Do you ever walk down the cleaner isle or the candle isle in the store only to find yourself with a headache?
I used to be like that.
You just wanted to get something to make your house smell nice, or to have in the car to spray after some stinky kids or pets came in. Then I found out why I was getting those headaches.
The fragrances that are in the room sprays are full of nasty chemicals and artificial fragrance/smells.
Not something that I want to bring into my house, but I didn’t know what to do or how to get that great smell without buying what was out there.
So I decided to do a little bit of research and found out that there are some great, and super easy, ways to make some DIY room sprays. They smell great and I avoid all of the unwanted chemicals that I work so hard to keep out of my home.
I try to be as all natural as I can, and I make a lot of my own products, so jumping in to make some room sprays seemed like a great thing to do.
Here is what you need to make a great room spray at home.
Glass spray bottle (amber or blue preferred)
Witch hazel
Water (filtered)
30 drops essential oils (approximately; you can adjust based on your preference) (I only recommend Young Living as they have the seed to seal commitment)
Directions to make it:
Fill your glass spray bottle half way with filtered water.
Add 30 drops of your favorite essential oils. You can make a blend with your favorites, use a blend or use a single essential oil to get a great smell.
Top off your glass spray bottle with witch hazel.
Here are a few of my favorite blends.
Lavender Mint
Lavender 20 drops
Peppermint 10 drops
Warm Winter Nights
Christmas Spirit 15 drops
Sacred Mountain 8 drops
Cedarwood 8 drops
If you are interested in watching a video on how to make DIY Room Sprays, join my Facebook group Naturally Chic Moms for more on this journey. We are a fun community of women supporting each other on our journey to find balance and purpose.
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