6 Spring Diffuser Recipes

When spring brushes away the dreariness of winter, I immediately think bright citrus, clean herbals, and sweet florals. These are the inspiration for our 6 Spring Diffuser Recipes.

We diffuse in our home for many reasons:

• Freshen the air
• Replace air fresheners
• Encourage relaxation
• Cleanse the environment
• Boost mental energy
• Start the day right
• Support better moods

Diffusing essential oils is an easy way to influence the environment in your home.

These Spring Diffuser Recipes are particularly useful for:

• Ushering in a new season
• Cleaning out the stuffiness of winter
• Creating a feeling of positivity
• Establishing a peaceful environment

As always, I like to begin with my favorite recipe. The first time I smelled this combination was in the depths of winter when I was working on a different post. I immediately knew that I had to document this recipe because it will bring joy to so many…

Here’s why I love this combination:  It smells EXACTLY like Key Lime Pie.  No, I’m not joking.  And since Key Lime Pie is my favorite warm weather dessert I knew this would quickly become one of my g0-to combinations for a bright and cheerful scent. It must be a great combination of oils because just last month Young Living blogged about the same two oils and called the combo Hawaiian Sunrise!

• 2 drops Royal Hawaiian Sandalwood Essential Oil
• 2 drops Lime Essential Oil

Relaxing, refocusing, and resetting. This spring essential oil diffuser blend is all about wiping away winter and stepping into spring with a fresh, sunshine-y outlook. I love the way that the Lemon scent is cheery while the vanilla goodness of Stress Away is mellowing and relaxing.

• 3 drops Lemon Essential Oil
• 2 drops Stress Away Essential Oil

Now we’re going to look at my favorite floral and citrus combo. Wow! Ylang Ylang is a superb oil for giving a floral scent without smelling like your grandmother. (You know what I’m talking about!) Ylang Ylang is quite sweet, romantic, and exotic.

The Citrus Fresh layers on top of the floral scent to lighten the overall feel of the recipe. Citrus Fresh is bright and crisp and full of energetic zip!

• 1 drop Ylang Ylang Essential Oil
• 3 drops Citrus Fresh Essential Oil

Floral and herbal is one of my favorite combinations. The clean and crisp smell of this recipe reminds me of the new life that spring promises. Embrace the full beauty of spring with this amazing diffuser blend.

• 1 drop Jasmine Essential Oil*
• 2 drops Clary Sage Essential Oil

This is tropical goodness. Sweet, citrusy Tangerine is a great top layer to this scent. Cardamom is an exotic spice that adds a depth of sweetness to the blend. The Royal Hawaiian Sandalwood is soft, subtle, sweet, and woodsy without being overpowering. It blends this recipe together perfectly.

• 1 drop Cardamom Essential Oil
• 1 drop Royal Hawaiian Sandalwood Essential Oil
• 2 drops Tangerine Essential Oil

As I’ve mentioned before, Black Pepper is one essential oil that I was so surprised to fall in love with.  It doesn’t smell like you think it will. This recipe is deliciously energizing and full of life. It will truly wipe away the winter.

• 1 drop Lemongrass Essential Oil
• 1 drop Black Pepper Essential Oil

*Jasmine is an absolute or essence, rather than an essential oil.

What’s your favorite diffuser blend recipe for springtime?

Be sure you are effectively using your essential oil diffusers by checking out our free Comprehensive Diffuser Guide here!

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• 7 Energizing Diffuser Blend Recipes
• 8 Get Up & Go Morning Diffuser Recipes
• 9 Fall Harvest Diffuser Blend Recipes
• 10 Winter Diffuser Blend Recipes
• 11 Relaxing Diffuser Blend Recipes

See all of our Recipes with Essential Oils here!

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