Essential oil diffusers are probably the best way to experience the benefits of essential oils. They take pure essential oils and release them into the atmosphere for your inhaling pleasure. Whether you’re feeling blue, have a cold, or need a pick-me-up, there’s an essential oil that is well suited for the occasion. Essential oil diffusers are the perfect vehicle to get the good times rolling.
There are plenty of single oils out there that can do amazing things to your atmosphere when used on their own. They can fight many ailments that you might struggle with such as insomnia (lavender), nausea (peppermint), depression (grapefruit), or simply mental fatigue (cinnamon). When you add a few drops of them to essential oil diffusers, you can keep breathing in their health benefits all day and night to help you feel better.
But sometimes, you might need a more powerful combination of oils to beat those blues, or to work other wonders on your spirit. This is where making a blend for your essential oil diffusers comes in.
One single oil is good, but a blend can be better. Here are a 10 recipes for blends that can be used in essential oil diffusers.
Top o’ The Morning - Get up and get going every morning by filling essential oil diffusers with a blend that improves your alertness and stimulates you for a happy day. It also works well as a pick-me-up when the afternoon doldrums hit:
Respiratory Wonder – When you’re so congested that you can’t smell a thing, use this blend for essential oil diffusers to get cleared out. It’s also great for improving respiratory function:
A Welcoming Freshness – Nothing says welcome like a summertime smell that goes right to your head; literally. Essential oil diffusers release the goods from this blend that promotes peace and summer love:
De-Stink The Room – In a home, stinky things happen, from pet odors to cooking odors and beyond. (Stinky teen sports uniforms, anyone?) Banish the bad and add odor eliminating power to your essential oil diffuser with:
Let’s Hear It For The Boy – A rather manly blend that’s reminiscent of the woods and would work well to keep the man-cave smelling clean and fresh, despite the increased sweat and testosterone:
It’s Allergy Season. Again – Whether you suffer them in the spring, summer, fall or all year-round, allergies can make life miserable. But a essential oil diffuser with this blend can help you blast them and be on the road to breathing better:
Banish The Bugs – We mean the creepy crawlers, or fliers. Essential oil diffusers filled with this can be put on the patio to prevent unwanted visitors of the insect persuasion:
So-long, Sickness – Use it Fall through Spring to increase immunity and decrease your number of sick days:
Calm Down – There are many blends for essential oil diffusers you can use to relax when your nerves are shot, so we’ll give you two since this is such a common ailment:
Sleep Tight – End the day on a perfect note with a good night’s sleep. A few drops and you’ll be off to nod before you know it:
The more you learn about essential oils, the easier it will be to make your own blends and create something that is unique to you and your needs. Essential oil diffusers can become a wonderful addition to your life. With benefits that range from relaxation to energy stimulation and more, it’s a way to make your home smell better and your whole life a little bit healthier.
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Great products. So excited to try them out.
Thank you! I’m glad to learn some great recipes. Especially, glad about the recipe for Banish The Bugs! This past couple summers, my saltwater pool has been a HONEY BEE hangout. I use PEPPERMINT & LEMON all around the edges & ladder (be careful can get slick with too much oil). I also used 10-12 drops each diluted in a spray bottle & would spray the air as walking to the pool. The BEE’S would fly off, they’d come back after things got calm, I’d just repeat the process. I don’t like to kill them, they are HONEY BEES, however. Thought I’d share.
Awesome! Can’t wait to try these out!! I just bought my diffuser not too long ago ( :
Good Afternoon, I enjoyed the post and learned some new things about the collaborative benefits of blends. I look forward to trying the suggestions above!
I love my mobilizing diffuser. By far the best way to diffuse oils!
Can’t wait to try these recipes! Thank you for sharing ;)
I want to try De-Stink The Room blend.
I’m just beginning to use essential oils and I think I will enjoy mixing using these recipes!
As an asthmatic I love using essential oils to diffuse around the house. I will try a couple of these blends. Thank you for posting them. I find it particularly hard to find recipes online.
I haven’t ventured into mixing them yet. I’ve been enjoying just one scent at a time. I’m gonna try some recipes.
Trying and creating new synergy and blends is the best part about Aromatherapy
Great information ! I love to try new recipes. I am new to essential oils, this is very helpful.
Great info! I will be trying these out!
I literally just jumped on my phone to find an oil for allergies and congestion and this blog addresses both. Thank you! I can’t wait to buy these for my son!
Love learning about this, very excited to try some recipes!
I have been learning more and more about essential oils and how to diffuse them. I love it!!!!
Looking forward to trying some of these recipes!
I purchased Exquisite nebulizing diffuser and was looking for the recipes.
These are great recipes!
I just received my diffuser & loving it! I will definitely be trying some of these recipes.
Good to know !
Banish the bugs without spreading poisons, great idea!
These are helpful! I can’t wait to try the allergy recipe. Thanks for blogging about this :-)
I will have to try some of these. Thank you!
Love these recipes, will have to try some of them.
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Emily Garcia
August 30, 2018
Hi
Thanks for all the advices you give in how to use EO.
I had been using essential oils, incense and candles all my life. Without even know that cats and dogs could be allergic to some oils. My pets seems to be doing ok, with all of the oils I use, including all the ones in the no,no, list.
I’m worry now, after reading all this info.
What should I do? After all this time nothing ever happen to none of them, should I stop using them? I use a diffuser that uses water and only use 4 or 5 drops of oils.