There is something about the fall that makes me want to sip something hot and fill the house with comfortable perfumes. This season brings net mornings, crunchy leaves and has just a feeling of nostalgia. I often broadcast essential oils in my house and I like to withdraw the warming upstarts at this time of the year.
Not only do they make the smell of the inviting house, but many of them have a powerful mood and the advantages of immune support.
Why broadcast essential oils in the fall?
Aromatherapy is not only to make the pleasant house feel (although it is a great advantage!). Breathing in essential oils helps support mood, energy and even the immune system. Some oils, such as cinnamon and clove, bring a comfortable and earth feeling while offering antimicrobial properties. Citrus oils such as orange or bergamot add brightness to darker days. While wooded oils like cedar wood or sandalwood are on the ground and the appeasement of emotions.
Diffusion is also a safer option than air coolers and certain candles, which often contain synthetic perfumes. However, I finally found candles in bees with the incredible smell that I like! Diffusion is an easy way to refresh air and obtain the health benefits of essential oils while benefiting from some of the advantages of oils themselves.
That said, security is important. The essential oils are powerful and all mixtures are not suitable for each situation. Avoid placing a diffuser directly next to children or pets in a small closed room and do not keep it all day. It is also important to ensure that the diffusers are out of reach of small hands (or curious legs) which could overthrow them.
Different ways of distributing
There are several ways to enjoy the mixtures of diffusers, and you can choose what works best for your space.
- Electric diffusers: My favorite diffusers use water and ultrasonic vibrations to disperse a beautiful mist of essential oils. I also sometimes use nebulant diffusers when I want something more powerful. You can read different types of diffusers and my best choices here.
- DIY reed diffuser: If you want something simple and decorative, an anche diffuser is an excellent option. The perfume is more subtle than a misting diffuser, but it adds a touch of beauty to a room. I like to keep one on my desk for a soft aroma that is not overwhelming.
- Piece sprays: Another easy way to enjoy the fall mixes is in a homemade spray. A few drops of essential oils in the water (with a touch of alcohol or witch development to help disperse) makes a refreshing natural air disrausing. Perfect for bathrooms, bedrooms or even like a linen spray.
Even faster way
Do you want something delicious feeling in your diffuser but don’t want to mix it yourself? One of my favorite essential oil companies has delicious mixtures for autumn, especially apple cider, pumpkin spices and maple. Discover the seasonal mixtures of vegetable therapy here and here.
And you can find all the quality essential oils you need to create these autumn mixtures (and others) here.
Fall diffuser recipes
These mixtures of essential oils are leaning towards warming and earthy essential oils which are perfect for a fresher time. They remind me of cooking crisp apples with the children, heading for patch patch and reconciling with a cup of hot tea. In addition, they are perfect for body and mind!
Leaves in the leaves
This simple mixture has a wooded and wooded fragrance that makes me think of kicking leaves that have fallen on the woods. FIR essential oil is soothing and soothing for emotions and helps support the respiratory system. The sandalwood is also soothing, helps to soothe bustle and help various complaints such as dry cough and headache.
- 2 drops of sandalwood essential oil
- 2 drops of fir essential oil
Fall coffee
I am lucky to have organic coffee not far from my house that I like to visit on occasion. This mixture reminds me of the soft, fragrant and slightly terrible aromas of slats. The sandalwood is on the ground, the cinnamon lends a sweet note and the vanilla completes the trio. Cinnamon is also a powerful support for the immune system when it comes to fighting harmful microbes.
- 2 drops of cinnamon essential oil
- 2 drops of sandalwood essential oil
- 2 Vanilla Drops Oleores
Cabin porch
Sitting on a porch cabin in the woods, hearing the orange leaves rustling and reconciling under a hot launch cover. Rather said. Sweet orange raises the atmosphere and cinnamon and clove are warming and antimicrobial.
- 2 drops of sweet orange essential oil
- 2 drops of cinnamon essential oil
- 2 drops essential oil
Charity please charity
Although children are not always turned or treated, it has become a familiar tradition on which we have put our own healthy rotation. This mixture reminds me of a cool October evening. The earthy patchouli and the tree complement each other to add an anchor of earth. Neroli adds a perfect floral note to raise the mind.
- 2 drops of patchouli essential oil
- 2 drops of fir essential oil
- 1 essential oil of Neroli
Falling leaves
This mixture is woody and warm, like walking in a forest with fall colors all around. The sandalwood calms the spirit, the tree erases the air and the cinnamon adds a hint of sweet spices.
- 3 drops of sandalwood essential oil
- 2 drops of fir essential oil
- 1 cinnamon essential oil
Pull time
Soft, spicy and earthy. Ginger warms up, edifying and ideal for stomach complaints. Patchouli adds an Earth Putting Note that connects everything together. Almost like sliding on a hot sweater in cold weather.
- 3 drops of cinnamon essential oil
- 2 drops of ginger essential oil
- 1 patchouli essential oil
Apple cider
A comfortable mixture that reminds me of the soft cider simmering on the stove. Cinnamon and ginger warm up and invigorating while Orange raises mood. This shiny and spicy mixture is energizing and cheerful.
- 4 drops of orange essential oil
- 2 drops of ginger essential oil
- 2 drops of cinnamon bark essential oil
Autumn breeze
I normally like to mix floral and citrus notes with more earthy notes. However, all the scents of earthing really shine in this mixture. The enclosure supports relaxation and concentration while the earthy tones of Patchouli and Cedarwood calm the mood. Cedarwood is also ideal for respiratory health. You will almost have the impression of being in a peaceful forest walk.
- 1 drop in incense essential oil
- 2 drops of patchouli essential oil
- 2 drops of essential oil
Fall rain storm
This fresh and soothing mixture recalls the autumn rain days. Lavender soothes, lifts bergamottes, cedar grounds and Sage’s emotions from Clary.
- 3 drops of lavender essential oil
- 3 drops of Bergamot essential oil
- 3 drops of cedar essential oil
- 2 drops clary sage essential oil
Cache
Extract and wooded with a note of edifying citrus of Orange. You will have the impression of being on the hay in the pumpkin by feeling the crisp air and in the fall.
- 3 drops of orange essential oil
- 2 drops of cedar cedar essential oil
- 3 drops of incense essential oil
Pumpkin pie
Who doesn’t like the smell of pumpkin pie in the oven! It’s like having a dessert in a diffuser. This mixture also contains a powerful antimicrobial punch with regard to unwanted germs.
- 1 cinnamon bark essential oil
- 2 sweet orange drops
- 1 clove essential oil
- 1 Muscade essential oil
Crisp hot apple
Similar to the pumpkin pie mix, this mixture of diffusers has all the scents of a hot apple crisp. It’s spicy, warming up and smelling as you spent all day cooking!
- 2 drops essential oil
- 2 drops of cinnamon bark essential oil
- 2 drops of ginger essential oil
- 1 Muscade essential oil
Comfortable cellar
This version captures all classic autumn spices in a swirling cup of chai. Pod and cinnamon warm the air, while cardamom helps fight stress and fatigue.
- 1 Girofeuille Giro essential oil
- 1 cinnamon essential oil
- 2 drops of cardamom essential oil
- 1 ginger essential oil
Gather all of this
The diffusion of essential oils in the fall is a way so simple to set the atmosphere at home. Whether you relax in the evening, trying to energize the afternoon attacks, or just want to make your space hot and welcoming, these mixtures can help. In addition, with a little creativity, you can use them in reed diffusers or room sprays.
Fall is a favorite for many of us and these diffusers make the season (and the house!) Even more welcoming.
What are your favorite perfumes for fall? Let a comment and let us know!
