Frosty Mint Aromatherapy Diffuser Recipe

Christmas ornaments beautifully displayed in the snow

As the winter season envelops us in its crisp embrace, there's nothing quite like the invigorating scent of mint to refresh and uplift the spirit.

AromaWeb's Frosty Mint Aromatherapy Diffuser Blend combines the cool essence of spearmint and peppermint with the grounding notes of hemlock spruce and the warm, comforting aroma of vanilla oleoresin.

For an added depth, a hint of coffee essential oil can be included, making this blend a delightful companion during the chilly months.

This harmonious blend not only revitalizes your senses but also creates a welcoming atmosphere in your home, perfect for holiday gatherings or quiet evenings by the fire.

Whether you're looking to invigorate your mornings or add a festive touch to your surroundings, AromaWeb's Frosty Mint blend is your go-to choice for a refreshing and cozy ambiance.

It is also a wonderful blend to use for the Scented Greeting Card & Tissue Paper recipe. It is also lovely in potpourri.

Ingredients

Directions

Be sure and familiarize yourself to the safety and contraindications of all essential oils you choose to use.

Add your oils to a 2 ml dark colored glass bottle and shake well. This recipe is intended to make a small amount so you can see if you like the blend before making a larger batch.

If you would like to make a larger quantity, multiply the recipe above and add to a larger bottle.

To Use

Add the appropriate number of drops to your diffuser by following the manufacturer's instructions. Every diffuser is different, so refer to the manufacturer's instructions that came with your diffuser to know how many drops is appropriate to add to your particular diffuser.

This recipe should not be used on the skin.

General Safety Information

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