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10 MUST HAVE ESSENTIAL OILS BLENDS FOR FALL




One of my favorite things about the Fall is the warm spicy smells: pumpkin, spice, and pretty much everything spicy. Essential oils are a great way to add warm, inviting and natural fragrances to your home this season.

Essential oils not only create amazingly aromatic fragrances, but they can also naturally build and protect your immune system.
In the last few years, I’ve come to love essential oils for their therapeutic properties and also for diffusing in my home and making it smell wonderful.

Welcome your guests with the cozy scent of fall without the harmful, hidden additives. As Fall sweeps into our lives, I want to share with you a few blends I love making with essential oils to diffuse around the house.


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Pumpkin Spice
4 drops cinnamon bark essential oil
2 drops nutmeg essential oil
2 drops clove essential oil



Walk in The Woods
2 drops pine essential oil
2 drops spruce essential oil
2 drops cypress essential oil
1 drops frankincense essential oil
1 drop peppermint essential oil




Winter Sunshine Blend
5 drops Orange
2 drops Cedarwood
2 drops Ylang Ylang



Trick or Treat Blend
3 drops Orange
2 drops Frankincense
2 drops Cinnamon








Forest Blend
2 drops Douglas Fir
2 drops Peppermint
1 drop Wintergreen


Cozy Citrus
4 drops Sweet Orange
2 drops Cinnamon
1 drop Clove




Fresh Cinnamon Buns
3 drops Wild Orange 
1 drops Cinnamon Bark
1 drops Cardamom
1 drop Ginger 


Autumn Zest
4 drops cardamon 
2 drops orange 
1 drop cinnamon
1 drop clove


Cozy Comfort
9 drops Eucalyptus
6 drops Juniper Berry
3 drops Sage
6 drops Lemon
3 drops Nutmeg
3 drops White Fir


Autumn Spice
4 drops orange 
3 drops ginger 
3 drops cinnamon




TOP 5 WAYS TO DIFFUSE ESSENTIAL OILS THIS FALL

Don't have a diffuser? No problem there is more to diffusing than just plugging in a machine?  Here are some of the top ways that I love to sneak in some aromatherapy everywhere in my life.

#1 – SCENTED CENTERPIECE

Gather some pinecones to make a centerpiece in a decorative bowl.  Spray one of the Essential oil blends above on the cones and enjoy the scents of fall whenever you are nearby!

#2 – SPICY CLEANING

Prep for guests by adding a few drops of your favorite blend to your vacuum filter.  Enjoy the scent as you vacuum and welcome your friends with an inviting aroma.

#3 – COVERT COTTON BALLS

Place cotton balls with a few drops of your favorite blend in unscented potpourri for a sneaky fix, or place cotton balls in your vents, Or place inside your toilet paper rolls and enjoy the fresh scent with every spin!)


#4 – DIY AIR FRESHENER

For a quick spray-and-go solution, add your favorite blend times two to a 2 oz. glass spray bottle and fill the rest with witch hazel or water.  Shake and spray on furniture, curtains, blankets, or anywhere to freshen up the area.


#5 - DIY CAR AIR FRESHENER

For fresh fall scents on the go, add a drop of your favorite blend to a wooden clothespin and attach it to the air vents in your car.


WHAT ARE YOUR FAVORITE ESSENTIAL OILS TO USE DURING THE FALL? LET ME KNOW IN THE COMMENTS





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