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The Best Ultimate Diffuser Blends For Your Bathroom
Are you looking for the best diffuser blends ever.. then get ready and sit back, dim the lights and chillax to the sounds of the water and let the calming warm water soothe your soul; with a cool, refreshing hot towel, there's nothing like sitting in a tub filled with essential oils and bubbles.
You know, you create your own atmosphere and the best is to create one that envelops you in sight, smell and sound, that makes you feel really relaxed and rejuvenated, while sipping a glass of your favorite wine and feeling the water and the bubbles between your fingers and listening to the quiet sounds of the water.
All you need is a few drops of fresh, fragrant essential oils in your diffuser.
Why not, pour yourself a glass of wine, rub a Mayan clay powder face mask, put a few slices of cucumber on your eyes and breathe in the tranquil aromas of your essential oils sprayed from your favorite diffuser, and with the best of diffuser mixes you can create.
Best Spa Diffuser Mix
Close your eyes and imagine the smell of your favorite place in nature.
You are probably envisioning a complex, subtle, fresh, warm and woody aroma.
Now, to get that perfect aroma you are thinking of, you have to think about the smells involved first.
For example, filling your diffuser with lavender, then simply adding bergamot and geranium, and binding it all together with marjoram, citrus, and frankincense.
The Woodsy Forest Diffuser blend
Tranquility bliss as you take in the scerene sounds and aromas of cedarwood, pine and tea tree essential oils, and capture all the elements of a garden in one diffuser blend.
This arrangement is the perfect aroma to meditate and become one with nature.
Start filling your diffuser with cedarwood, pine and tea tree for an exotic orchard.
Scatter drops of rosemary and lemon in your diffuser to finish this botanical blend.
Diffuser mixture: 2 drops of cedarwood 2 drops of pine 2 drops of tea tree 2 drops of rosemary 2 drops of lemon.
Hot Stone Massage Diffuser Blend
Combine sandalwood and eucalyptus blue for a soft, soothing scent.
Add a little grapefruit for some sweet citrus, and voila - an aroma as rejuvenating as any hot stone massage!
Mineral Spring Diffuser Blend
Go from the tub to bubbling mineral fountains at a beach resort with this soothing diffuser blend.
The crunchy and inviting combination of Eucalyptus Globulus, Peppermint, Spearmint and Copaiba will make you feel as refreshed as stepping out of a steamy pool in paradise.
Diffuser mixture: 2 drops of Eucalyptus Globulus 2 drops of peppermint 2 drops of spearmint 2 drops of Copaiba.
Celebrity Spa Treatment Diffuser Blend
Consider this diffuser blend the most luxurious five-star treatment on the spa menu.
Open your diffuser and add Eucalyptus Radiata for refreshment, Hinoki for spiritual awareness, Elemi for an element of exquisiteness and Juniper for a hint of harmony.
Diffuser mixture: 3 drops of eucalyptus radiata 2 drops of Hinoki 2 drops of Elemi 1 drop of juniper.
best use of essential oils to enhance well-being. We all love essential oils and their relaxing abilities, their incredibly aromatic scents and how their smells fill the areas around us with our diffusers, and their ability to soothe inflamed skin, or even calm our stomachs.
And all of us here at Mayan's Secret, believes that it’s important that we make sure these tools are available to everyone, especially as essential oils are researched, more and more.
The Unwell Aromatherapy documentary, is essentially about the use of essential oils in your daily life, is a show which explores the good and the bad side of aromatherapy. Although, helpful, all without explicit judgment.
Essential Oils Are Complex Mixtures of Aromatic Compounds
Essential oils are made of volatile aromatic compounds. Volatile aromatic compounds are small organic molecules that tend to change from the liquid state to the gas state at room temperature.
You know, these molecules are so incredibly small that a single drop of essential oil contains a lot of them. The word “volatile” emphasizes their tendency to evaporate quickly at room temperature. This property is what makes them smell so potent.