Aromatherapy blends for summer

Aromatherapy blends for summer

10 aromatherapy blends for summer

Summer is my favourite season, especially summer in New Zealand. Citruses always go well here as well as cooling essential oils. Florals too but they go well also in winter. Here are my favourite aromatherapy blends for summer.

Lemonade
3 drops Lemon
2 drops peppermint
By the pool
3 drops orange
1 drop vanilla
1 drop patchouli
Ice pops
1 drop lavender
1 drop grapefruit
1 drop spearmint
1 drop lemon
Mosquitos away
2 drops geranium
2 drops fennel
2 drops vanilla
1 teaspoon coconut oil
Summer love
1 drop bergamot
1 drop clary sage
1 drop ylang ylang
Summer dreams
3 drops lavender
3 drops ylang ylang
2 drops geranium
Refresh yourself
2 drops eucalyptus
1 drop lavender
After the party
5 drops cinnamon
1 drop ginger
1 drop lemon
2 drops frankincense
Bush bach
3 drops pine
3 drops peppermint
2 drops lavender
  Lazy day
4 drops lavender
2 drops chamomile
1 drop cedarwood
 

Some more summer tips:

Sunburn – apply some cold black tea and let dry, leave for at least 1 hour. It will heal faster than you
think.

Pests away – Some chilli powder will drive them away. Put some on your doorsteps and windows.

Nausea and vomiting –
smell some peppermint straight from the bottle, if too strong, use spearmint.

Mosquito repellent – Citronella is famous  for repelling mosquitos but, according to my experience, not very effective. I think the mix of fennel, geranium, vanilla and coconut oil works better. Would like to hear your suggestions on this subject because there is still room for improvement in this battle.

Essential oils we used here:

Lavender, chamomile, cedarwood, pine, peppermint, Cinnamon, ginger, frankincense, lemon, eucalyptus, ylang ylang, geranium, bergamot, clary sage, fennel, spearmint, grapefruit, orange, vanilla and patchouli essential oils.

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