This is a list of the 20 BEST essential oil recipes for diffusers. These 20 essential oil diffuser recipes are the tried-and-true recipes that I use in our home on a daily basis. The scent combinations are perfect and there’s plenty of creative options for your many household’s needs.
I’ve officially broken-up with my store-bought candle collection.
I used to be a complete candle-addict, but my candles have collected a lot of dust since my first essential oil diffuser arrived last year.
Diffusing essential oils not only makes my home smell nice, but they also can provide other health benefits as well. I have lost count of how many diffusers I currently have in my home
I always use cold-air diffusers, since anything that heats the oils can damage some of their beneficial properties.
I never use candle warmers or anything that might heat the oils too much. Cold air diffusers are the best way to preserve al the beneficial properties of your precious essential oils.
If you are new to essential oils, there’s no better way to get to know them than through your diffuser. Try a few of my top favorite essential oil recipes for your diffuser below to get you started!
20 Best Essential Oil Recipes for Diffusers
This is a list of my 20 favorite essential oil recipes for diffusers. There’s an essential oil blend for pretty much every season and household need.
General Guidelines:
- The following blends are meant to be used in a cold-air diffuser. These diffusers usually require a small amount of water to be added, along with the oils. (Usually around 70 mL)
- Follow the manufacturers directions on your diffuser.
- If you don’t have one of the oils called for in the recipe, you can still try the recipe without it.
1. Let’s Focus Essential Oil Diffuser Recipe
This is a much-loved combo, and for good reason! It’s perfect to increase alertness, or when you need a quick pick-me-up.
- 2 drops wild orange essential oil
- 2 drops peppermint essential oil
2. Fresh and Clean Essential Oil Diffuser Recipe
This essential oil diffuser blend is wonderful for creating a welcoming atmosphere in your home. It’s bright and fresh:
- 2 drops lavender essential oil
- 2 drops lemon essential oil
- 2 drops rosemary essential oil
3. Odor Eliminator Essential Oil Diffuser Recipe
We are animal-people, and we’ve had our fair share of “incidences” in our house. Whenever this happens, I like to diffuse this blend. It freshens up the air in no time:
- 2 drops lemon essential oil
- 1 drop melaleuca essential oil
- 1 drop cilantro essential oil
- 1 drop lime essential oil
4. Seasonal Support Essential Oil Diffuser Recipe
These three oils together are spectacular for helping to maintain clear breathing and a healthy immune response. I use this blend especially during the spring and summer months.
- 2 drops lavender essential oil
- 2 drops lemon essential oil
- 2 drops peppermint essential oil
5. Citrus Explosion Essential Oil Diffuser Recipe
I love diffusing citrus blends when we have company coming over. It makes my house smell happy and clean.
- 1 drop lemon essential oil
- 2 drops wild orange essential oil
- 1 drop lime essential oil
- 1 drop grapefruit essential oil
6. Deep Breath Essential Oil Diffuser Recipe
I tend to be a very high-energy person. The good part of that? I get a lot done. The bad part? I have a hard time settling down sometimes…
I adore this blend for the evenings when I’m trying to slow my brain down, and I also like to diffuse it in the bedroom as I fall asleep:
- 1 drop bergamot essential oil
- 1 drop patchouli essential oil
- 1 drop ylang ylang essential oil
7. Respiratory Support Essential Oil Diffuser Recipe
Use this blend to support respiratory function–especially during the winter months.
- 1 drop lemon essential oil
- 1 drop eucalyptus essential oil
- 2 drops peppermint essential oil
- 1 drop rosemary essential oil
8. Flower Garden Essential Oil Diffuser Recipe
Want your home to smell like a flower garden in full bloom? Try this one:
- 1 drop geranium essential oil
- 2 drops lavender essential oil
- 2 drops roman chamomile essential oil
9. Man-Cave Essential Oil Diffuser Recipe
I think this combo smells very masculine and woodsy… Although I enjoy it too.
