10 Fall Diffuser Blends with Essential Oils
Make your home smell like pumpkins, cinnamon, clove and autumn without any toxins with these 10 fall diffuser blends using essential oils! These essential oils don’t just smell good, they will also support your health and wellness.
Artificial Fragrances are Toxic!
I love to make my home smell like autumn, but when I used to use scented candles, plug-ins, and air fresheners, I found they would always give me a headache, make me feel confused, and even made my nose burn! I started to research why they’d affect me like that as I got into more natural living and found that these fragrance-filled products are very toxic to our health.
Why? It’s because they disperse particles of formaldehyde and phthalates (thy-lates) into the air. Phthalates are small particles of plastic that are used to bind the artificial fragrance molecules together. We then breathe in those tiny particles of plastic and they get into our nose and lungs – yikes!
The term “artificial fragrance” stands for more than 3,000 chemicals and companies do not have to disclose which chemicals are included. So there’s no way of knowing if the chemicals in the product are safe for our health or not. I don’t know about you, but I’d rather be safe than sorry and now that I use essential oils, it’s SO easy to put a few drops in my diffuser or make room sprays like we’re doing today to make my home smell like a cozy, cabin in the woods during the fall!
Top 10 Best Essential Oils for Fall
To make your own fall diffuser blends, I suggest using these essential oils. Click on the links to read more about the oil.
10 Fall Diffuser Blends
Pumpkin Pie
- 4 drops Cardamom
- 2 drops Orange
- 1 drop Cinnamon
- 1 drop Clove
Spiced Cider
- 4 drops Orange
- 3 drops Ginger
- 3 drops Cinnamon
Sweet Fall
- 3 drops Cedarwood
- 4 drops Bergamot
Sweater Weather
- 5 drops Orange
- 4 drops Thieves
- 1 drop Ginger
Snicker Doodle
- 5 drops Stress Away
- 3 drops Cinnamon
- 1 drop Nutmeg
Cozy Flannel
- 4 drops Bergamot
- 3 drops Orange
- 2 drops Stress Away
Fall Rain
- 3 drops Bergamot
- 2 drops Lavender
- 4 drops Clary Sage
Sleeping Weather
- 1 drop Cedarwood
- 2 drops Vetiver
- 4 drops Lavender
Apple Pie
- 6 drops Stress Away
- 3 drops Cinnamon
- 2 drops Orange
Fall Foliage
- 4 drops Cypress
- 3 drops Cedarwood
- 2 drops Pine
How to Make Spray Bottles from These Recipes
- Get 2 or 4 oz. glass bottles on Amazon.
- The recipes above will be enough for 2 oz. bottles but double them if you use 4 oz. bottles.
- First, drop a pinch of salt in the bottom of your bottle.
- Then add the essential oils.
- Next add the water.
- Done!
How to Get Started with Essential Oils
Essential oils are just for fall diffuser blends and making your home smell yummy! They can also do wonders for your health.
I started using essential oils in 2011 to make my own cleaning products without toxins, which is also when this blog was born! I bought the cheapest oils I could find and eventually started to try to use them for our health, too. But we didn’t see any difference – my kids would still end up at the Pediatrician’s office and we missed many activities due to sickness. In 2014, a friend told me about Young Living.
I was skeptical that their oils would be any better than the ones I’d be trying, but I thought I’d try one last time. I bought their Premium Starter Kit and have never looked back! The oils worked straight out of the box. I continue to use their oils, supplements, and household products daily and I love that I don’t have to worry about toxins or research ingredients. Learn more about Young Living here!
Do you have an essential oils business?
Then check out my essential oil make-and-take class kits on Etsy! They include entire class scripts, shopping lists with links, table cards, recipe cards for your guests, a class handout for your guests, and more! These kits remove the headache and overwhelm so you can just teach and hang out with your guests. Click here to see the Pumpkin Spice one on Etsy!
Diffuser Blends for Every Season of the Year
Did you like those fall diffuser blends? Then I think you'll also like these other articles I've written:
I’m loving the fall scents but would love to have some for spring/summer.
Hi Karen! I’m actually currently writing up a post on some blends for spring as I write this! Check back in a week or so.