Are you like me and can’t get enough of the Holidays?
I LOVE the smell of Christmas!! So I’m excited to share with you these 9 non-toxic, all-natural ways to make your home smell like Christmas all season long.
When you’re done reading this post, hop on over to this post with 25 Easy Homemade Essential Oil Gifts for Christmas. There are easy DIY recipes and ideas to make amazing Christmas gifts for almost everyone on your list – your mom, friends, sister, teachers, and even your husband. There are recipes and instructions for bath bombs, perfume, cooling foot cream, soap, whipped body butter, coffee scrub, diffuser necklaces, dryer balls, sugar scrub, mugs, sugar cubes, bath salts, foaming hand soap, gel air freshener, rooms sprays, lip balm, salt scrub, dry body oil, beard balm, men’s cologne, ornaments, heating pad, shower melts, reed diffuser, roller bottles, and lotion bars.
Hope you enjoy. Merry Christmas!
1)Â Christmas Diffuser Blends
click here for 25+ of my favorite Christmas essential oil Diffuser Blends Gingerbread Man, Candy Cane Surprise, Holiday Joy, Christmas Tree Forest, All Is Calm, and many more of my favorites!
2)Â Diffusing Ornaments
How cute are these? Set of 10 wood slice tags (each is 2-2.5 inch diameter). Perfect for a gift tag or ornament. Add a few drops of white fir or douglas fir essential oil and even your artificial tree will smell like it was just cut fresh from the Christmas tree farm. Add a couple more drops of essential oil every few days as needed.
click here to get these wood slice Christmas tree ornaments
Or make your own essential oil diffusing ornaments with just cornstarch, baking powder, and water. click here to get recipe for making your own essential oil diffuser ornaments (project credit: oneprojectcloser.com)
3)Â Essential Oil Reed Diffuser
Reed diffusers are super simple (and inexpensive) to make! They’d make great Christmas gifts!!
Click here to learn how to make a reed diffuser and get 25 Christmas blend recipes
 
4)Â Cinnamon-Scented Pinecones
If you have collected pinecones from your yard or nature, then first start with baking the bugs out of your pinecones. Bake in 200 degree oven for 1 hour and then let completely cool
If you bought your pinecones at a store or are reusing ones from your collection of decorations, then you can skip the baking step.
Place your pinecones in a large glass or stainless steel bowl.  Sprinkle  pinecones with 15-20 drops of cinnamon essential oil (or Christmas blend of your choice). Toss them to coat. Cover bowl tightly. Every couple of days shake pinecones to distribute essential oil and scent. After a few weeks the pinecones are ready to use.
5)Â Christmas-Scented Room Sprays
I love making these Christmas room sprays! It’s an all-natural (chemical and toxin-free) way to bring all the wonderful smells of Christmas into my home.
So easy to make and saves money over those commercial sprays.
These room sprays are, of course, great to use in your own home, but they also make FABULOUS GIFTS for teachers, friends, hairdressers, moms, neighbors, sisters, … makes a unique hostess gift, thank you gift, gift exchange item, teacher gift, …. They’re cute, functional, non-toxic, and smell AMAZING!!
click to get recipes for 25 different Christmas Room Sprays
6) Rosemary & Spearmint Gel Air Freshener
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Have you tried making a gel air freshener? These are incredibly simple to make. It’s just polymer absorbent crystals (like these), water, and essential oils. Couldn’t be easier.
Here’s the recipe: 1 tsp water-storing crystal (like this), 1 cup hot water, and 20 drops essential oil. Stir together until well mixed. Keep gel freshener in glass jar without a lid (so that the gel/oil mixture can easily scent the air).
click here for full recipe and instructions (photo credit: shakentogetherlife.com)
7) Mason Jar Oil Candle
click here to get recipe and instructions (photo credit: MsDawn.com)
8) Essential Oil Pinecone Fire Starter
How cute are these?! Wouldn’t they make a great gift, too!
click here for recipe and instructions (photo credit: designsponge.com)
And here’s another super cute recipe for making essential oil fire starters!
click here for recipe and instructions (photo credit: hellonatural.co)
9) Orange Pomanders
click here to get recipe and instructions then use clove essential oil to refresh the scent throughout the season (photo credit: simplebites.net)
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Now, hop on over to this post with 25 Easy Homemade Essential Oil Gifts for Christmas. There are easy DIY recipes and ideas to make amazing Christmas gifts for almost everyone on your list – your mom, friends, sister, teachers, and even your husband. There are recipes and instructions for bath bombs, perfume, cooling foot cream, soap, whipped body butter, coffee scrub, diffuser necklaces, dryer balls, sugar scrub, mugs, sugar cubes, bath salts, foaming hand soap, gel air freshener, rooms sprays, lip balm, salt scrub, dry body oil, beard balm, men’s cologne, ornaments, heating pad, shower melts, reed diffuser, roller bottles, and lotion bars.
Hope you enjoy. Merry Christmas!
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Thank you Sarah, you have taught me so much in using essential oils. Thank you also for your compassion in helping others without trying to profit from them. May God richly bless you in your labor of love.
Thanks for your very kind note, Jackie! I do love learning about, using, and helping others use essential oils. It’s all a lot of fun!
But want to be honest with you that I do make money from doing this. I try to do it honestly and ethically, but I do make money from ads on my blog, as well as commissions from some of the products that I share (such as, ones bought on Amazon).
I would still do this even if I didn’t make a profit, I hope that’s what you’re picking up on – my love for doing this that’s much more than just doing something for money. It’s much bigger than that for me.