woodsy. The cinnamon and clove smell of hot apple cider, the fresh scent of pine trees, or minty Christmas candies will all bring back all the Christmas memories.
I like to bring these beautiful smells of Christmas into my home with essential oils. Chrismas room sprays are the perfect way to do this. Last year, a few friends and I got together to make the sprays for Christmas gifts. It was so fun and made the perfect gifts!
Try these fun Christmas diffuser blends too!
HOLIDAY ROOM SPRAY ESSENTIAL OILS
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You can make a room spray with a single oil or a blend of essential oils.
Here is a list of my favorite essential oils for the holiday season:
Wild Orange
Grapefruit
Clove
Cinnamon
Cassia
Ginger
Cardamon
Sandlewood
Cedarwood
Douglas or White Fir
Myrrh
Frankincense
Cypress
Peppermint
I use DoTERRA essential oils, and you can find themhere.
HOLIDAY ROOM SPRAY RECIPES
CHRISTMAS CHEER
5 drops wild orange
3 drops grapefruit
3 drops clove
2 drops cinnamon
2 drops cardamon
WE THREE KINGS
5 drops sandalwood
4 drops cypress
3 drops myrrh
2 drops frankincense
COZY WINTER NIGHT
6 drops cardamon
5 drops cinnamon
2 drops ginger
2 drops clove
DECK THE HALLS
5 drops wild orange
4 drops clove
4 drops douglas fir
2 drops cinnamon
SPICED APPLE CIDER
4 drops wild orange
4 drops cinnamon
3 drops clove
2 drops cardamon
LET IT SNOW
6 drops douglas fir
4 drops cassia
3 drops grapefruit
3 drops frankincense
OH, CHRISTMAS TREE!
6 drops douglas fir
4 drops cedarwood
3 drops sandalwood
2 drops cypress
CHRISTMAS CANDY
4 drops wild orange
4 drops peppermint
2 drops ginger
2 drops grapefruit
3 drops cassia
HOW TO MAKE CHRISTMAS ROOM SPRAYS USING ESSENTIAL OILS
Choose the scent you want to make and add theessential oils toa2-ounce glass spray bottle. If you’d like to make a larger batch, you can double the recipe. I prefer making smaller bottles so I can have one spray bottle of each scent.
Fill the rest of the bottle with distilled water orwitch hazel.
Shake before each use and mist the air throughout your home. Spray on Christmas ornaments, the tree, furniture, or pillows
Just like my Christmas Candles, releasing these essential oils into the air will make the house smell of Christmas
BENEFITS OF ESSENTIAL OIL CHRISTMAS ROOM SPRAY
Frankincense
When used aromatically, frankincense can boost the immune system, support healthy respiratory function, and calm the nervous system.
Learn more about frankincense essential oil.
Myrrh
Myrrh essential oil is very cleansing, purifying, and supportive of the mind. When used aromatically, it can support your well-being and ground the emotions.
Learn more about myrrh essential oil.
Sandalwood
Sandalwood is a very calming essential oil with a dry, woodsy smell. It can enhance the mood and ground the emotions when used aromatically.
Douglas or White Fir
Fir essential oils can promote a positive mood while creating an uplifting environment. They can also freshen the air and help with focus and concentration.
Cypress
This soft, woodsy essential oil adds a refreshing aroma to the home. Cypress can renew and uplift the senses and purify the air. It has a grounding and stimulating effect on emotions.
Cedarwood
Cedarwood is a very relaxing essential oil and can promote a lovely night’s sleep. When used aromatically, it supports the respiratory system and promotes clear breathing.
Wild Orange
Wild orange has a very refreshing aroma that can promote natural energy, cleanse the air, and boost the immune system.
Learn more about wild orange essential oil.
Peppermint
Peppermint essential oil is very stimulating, helping with brain function, memory, focus, and concentration. When used aromatically, it can promote alertness, support the respiratory and digestive systems.
Learn more about peppermint essential oil.
Clove
When used aromatically, it can cleanse and purify the air.
Cinnamon
This warm, spicy aroma reminds me of Christmas every time I smell it! Cinnamon essential oil is another powerful immune-boosting essential oil. It can clear airways, support digestion, and be used for natural weight loss.
Learn more about cinnamon essential oil.
Cardamon
Known for its ability to ease the digestive system, support healthy respiratory function, and calm the nervous system, this is a great essential oil to use during the busy holiday season.
When used aromatically, it can help ease feelings of nausea, boost the immune system, and add a wonderful aroma to the air.
Ginger
Above all, ginger is known for its benefits on the digestive system, but it can also boost the immune system, calm the nervous system, and support the respiratory system.
Learn more about ginger essential oil.
Grapefruit
Grapefruit essential oil is very uplifting and can promote a positive mood. It can be used for natural weight loss by deterring cravings and boosting metabolism.
Cassia
Cassia has many purifying and cleansing properties, with a touch of sweet, yet spicy aroma. Similar to cinnamon, cassia can naturally boost the immune system to ward off environmental threats.
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Add theessential oils to a2-ounce glass spray bottle. If you want to make a larger batch you can double the recipe. I prefer making smaller bottles so I can have one spray bottle of each scent.
Fill the rest of the bottle with distilled water or witch hazel.
Shake before each use and mist the air throughout your home. Spray on Christmas ornaments, the tree, furniture, or pillows
Notes
Spraying these essential oils into the air will make the house smell of Christmas, and have amazing benefits for your health and wellness.
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