- 2 drops white first essential oil
- 2 drops cypress essential oil
- 2 drops wintergreen essential oil
10. Bug Repellent Essential Oil Diffuser Recipe
This combo isn’t one that I’d necessarily wear as perfume, but it contains a collection of oils that most creepy-crawlies dislike:
- 1 drop lemongrass essential oil
- 1 drop thyme essential oil
- 1 drop eucalyptus essential oil
- 1 drop basil essential oil
11. Spiced Chai Essential Oil Diffuser Recipe
Craving a cup of chai? Either make my homemade chai tea concentrate, or put this blend in your diffuser:
- 3 drops cardamom essential oil
- 2 drops cassia essential oil
- 2 drops clove essential oil
- 1 drop ginger essential oil
12. Spicey Citrus Essential Oil Diffuser Recipe
This essential oil diffuser blend is what autumn should smell like.
- 3 drops wild orange essential oil
- 2 drops cinnamon bark essential oil
- 1 drop clove essential oil
13. Woodsy Essential Oil Diffuser Recipe
Feeling like a walk in the woods, but stuck at home? Try this essential oil recipe for your diffuser instead:
- 3 drops frankincense essential oil
- 2 drops white fir essential oil
- 1 drop cedarwood essential oil
14. Immune Booster Essential Oil Diffuser Recipe
One of my favorite blends for the fall and winter months:
- 1 drop rosemary essential oil
- 1 drop clove essential oil
- 1 drop eucalyptus essential oil
- 1 drop cinnamon bark essential oil
- 1 drop wild orange essential oil
15. Goodbye Stress Essential Oil Diffuser Recipe
Feeling frazzled? This is one of my favorite combos:
- 2 drops frankincense essential oil
- 2 drops bergamot essential oil
16. G’Night Essential Oil Diffuser Recipe
For a sweet night’s sleep:
- 2 drops lavender essential oil
- 2 drops chamomile essential oil
- 2 drops vetiver essential oil
(For more essential oils for better sleep, click HERE)
17. Candy Store Essential Oil Diffuser Recipe
I don’t know why, but this one smells like candy. The kids love this essential oil blend in the diffuser and it’ll make your house happy.
- 2 drops wild orange essential oil
- 2 drop wintergreen essential oil
18. Energize Essential Oil Diffuser Recipe
Diffuse this one first thing in the morning for a big boost:
- 2 drops wild orange essential oil
- 2 drops frankincense essential oil
- 2 drops cinnamon essential oil
19. Grounding Essential Oil Diffuser Recipe
For those moments when everyone really needs to chill out:
- 2 drops vetiver essential oil
- 2 drops cedarwood essential oil
20. Happy Holiday Essential Oil Diffuser Recipe
My favorite essential oil recipe for the diffuser during the month of December.
- 2 drops white fir
- 2 drops wild orange
- 1 drop wintergreen
Wondering Where to Get Essential Oils?
There seems to be new essential oil companies popping up every day, but I’ve used doTERRA essential oils for nearly 4 years and I’ll never go anywhere else.
The oils are third-party tested for purity (you can SMELL the difference if you compare them to other brands), ethically sourced around the globe, and I love that doTERRA is a humanitarian-geared company.
I’m happy to personally help you get these oils in your home and tell you more about why I chose doTERRA-– click here to connect with me.
More Essential Oil Tips & Recipes for Your Home:
- 10 Homemade Air Freshener Recipes using Essential Oils
- Cooking with Essential Oils
- Essential Oil Hacks for Homesteading
- The Best Autumn Essential Oil Recipes for Your Diffuser
- 15 Ways to Reuse Essential Oil Bottles
*Disclaimer: I am not a medical professional. None of the information on this blog is intended to cure, treat, or heal any disease. Please use essential oils at your own risk with lots of common sense.*
I love your info. I love how we can learn more about oils from others’ experiences. I’ve been inspired!! I too am an IPC.
Great post friend! I will be sharing and pinning! I love seeing the different combos for my diffuser.
Have a great day and thanks a lot!
You are welcome Miss Denise! 🙂
Just ordered the spa vapor! Can’t wait to start diffusing. Love the recipes above!
Yay– glad you snagged one. They are so hard to find sometimes!
So, when you list those ingredients, and underneath have the blend name, is the “recipe” the one for the actual blend or is it just a similar one? I’m trying to find the “recipe” for both the balance and serenity blends.
