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One thing I love about aromatherapy is that I can enjoy summer scents any time of the year with Summer Diffuser Blends. I can create reminiscent aromas of the beach, a paradise escape, or a fresh garden with just a few drops of oil.
For summertime diffuser blends, I like citrus and floral essential oils because they remind me most of sunny days. I also enjoy mint and woodsy oils no matter what time of year it is!
In a past essential oil giveaway poll, we asked our fans What essential oil do you like to use during the summer?"This was a multiple choice poll and only one answer could be picked. Lavender was the number one summer essential oil choice! Here are the results:
Try using essential oils to bring natural wellness to your living space, create a stress free environment, and to promote positive vibes this summer. Here are my top picks for summer:
Looking for an Organic Set of Oils? Here is a great collection from Plant Therapy:
Diffusing essential oils is a great way to get the smell of summer into your home and to freshen the air around you. Add one of the essential oil recipes below to diffuser with recommended water for your diffuser tank. I like to use a 100-200 ml water tank diffuser but you can use whatever size you prefer.
Here is a tropical essential oil diffuser blend you are sure to love. Let the deep aroma of this patchouli blend mellow you out. Get more recipes with tropical essential oils.
Ohhhh... the freshness of mint is energizing and invigorating, add a squeeze of lemon for a perfect fun in the sun scent. You could swap out lemon in this DIY recipe for 2 drops lemongrass instead for a slightly different twist!
Diffusing cypress is a favorite past time for me any time of the year. This diffuser blends pair it with uplifting citrus essential oils so your mood will be as bright as the sunshine!
Frankincense is a precious oil in any house, beloved for its skin care benefits, as well as its emotional and physical healing properties. It is a strong antiseptic that helps protect from germs. Here it is blended with geranium and basil for an extra punch.
You may just thank me for this recipe trio, it screams happiness and sunny smiles, so do what the name says.
Stimulate your mind and sharpen your focus with these beneficial oils that will boost your mental clarity and have your room smelling as fresh as your garden.
Use essential oils to daydream your way to paradise with this yummy diffuser blend.
Nothing like a quick summer hike in the great outdoors. Here is a diffuser blend that is reminiscent of a sweet forest breeze. Take a deep breath and inhale the relaxing aroma of nature. You can add 2 drops lavender for an even sweeter summer aroma.
When life gives you lemons, make some fresh lemonade! Lemon oil is the star in this diffuser blend for summer. It will leave the air in your home or office smelling so clean and refreshed.
As the day slips into night, take a chance on this oil blend to soothe your worries away.
Diffuse 30 minutes to 1 hour at a time, read more about how long to diffuse oils.
It is best not to apply undiluted essential oils onto the skin. When using essential oils topically on the skin, be sure to dilute with a carrier oil like jojoba oil or sweet almond oil.
Using essential oils can improve a person’s emotional, physical, and mental state. For best results, make sure you use pure essential oils and learn how to use them properly.
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Essential oils are great because not only do they make you feel good physically but mentally as well. I love having them around since they have so many benefits like clearing the air of bad odors, improving moods by releasing calming scents in your home or office for instance!
We are frequently asked what essential oil brand we like, here are some of our favorites:
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