DIY Herbal Spirit Spray: Easy Essential Oil & Tincture Recipe for Mind & Home

Learn how to make your own herbal spirit spray at home using essential oils, tinctures, and water. In this easy step-by-step tutorial, Ashley will guide you through creating a natural spray that can purify your space, uplift your mood, and promote well-being. Perfect for those interested in natural remedies, aromatherapy, and homemade cleaning solutions! In this video, you'll learn: The benefits of using essential oils and tinctures in your herbal spirit spray How to choose the best essential oils and herbal tinctures for your needs Simple steps to mix and bottle your homemade spray Ingredients used: Essential Oils (Lemon, Lavender, Eucalyptus, Peppermint, etc.) Tinctures ( For added benefits) Distilled or Filtered Water Witch Hazel or Unscented Dish Soap Steps: Prepare Your Spray Bottle: Start with a clean, empty spray bottle. Glass or metal bottles are recommended, especially if you are using essential oils, as they can degrade plastic over time. Add Distilled Water: Fill the spray bottle about ¾ full with distilled water. Using distilled water helps prevent any impurities or bacteria from contaminating your spray. Add Witch Hazel or Unscented Dish Soap: Add 1-2 tsp of witch hazel or 2 drops of soap to the bottle. This helps the essential oils mix with the water and acts as a natural preservative. Choose Your Essential Oils: Select your favorite essential oils. Common choices include lavender for relaxation, rose for the heart, and lemon for an uplifting scent. Add 10 -15 drops of essential oil in total. You can mix different oils to create your own unique blend. Optional: Add Tinctures: If you have any herbal tinctures, you can add a few teaspoons to your spray for added benefits. For example, you can add a teaspoon of hawthorn tincture for its heart-opening properties. Mix the Ingredients: Secure the spray bottle cap and shake well to combine all ingredients. Shake the bottle before each use to ensure the essential oils are evenly distributed. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more natural DIY tutorials and tips!