My recipes are different that what you would get in the blend. My “relaxation” blend and the relaxation blend have different ingredients. Hope that makes sense. 🙂
What to mix clove oil with?what combo good for plugged ear?thanks
Bergamot ??
Tea tree oil and eucalyptus!
I did not recieve my essential oil ebook and I was so looking forward to it.
I was not able to download the e book on essential oils. I have been using them for 2 years and love them. How can I get your free recipes? Thank you, Jeanne Butler
Great list! We love the Ultrasonic Classic diffuser at our house–have you tried that one? I do love the Whisper, but our Ultrasonics are more affordable for placing in multiple locations throughout the house.
i tried to join your facebook group by clicking on your link-i activated the email button you sent-put says facebbok page is currently unavailable-and i know you still havve dec and jan and fev–pls help thnks doris
I have never wanted a diffuser so bad now! Maybe I’ll get it for my birthday 🙂
Sharing my new blog for DIY essential oil blends! http://diyessentialoilblends.blogspot.com/
Thank you for these recipes:)
Can I just drop these individual essential oils into my diffuser or must I first blend them together in an amber bottle and then put a few drops of that blend into my diffuser? Thanks for your help!
It depends on your diffuser. If it’s a cold-air diffuser that uses water, you can just drip each oil into the water.
Okay, so I am clearly late to the game on this post, but I am so glad I found it! Jill, I have been researching essential oils, diffusers, oil blends, etc. – and my gosh!, there is a lot of information out there. It is overwhelming. Thank you for this very helpful, easy to follow post on using essential oils in a diffuser. I signed up to receive your emails and got your book for FREE. Thank you! My family of four has been so sick this past month. My friends keep telling me that I need to be using essential oils. Your blog is fantastic. I know I will be coming back to visit often. Blessings, Jana
I wish I had the option of a photo but the book, ESSENTIAL OILS NATURAL REMEDIES, The complete A-Z reference of ESSENTIAL OILS for HEALTH and HEALING, is one of the best books I have found. Such a good Oil Bible. I got mine on Amazon.
thank you for breaking down the blends. Let me know please where I can get more recipes I’m new to essential oils but I’m sold after had sick kids, eucalyptus, lavender, and tea tree oils worked great especially for the 3 year old, who’s to young for other meds.
I would like to know more about essential oils and the diffuser please thanks Deedra Burt
Hi Roxann,
There are many essential oils that work to repel bugs–sometimes you just have to play around with what is most effective in your area. I have lots of bug spray recipes in my latest ebook: https://www.theprairiehomestead.com/natural-homestead
As far as the respiratory blend, I doubt it’d be very effective if you used it in the reed diffuser. A cold air diffuser would be better.
Glad I found you on pinterest, always looking for guidance in this area, love using oils in my Lotus Deffuser 😉 and with the information you provide, am now experimenting, thank you so much and will be following you closely
Regards Bill
Glad you found me too Bill! The Lotus is an awesome machine. 🙂
I was wondering what you would recommend for a doctors waiting room. My friend is opening her practice in her home and I suggested she use essential oils to mask home odors like cooking, etc. What would be safe and not so overpowering for all patients?
Thank you.
Debbie
Do you have blends similar to balance or in tune?
What is the best odor eliminator? I have multiple cats.
Hi Jill, I take it all these concoctions are safe for cats, dogs etc? Its a great post, but you really need to mention pets here, eve if its directing your readers to another page??!
I’ve diffused every oil imaginable with dogs and cats in the house and have never, ever had a problem. The diffuser mist is diluted in the air enough I can’t see it causing problems.
Research shows some essential oils can interfere with the liver detoxification process in cats- use caution with cinnamon, tea tree, clove, oregano. Essential oils can also trigger skin sensitivity and allergies in dogs, use caution with clove, Juniper, Wintergreen, thyme
I’m sure this is in large amounts or if ingested. A small amount in a humidifier is not going to harm an animal I’m sure. Unless the owner was irresponsible about where they placed their humidifier and the animal knocked it over and drank it for some reason. But Jill seems to know a good deal about essential oils and has used them around her animals, I myself have been using them for years with my animals around not only in the humidifier.
P.S I’m sure the humidifier is safer then any of the chemical filled air deodorizers or anything else left out that animals could get into for that matter.
