Fall Diffuser Blends
Happy Tuesday! It is raining and cloudy here in North Carolina. Besides going to the gym this morning, I haven’t left house and have been enjoying a fall seasonal diffuser blend while reading Sarah J. Maas' newest book. Lots of people ask me what kinds of oils I use in my diffuser and these are some blends that I use during the fall. What are some of your favorite fall diffuser blends?
Autumn Spice
- 4 drops cardamom
- 2 drops wild orange
- 1 drop clove
- 1 drop cinnamon
A Hint of Fall
- 5 drops tangerine
- 2 drops cinnamon
- 1 drop clove
Fall Diffusion
- 1 drop cinnamon
- 1 drop cardamom
- 1 drop lemon
Cider
- 2 drops wild orange
- 1 drop cinnamon
- 1 drop ginger
Spiced Chai Latte
- 3 drops cardamom
- 2 drops cinnamon
- 2 drops clove
- 1 drop ginger
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