If you’re a fan of natural, eco-friendly cleaning products, Loving Essential Oils offers a guide to creating non-toxic air freshener sprays in your home using a variety of DIY essential oil blends and recipes.
Ready to toss those toxic air fresheners for good? Check out the DIY essential oil spray guide from Jennifer Lane at Loving Essential Oils!
View the full guide at https://www.lovingessentialoils.com/blogs/diy-recipes/homemade-essential-oil-sprays-made-easy
The guide gives you step-by-step instructions on how to make essential oil blends from scratch at home, for use in offices, bathrooms, kitchens, bedrooms, and living areas.
As consumers become more aware of the dangers of toxins and chemicals in synthetic air fresheners and cleaning products, the homemade air freshener guide from Loving Essential Oils has been crafted by certified aromatherapist Jennifer Lane as a way for you to access natural alternatives.
Research published in the Journal of Air Quality, Atmosphere & Health shows that fragranced consumer products, including air fresheners, create a high level of indoor air pollution, leading to health effects like respiratory conditions and migraine headaches. With easy tips and a number of simple DIY recipes, Jennifer Lane helps you stay clear of troublesome toxins while enjoying the benefits of essential oils.
“Natural air freshener sprays are a simple and fun way to incorporate essential oils into your routine,” says Jennifer. “If you make these recipes up in advance, they’ll be readily available when you need them.”
The guide includes advice on whether to create sprays with a single essential oil, like peppermint, lavender, or tea tree, or a blend of several oils. You'll also find out whether it is better to use only water, or a combination of water and grain alcohol.
A list of Jenner Lane’s Top 50 essential oil aromatherapy spray recipes is included at the end of the guide, with options for every room in your house. The Refreshing Room Spray is a mix of eucalyptus, orange, and lavender, while the Mood Mist blend uses Roman chamomile, orange, and ylang ylang.
In colder climates or seasons, the Spiced Cider Room Spray brings a holiday aroma with orange, cinnamon, and ginger, while the Citrus Burst mix is ideal for spring cleaning.
Designed specially for areas of your home that may need extra air freshening, the Odor Away Bathroom Spray uses lemon, lavender, and orange to overcome particularly bothersome smells in high-traffic locations.
Freshen up your space the natural way with DIY tips from Jennifer Lane at Loving Essential Oils!
View the guide and download the full list of essential oil spray recipes at https://www.lovingessentialoils.com/blogs/diy-recipes/homemade-essential-oil-sprays-made-easy