I am fairly new to essential oils, but I love them. I am thinking of getting a diffuser, which one is your favorite?
Hi Jill! I love your website! I’m a 58 yr old widowed teacher, but I love following your site! Do you know of a diffuser that doesn’t have a light or glow? The light keeps me up at night, yet I need my essential oils!
Thanks!!
June
Hi June!
The Spavapor has a no-light setting–and the AromaAce doesn’t have any light at all–so those might be good options.
Jill, thanks so much for letting me know! I really appreciate it!
Pop some coloured electrical tape over the light… easy fixed
A lot of them give you the choice on whether or not to use the light.
We just had a few days of ridiculous hot wind (by the beach..ahem* SAND). First thing this morning I put lemongrass in my diffuser. HUGE difference. The wind storm seems to have stopped so today is going to be the day to wipe everything down. I’m making a spray with the lemongrass to wipe down the surfaces.
Ooooh, I like that idea!
Love your site and information! Had quit using my cold air diffuser and pulled it out a few days ago while sick with a case of bronchitis. So much better after enjoying peppermint and eucalyptus. Making my shopping list now!
Hi, I have an oil burner and find no matter what scent I use it ends up smelling like the very first oil I ever put in it and it’s Def not my fav. Do you find this issue with your diffuser or any other? Maybe I need a different one?
Hi Camille,
I don’t have any experience with oil burners, but my diffusers don’t have that problem– I switch scents on a daily basis. 🙂
Hi Jill,
I didn’t receive your essential oil e-book. I would like to know how I can obtain a copy? Thanks
Hi Betty– if you send an email to info(at)theprairiehomestead(dot)com, we’ll make sure you get a copy!
Weird question- how can you switch from mix to mix in the same diffuser without having crossover? Is cleaning it out very complicated? And how to inhibit mold growth in the cold air diffuser- is it just a bonus that the EOs are anti bacterial/biotic/fungal or do you have to add some other ingredient? (I did read the article, I just didn’t see it, but it’s almost 1 am, so that may be why, lol)
Switching mixes is very easy– I simply let one run out, and then add in another. If there is any crossover, it’s usually only noticeable for a few seconds. And I’ve never had any mold growth– many EOs are antifungal, which I’m sure has a lot to do with that. 🙂
I love the combinations that you’ve shared, but I have a question . . . I thought that you shouldn’t use citrus oils in your diffuser. I guess it must depend on the diffuser?
I’ve never had problems using citrus oils in my diffuser– they one some of my favorite oils to diffuse in fact!
Problem with the Aroma Lite with Citrus Bliss eating away the plastic spout after two weeks of usage, 4-5 drops every other day on full cycle. Any suggestions?
Any essential oils will eat through plastic. The only things that should come in contact with EOs are glass & stainless steel.
All of my diffusers have a plastic well, but are covered with glass or ceramic. Are you saying that you should only buy diffusers that are all glass or stainless steel? I’ve not come across any. 🙁
I’m new to the EO world – just bought a few oils and the ultrasonic diffuser (LOVE IT!) Question for the bug repellant – is there a way to mix the oils and spray it on you? or can you mix the oils into come coconut oil and rub it on your arms and legs? Thanks! Jules
Yes– either of those options will definitely work! 🙂
I love everything oils. Thank you so much!!! I tried to download you EO ebook but it said the link wasn’t found. Is it still available somewhere!
Hey there– send an email to info(at)theprairiehomestead(dot)com and we’ll make sure you get a copy!
Hi Jill, I started following you on fb not even knowing you did oils. I joined the oil life in July. So glad you and some of the other people like Keto Mama are apart of this life style. It makes me trust the oils knowing the same people I gravitated to for other aspects in my life also share this life style. I look forward to a new life that blends so well with all my long term beliefs. Do you do any educational videos or anything I can learn from? I plan to build and want to learn from those who have done so well. Any tips would be great and today is a Citrus Explosion day here in the office thanks to your recipe. Have and Awesome Day!!
Hi Robin– if you search ‘essential oils’ here on the blog, you’ll find lots of posts and ideas. I do webinars on occasion, too.
Hi Jill,
I am just getting into the essential oil scene and am loving all of the free content you provide! I have a question about eucalyptus EO. Of the three major types, which do you use, as your recipes only call for eucalyptus, not specific as to globulus, radiata, or citriodora. Thanks!
