10ml Fresh Linen Fragrance Oil - Candles, Bath Bombs, Soap Making, Reed Diffusers & Wax Melts - Cosmetic Grade - Vegan Friendly - A Rich, Complex, & Long Lasting Scent!

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Eucalyptus is a fantastic option during the winter cold and flu season thanks to its decongestant properties. Eucalyptus is a very potent essential oil, so the heavy dilution of a linen spray is a wonderful use for it. What’s more, it has antibacterial properties which makes it great for pet beds and other linens in between washes.

Melt the wax. Add the wax to a heatproof pot or pitcher (something with a spout works best). Melt the wax over medium-high heat, occasionally stirring. Heat until the wax reaches 156°F / 68°C on a thermometer. Making a linen spray is really simple, in most instances just 2 ingredients are needed – a base and fragrance or essential oil! Here are a few options of bases and fragrance oils you might want to try when making your own linen spray at home: Cyclomethicone (Base) Here’s a breakdown of the quantities . If you’re making this blend for the first time and want to give it a test run to see how you like it, use the following amounts (makes 20 drops / 1 g): Lavender–A gentle microbial essential oil that disinfects and cleanses while calming and uplifting the mind. The Fresh Linen Essential Oil Blend, composed of Lemon, Cypress, Eucalyptus, Lavender, and Ho Wood essential oils, offers a range of potential benefits with a focus on creating a clean and soothing atmosphere:This Stress Relief blend can be used to help relax your mind and body after work or before bedtime. Additionally, it can promote a night of deeper and more restful sleep.

Targeted application: The rollerball allows you to apply your oils directly to targeted areas, ensuring maximum efficacy for specific concerns. Grounding and Calming: Cypress and Ho Wood essential oils offer grounding and calming properties, helping to reduce anxiety and create a sense of tranquility. The essential oil combinations are endless. What do you think about this one by My Moon Stone Kitchen? Fresh and Clean Ambiance: This blend's combination of citrus, wood, and herbal notes creates an ambiance reminiscent of freshly laundered linens, making it ideal for a clean and inviting environment.Here are some more oil blends to explore which may be used to fulfill your desired scent and atmosphere. Have you ever used a commercial linen spray to make your sheets and towels smell nice? If so, you may have been exposed to some pretty nasty chemicals. Many commercial linen sprays contain toxic ingredients like phthalates and artificial fragrances that can be harmful to your health. The scent of rose and geranium essential oil is a popular choice for many due to its romantic and floral fragrance. While fragrance oils are made in a laboratory, essential oil is produced from natural materials, by distilling the natural essences from the seeds, roots, flowers, or bark of natural plants so that the resulting oil benefits from their unique aromas and characteristics. Fragrance oil, on the other hand, is synthetic and man-made, although some contain fragrance components that are naturally derived such as limonene from lemons or vanillin from vanilla beans.

Soothing and Relaxation: Lavender essential oil contributes to relaxation, reducing stress and promoting a peaceful atmosphere. An uplifting aroma that helps boost mental clarity and energy levels to help you stay alert during the day.I don’t recommend sniffing at the bottle because the undiluted blend is extremely concentrated. To get a true feel of what this linen scent smells like, put a drop on a cotton ball and inhale. Linen spray: To make a refreshing linen spray, follow the instructions for room spray. Instead of applying the spray directly to your clothes or linen, which could result in discoloration, spritz the linen spray on fabric scraps or cotton rounds and place them in your linen cabinet. Not only is this useful as a body spray but as a deodorizer and air freshener for blankets, smelly rooms, stinky objects, and many more! Ingredients: Not only are fragrance oils and essential oils made different, their uses also sometimes differ. While it’s still possible to use a fragrance oils diffuser to bring beautiful scents into your room, they’re best used when making scented candles, soaps, shower gels, and shampoos, as well as lotion and cream bases and potpourri.