
Did you know it is possible to create your own blends for your diffuser? Yes, you heard that right! Why use a store-bought fragrance for your diffuser when you can blend one according to what your mood desires? Blends are fairly easy to make and using essential oils makes it less toxic. With endless possibilities and combinations with just a few essential oils, you could have a new fragrance for a new day.
What are essential oils and why do we prefer them over the store-bought fragrances? Store bought fragrances are usually made from toxic chemicals while essential oils are natural plant extracts derived usually distillation from plants of all kinds. Although we do not look at it from the medicinal perspective yet we can confirm that it is indeed useful in many aspects. For one, inhaling the aroma or being surrounded by the scent can have a calming effect on the mind and relaxes the body. When the aroma is inhaled, it triggers the nerve impulses in the brain to react in certain manner, and we begin to have a change in our emotion, thoughts and feelings. Inhalation gives an immediate stimulus that helps us feel better. Whether you plan on using a traditional reed diffuser with the bamboo sticks or an electric one, the blends work with all. The invigorating aroma spreads in the entire room keeping your mind and body at peace. Diffusers as some might say, are room sprays with a healing effect on the mind and the body.
Listed below are few of our favorite blends you could try for your reed or ultrasonic diffuser:
Refreshing Spring – 10 drops of Lavender + 10 drops of Eucalyptus


Cleansing – 10 drops lavender + 5 drops rosemary + 5 drops lemon



Summer in the alps – 7 drops lemon + 7 drops peppermint + 6 drops ylang ylang



Happy place – 13 drops orange + 7 drops frankincense


Harmony – 10 drops lavender + 5 drops ylang ylang + 5 drops magnolia



It’s time for you to get blending. Buy a few of your favorite essential oils and get creative. The different aromas will help promote your overall health, happiness and wellbeing. Why stick to one fragrance when you could have a new one every day?