Hi Trevor, I use radiata
How far away and how high on table/ shelf should diffuser be for best results for pain anxiety? Thanks Liz
If you are wanting to use a diffuser for a specific health challenge, you’ll probably want it to be within 10-20 feet of you for maximum benefit.
My husband is experiencing chest congestion, friend said to try a diffuser, got one, what oils would be best to use?
I am sorry if this is offending, but why does DoTerra price their oils so high? I will never buy from them because I have used them and they are the same quality as all the other brands not greedy for money. For example: I can buy 100% pure (and I have this to compared to other brands, still work the best) Frankincense oil for about $14 for 4oz. But if I got DoTerra, that would cost me a hefty $558 wholesale. DoTerra retail for that would be even more, $744. That is 53x the price of the same quality oil I get. So is DoTerra really 53x better that what I get?
When it comes to essential oils, you get what you pay for. YEs, there are plenty of brands out there than claim to be 100% pure (heck, you can even get “pure” lavender oil from Wal-Mart, which testing results show is not even true lavender oil…), but just because an oil claims to be 100% pure does not mean it is of the same-quality, or contains the same constituents as a properly-sourced oil. doTERRA sources their oils from all over the world and is committed to paying growers and farmers fair wages. Think “fair trade coffee”, but with essential oils instead. In other instances with other companies, oils are often purchased in bulk from middlemen, and they farmers are not paid fairly for their work. A high-quality product priced in a way to support farmers to produce the highest-quality oils as possible (many in third-world countries) is not the same as a company “greedy for money”.
I LOVE Eden’s Garden. Reasonably priced and very quick at getting their orders out. You also get points to put towards your purchases, for liking them on FB, for your b-day and other ways to earn. I trust this company as well.
That is NOT a put down to DoTerra! I have never tried them and I don’t know of a distributor in my area. I’m all for MLM’s. I’ve done several. I just read further and saw a comment from someone else and I didn’t want anyone to think I was being rude. 🙂
Jill,
Why do you invite people to comment on your blog when you delete comments that you don’t agree with or like? How is that being true to your readers? This creates a very one-sided view or argument and does not allow free opinion or speech.
I posted a reply comment regarding the price of essential oils stating that in most cases you do get what you pay for but some companies are overpriced. This was obviously a comment that you did not want read and felt threatened by the content. Obviously your philosophy is based financially and not in the best interest of what is good for the consumer. Shame on you!
Birgit,
I allow plenty of comments on the blog that I don’t agree with.
I believe your comment on this post about diffuser recipes said, “doTERRA oils are overpriced” or something along those lines. As someone who is deeply involved with doTERRA, knows what goes into doTERRA oils, has been to the fields where the plants are grown and met the farmers, and also compared doTERRA oils to a number of other brands, I wholeheartedly disagree with your comment. I believe doTERRA oils are an amazing value.
You are absolutely allowed to have your opinion, but I have little interest in starting a debate on essential oil pricing here on my blog, as it accomplishes nothing. Therefore, I deleted the comment from my blog.
She did leave comments there and I’m a member of doers and there oils are great look it up and don’t be rude
Doterra lol
I have a question so does it matter what oils I buy as far as price wise. Of course it’s much easier to buy the cheaper oil than the more expensive I don’t mind buying the little more pricey one but is there really a huge difference?
From where I can get pure essential oils in india.
Are these drops meant for 70 ml diffuser? My diffuser is 500 ml and I want it to run all night so I will have to fill it to the maximum level. Should I add more drops?
These recipes will work for most average diffusers. You can always add more if you wish, though
Ok, so what do you consider an ‘average’ diffuser? 70ml?
Where an I buy the bigger difusers?
Not sure if I just missed it… but where do you purchase your oils from?
doTERRA! I love them– https://www.theprairiehomestead.com/how-to-purchase-essential-oils
Thanks so much for your web page “20 Essential Oil Recipes For Your Diffuser” https://www.theprairiehomestead.com/2013/05/10-must-try-essential-oil-recipes-for-your-diffuser.html
Jill, thank you for your blog post. I have never used essential oils. Thanks for the information on the different oils and the combinations. I have heard of essential oils, just was never sure which oils go together. I want to try them. I have 10 med size plastic containers full of candles of every shape and color for each season and plus some. In the closet and under the bed. I hardly use them much anymore, since they just don’t seem to hold the smell when they are burning. They just sit in the plastic boxes taking up space.
