Best Christmas Tree Scent Spray

Do you want a great non-toxic Christmas tree scent spray you can use this holiday season? Since one of the best parts about this season is all the parties and get-togethers, most people use synthetic scents in order to get their home to smell good for the holidays.

However, synthetic scents and fragrances have been linked to many health issues including respiratory distress, headaches, dizziness, brain fog, and also an endocrine disruptor.

This is why it’s so important to make sure to use natural, non-toxic sprays especially during this time of the year when we all want to be feeling our best to make sure we are able to enjoy the season.

Below, I am going to share the best non-toxic Christmas tree scent spray you can use throughout the season!

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How can I make my Christmas tree smell better?

When you get rid of all the fake fragrances and synthetic scents, then you are left with trying to figure out the best non-toxic way to make your Christmas tree smell better.

The great news is there is a simple solution using essential oils that takes only a couple of minutes to make when you have all the supplies.

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Which essential oil smells most like a Christmas tree?

A lot of the essential oils that end in a “Fir” will have a Christmas tree scent to them. These include oils like Douglas Fir and Siberian Fir.

Essential oils that have more of a “woodsy” scent are great to use as well. Two great examples of these are Vetiver and Cedarwood.

Putting these essential oils together creates an amazing Christmas tree scent spray you can use in your home starting today!

Best Christmas Tree Scent Spray

All you’ll need to get started:

• 15 drops Siberian Fir essential oil
• 10 drops Douglas Fir essential oil
• 5 drops Cedarwood essential oil
• Glass spray bottles for essential oils
• Witch hazel
• Water- I use distilled water, but you can also use boiled and cooled filtered water.

Directions:

1. Start with the 4 oz glass spray bottle
2. Add in the amount of essential oils above to the glass spray bottle
3. Pour in 1 tbsp witch hazel
4. Fill the rest of the way with water
5. Put back on the glass spray bottle top and shake well

To use, you simply mist the air throughout your home. It’s that simple!

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Until Next Time,

Reeni

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