9 Spring Has Sprung Essential Oil Diffuser Blends

Spring has sprung! Or at least I hope it has for most of you. Where I live, Alaska, we still have a good month of “winter” left before we get to breakup (what us Alaskans call spring). But none the less I am thinking of spring. This post will share with you nine diffuser blends for spring.

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Benefits Of Diffusing Essential Oils

First let discuss the benefits of diffusing essential oils. You may know that essential oils have many beneficial properties. Some provide a calming effect; others give you a boost of energy. Some might help you fall asleep faster, and others are great for anxiety or stress. But don’t let this stop you from diffusing your favorite scents.

If diffusing essential oils make you happy, don’t worry about what each essential oil can do for you. I love diffusing 3 drops of orange and 3 drops of peppermint together, just because. I also get the added benefit of the energizing effect both oils will give me.

Another reason to diffuse could be to help eliminate odors that might be in your home. Also, you may just want to add some ambiance to a dinner party or just for relaxing at the end of a long day.

If you enjoy these diffuser blend you may like the diffuser posters available at my Etsy shop. I also offer essential oils reference guides that will share with you all the information you need on individual essential oils. Please visit WindyAnnsHome.Etsy.com.

Lets get to it then, shall we? Here you will find 9 essential oil diffuser blends to use for spring.

Hello Spring!

• 2 drops Geranium
• 3 drops Grapefruit
• 2 drops Lemon

Pep in Your Step

• 3 drops Peppermint
• 2 drops Basil (linalool)
• 2 drops Lime

Sweet Bliss

• 2 drops Orange
• 3 drops Ylang Ylang
• 2 drops Bergamot

Fresh Breeze

• 3 drops Cypress
• 2 drops Lemon
• 2 drops Orange

Minty Fresh

• 3 drops Spearmint
• 2 drops Lavender
• 2 drops Grapefruit

Fresh Flowers

• 3 drops Geranium
• 2 drops Ylang Ylang
• 3 drops Lavender

Earthy Love

• 2 drops Patchouli
• 2 drops Chamomile
• 2 drops Lavender

Flower Bouquet

• 2 drops Chamomile
• 3 drops Lavender
• 2 drops Geranium

Thinking Spring

• 3 drops Lavender
• 2 drops Geranium
• 2 drops Bergamot
• 1 drop Lime

To use add 100-200 milliliters of water to the water reservoir of your diffuser. Add the recommended essential oil drops to the water reservoir. Assemble your diffuser and run 10 to 20 minutes on 10-20 minutes off for best results. If you have a larger capacity water reservoir you can double the essential oils in each recipe.

For more information about diffusing essential oils please read How Many Drops Of Essential Oils Should You Put In A Diffuser?

Safety

All the essential oils used in these diffuser blends are dog and child safe. They can safely be used during pregnancy, although it is not recommended to use essential oils during the first trimester. All the essential oils used in these blends are breastfeeding safe, but it is not recommended to use essential oils around babies 6 months or younger.

If you experience headache or nausea while diffusing, please discontinue use and move to fresh air.

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Wrapping It Up

I hope you find these nine diffuser blends refreshingly spring. Enjoy your spring!

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This information is intended to educate and inform. Please do not replace this information with the advice and guidance from a doctor. This information is not intended to treat, prevent, diagnose or cure any disease. Please consult your health care professional if you have any questions.