My Radha diffuser says to use 2-3 drops of oil so I can’t use most of these blends. Any advice for smaller amounts?
FYI: under the blend for deodorizing animal accident odours, you have listed lemon , tea tree among other citrus oils known to be VERY toxic. I know Young Living touts their oils as “safe” for pets but it’s simply not true. Just ask my neighbour who killed her cat thinking that because she was using “Young Living” it would be fine. Limonene and other components are TOXIC in these oils for cats, they simply cannot metabolize them with their liver. I cringe when I see people gleefully telling how tea tree oil has prevented fleas in their cats..yeah, pretty soon they won’t have a cat for the fleas to bite. Do your research please! Aromatherapy is great but certain oils, tea-tree, clove, citrus oils for example are downright dangerous and can cause toxic overload or death. Regardless of brand used. Sorry I just felt I needed to post this to spare even 1 person heartache over losing a pet just not realizing the extreme potency of EO’s on pets/cats.
Hi!
I’m excited to try the candyshop recipe! But I was wondering if wild orange is closer to sweet orange, blood orange or just orange? I can’t seem to find a wild orange in the oils I use.
Thanks!
Thank you so much for sharing these essential oil recipes!
I took a chance and mixed up equal parts of:
Patchouli
Lemongrass
Grapefruit
Smells really unique, grounding and energizing 🙂
Thank you for posting these recipes and giving me the courage to try something on my own.
That sounds like a great blend!
Thanks for sharing these essential oil recipes! Excited to give some of them a try!
I have a c pap machine with a water chamber in it could I use essential oils in it?
I would probably avoid that, unless you know for certain it’s made from a safe type of plastic that’s not eroded by oils
I am new to essential oils and I have written down a few of your recipes. I notice when I go online everyone sells essential oils – are they all legit or are some of the oils fake. I basically don’t know what websites are safe to order from
There are absolutely fake oils out there– I would recommend exercising caution when ordering. I recommend and use doTERRA exclusively because I know they are pure and untainted: https://www.theprairiehomestead.com/how-to-purchase-essential-oils
You recommend doTerra because you are a doTerra consultant, correct? There are other companies who sell pure oils online. Can you name other companies, because not everyone can afford doTerra?
Thanks 🙂
Thanks for these great recipes, Tabitha! I am looking forward to trying them! I have a question for you…Do you have any specific suggestions for keeping the diffuser clean when using citrus?
Thank you so much for sharing these essential oil recipes!
I love your Clean Air blend! I read it an looked thru my stash of essential oils to see what I had on hand. I substituted Coriander for the Cilantro and Orange for the Lemon. And it smells sooooo good!!
Thank You! We are also animal lovers and my house tends to smell kind of “animal-y” at times. haha
I am very glad to visit here because everyone should have an essential oil diffuser included me.Lately my favorite oil to diffuse has been Jasmine.I’m obsessed with it. I literally feel like I’m in a garden sometimes and I love it! Keep blogging.
I am very interested in essential oils but I lost my sense of smell about 5 yrs ago Will the oils still work.
I was introduced to dottera oils 4 years ago. I have also used other oils for diffusing. There is a huge difference between oils in my opinion. Although various oil manufacturers claim to be 100% pure you can tell the difference as compared to dottera which has purity in scent. Many oils have carrier oils added to them so although they claim to be pure they are not. Also dottera oils are therapeutic grade and many can be ingested safely. I believe if you are going to inhale a substance it should be 100% pure with no additives. As a nurse I know this is important. Just my opinion.
I have done extensive research on essential oils. NO oil should ever be injested. There are only a few food grade oils that can be injested. There is no such thing a therapeutic grade oil. Do more research. Many companies claim 100% pure and that may be, it’s the process that makes them unpure. If you want the real thing you must only buy USDA ORGANIC. The process is guaranteed minimal. No machinery so you not getting metals in your oil which is harmful to us. I hope this helps.
