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Aromatic Environmental Mists
Making an aromatic mist for your home is as simple as mixing distilled water with your favorite essential oil. I suggest you use a dark glass bottle to protect the oils from light, and to store your mists either in the fridge or in a cool, dark place. (No worry: You'll likely use them up before they've had a chance to go stale!) Mix 2-3 parts essential oil to 7-8 parts, or percentage, distilled water, shaking gently before use. (Most professional blends are 6 - 10% essential oils; I typically blend my environmental sprays at Essential Blends with up to 25% oils, sometimes using one oil, or one "note," but typically blending a multitude of essential oils to achieve that perfect scent. As you learn more about essential oils, experiment with two or three favorite oils for a more complex mist. If you choose to purchase your aromatic sprays, make sure you're getting therapeutic grade, organic if possible, and certainly not mists made with synthetics or chemicals.)
Making an aromatic mist for your home is as simple as mixing distilled water with your favorite essential oil. I suggest you use a dark glass bottle to protect the oils from light, and to store your mists either in the fridge or in a cool, dark place. (No worry: You'll likely use them up before they've had a chance to go stale!) Mix 2-3 parts essential oil to 7-8 parts, or percentage, distilled water, shaking gently before use. (Most professional blends are 6 - 10% essential oils; I typically blend my environmental sprays at Essential Blends with up to 25% oils, sometimes using one oil, or one "note," but typically blending a multitude of essential oils to achieve that perfect scent. As you learn more about essential oils, experiment with two or three favorite oils for a more complex mist. If you choose to purchase your aromatic sprays, make sure you're getting therapeutic grade, organic if possible, and certainly not mists made with synthetics or chemicals.)
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