Sunshine… blue skies…flowers in bloom …Spring is in the air!
Do you love the unmistakably cheerful smell of spring every time you step outdoors?
Now you can bring those fresh aromas indoors with these delightful spring diffuser blends using different combinations of essential oils.
Using various spring essential oil blends in your favorite diffuser is a great way to fill your home with scents that are refreshing, invigorating, and uplifting.
Essential oils from the floral, citrus aroma families are perfect for this season. You can create a variety of spring diffuser blends using various combinations of oils from these two aromas families.
Spring diffuser blends using just floral aromas are peaceful and relaxing. These blends are evocative of fresh flowers in bloom.
Spring diffuser blends using just citrusy aromas are cheerful and refreshing. It’s like bringing the sunshine indoors.
A blend that combines both floral and citrus aromas is an absolute delight to the senses. It’s like taking a stroll in your flower garden in the bright sunshine on a clear day. There’s no better way to celebrate spring!
Best Essential Oils for Creating Spring Diffuser Blends
The best essential oils for spring belong to the citrus and floral families.
But you don’t have to restrict yourself to just these two essential oil aroma families. A drop of essential oil from the herbaceous or woody families can add a unique note to any spring diffuser blend.
If you like experimenting to create your unique spring diffuser blends, try combing the essential oils below in different proportions and put the blend in your diffuser. You will end up with an endless array of unique aromas.
Floral aromas: Lavender, Geranium, Ylang Ylang, Jasmine
Citrus aromas: Orange, Bergamot, Lemon, Lime, Grapefruit
Herbaceous: Peppermint, Basil, Rosemary, Marjoram
Woody: Cedarwood, Vetivier
Remember to write down the combinations you’ve used in each blend so that you can recreate your favorite spring diffuser blends several times over.
Celebrate Spring Diffuser Blend
2 drops Geranium Essential oil
2 drops Grapefruit Essential oil
2 drops Lemon Essential oil
In this spring diffuser blend, the combination of geranium, grapefruit and lemon essential oils gives off a fresh aroma with a hint of sweetness from the geranium oil. It’s the perfect way to celebrate spring!
Sunny Days Diffuser Blend
4 drops Orange Essential Oil
2 drops Bergamot Essential Oil
2 drops Ylang Ylang Essential Oil
The sweet scent of Ylang Ylang pairs beautifully with the citrusy scents of Orange and Bergamot to emit an aroma that is fresh, cheerful and sunny.
Mellow Breeze Diffuser Blend
3 drops Bergamot Essential Oil
2 drops Grapefruit Essential Oil
2 drops Ylang Ylang Essential Oil
This is another spring diffuser blend that combines citrus and floral aromas. Grapefruit and Bergamot essential oils have light refreshing aromas that feel like a gentle breeze wafting through the rooms. The addition of Ylang Ylang adds just a hint of sweetness to the blend.
Spring Bouquet Diffuser Blend
4 drops Clary Sage Essential Oil
3 drops Lavender Essential Oil
2 drops Geranium Essential Oil
Use this combination of floral oils in your diffuser to infuse your room with the gentle aroma of a bouquet of spring flowers.
Fresh Flowers Diffuser Blend
2 drops Lavender Essential Oil
2 drops Geranium Essential Oil
2 drops Ylang Ylang Essential Oil
This combination of oils gives this blend an inviting floral scent that is almost like walking through a garden of flowers. Adding 2 drops of Jasmine Essential Oil to the blend will introduce a more pronounced floral aroma.
Citrus Breeze Diffuser Blend
3 drops Bergamot Essential Oil
3 drops Grapefruit Essential Oil
3 drops Sweet Orange Essential Oil
Citrus Sensation Diffuser Blend
2 Drop Bergamot Essential Oil
2 Drop Grapefruit Essential Oil
1 Drop Orange Essential Oil
1 Drop Lemon Essential Oil
1 Drop Lime Essential Oil
Do away with all floral notes completely with this citrus-based spring diffuser blend. It’s fresh, invigorating and re-energizing.
Disclaimer: This information is not intended to serve as medical advice. Please consult your physician before using essential oils. See Full Disclaimer here.
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