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Hi, it would help to know the water content to the oil recipe you noted. I have no idea how big a diffuser I need.
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Thank you so much, this tip will save my life. I am sedentary and have trouble losing weight.
I have a diffuser that holds 600ml of water. I’ve read that the general rule of thumb is a couple of drops of essential oil per 100ml of water. So for just a nice vanilla scent I’d use 12 drops or so of a good oil and up to 20 of a weaker one.
My question is this…when using a blend such as citrus explosion where it wants multiple drops of multiple bottles (total of 5 drops) do I treat that as the “minimum” and multiple accordingly by 6(30 drops) for 600ml or does that count toward a total where I might multiply by 4 to get it up to 20 drops of various oils?
what do you think about doterra terra shield? also, any specific blend for mosquitos?
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Thanks for these awesome recipes. I feel I need a little G’NIGHT and a little GOODBYE STRESS right now.
Diffusers that requires water destroys the therapeutic health properties of the oils. The only type of diffuser you should use is a wood or ceramic and glass nebulizer diffuser. doTERRA are OK oils but they are, just like Young Living, way over priced and have both been found to adulterate some of their oils when the plant material runs low, real expensive or rare. Their members will argue saying, “No way all their oils are 100% pure”. Well think about it, the lab tests are run by the company itself. So people just tend to believe whatever the company tell them. I’m still doing the research and have found a couple of places to get high quality organic therapeutic grade oils at half the price and not the over priced marketing ploy of the big companies making big bucks off their loyal members. They can easily do this because most people don’t want to take the time to do the research themselves. Once I became disable with life threatening illnesses, (Cancer,ect.), I could no longer afford wasting money on high prices oils.
Hey if you like doTERRA or Young Living and want to pay their high prices don’t let me deter you. Just make sure you don’t buy diffusers that use water, heat or plastic. https://organicaromas.com/blogs/aromatherapy-and-essential-oils/the-differences-between-essential-oil-diffusers
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Hi – My family and I have been using essential oils for 10 years. We are 100% believers in their healing powers. I turned essential oils into a business about 4 years ago, due to my first hand knowledge of their amazing properties. To address some of the diffuser comments and questions above, you do not need a nebulizing diffuser to enjoy the benefits of oils. Ultrasonic diffusers that use water do an excellent job of transporting oils in the air. And, though nebulizers provide an intense essential oil experience, they take a lot of oil to run and they run through that oil quickly. Now, if you’re water source is compromised, this can degrade the oil. We have, however, made a push to provide all types of diffuser options to our customers. If you don’t like plastic diffusers, we have ceramic. If you don’t want ceramic, we have glass. If you don’t want ultrasonic with water, we have nebulizing diffusers. If anyone has any questions, please reach out. We’ve been using oils daily, for a long time. Happy to answer any question or address concerns the best I can. Thanks
I love this post! I have gotten on the essential oils bandwagon recently and have been figuring out what recipes work well! Thank you!
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Thank you for this lovely list of essential oil recipes. I have used essential oils for a long time, but never quite figured out how to blend them for calming and physiological benefits. However, I must say, your impressive recipes appear to be right on the money. The first one I’ll try is the “Deep Breath,” I believe it’s exactly what I’ll love. Again, thank you..
I found this post on Pinterest and I can’t wait to try these oil recipes out!
I’m going to try #16 first. Thank you for sharing!
I like essential oils and I have been using all kinds of essential oils.
The oil recipes described in this article are excellent. There are a few of them that I plan to try right away tonight.
I have a tip for a newcomer. Because the essential oil is insoluble in water, the waterless diffuser is better.
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Wow wonderful! It’s like having the secret to all the “proprietary” blends that I love. Thank you.
My 90 year old father is really interested (and enjoying!) essential oils in a small diffuser. The only issue is that, if 2 drops are recommended, 10 are better. Can you recommend a carrier oil I could use to mix the essential oils with? He’s gone through 8 bottles of essential oils in one month.
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Thank you so much for sharing these diffuser recipes. I have a Fresh Air Blend of Lavender Cosmetics that I am using now. Smells wonderful!
I Love this. Thank you SO VERY MUCH.
Thanks a lot for sharing and please keeps sharing.
A great skincare routine idea is here for women.