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DIY LEMON & LAVENDER LINEN SPRAY

Simple DIY Lemon & Lavender Linen Spray with Essential Oils: Keep Your Home Fresh with This Natural Freshener for Sheets, Towels, and More

DIY Lemon Lavender Linen Spray

Linen spray is a great way to refresh your linens and more between washes. This DIY Lemon and Lavender Linen Spray combines the relaxing properties of lavender with the refreshing scent of lemon. Just spray it onto your linens and enjoy the uplifting and soothing aromas.

Perfect for freshening towels, sheets, bathrooms, and virtually any space in your home, this homemade spray is a natural way to keep things smelling fresh.

How to Make Homemade Air Freshener

This DIY Lemon and Lavender Linen Spray is quick and simple to make with just a few ingredients. It will leave your towels and sheets smelling fresh and clean, and can also double as an all-natural air freshener for your home.

Essential Oils Natural Room Spray Recipe

I love using essential oils to create homemade, natural air fresheners, linen sprays, soaps, and more. Making a safe, chemical-free linen spray with pure essential oils is simple, and the best part is that you’re creating a healthier environment in your home that you can feel good about.

DO LEMON AND LAVENDER SMELL GOOD TOGETHER?

Lemon and Lavender make the perfect combination! While you can use any essential oils you prefer, I personally love the blend of these two. For a homemade linen spray, I choose scents that are both soothing and refreshing. Lemon’s bright, citrusy aroma pairs beautifully with the calming and floral scent of lavender, creating a perfectly balanced fragrance.

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF LEMON AND LAVENDER?

Lemon and lavender essential oils offer a range of benefits, making them perfect for a homemade linen spray. By using these oils, you can confidently create a chemical-free environment in your home.

Lemon acts as a natural DIY cleaner with its fresh, clean scent that helps lift your mood and invigorate your senses. On the other hand, lavender oil is known for its calming and soothing properties, making it one of the most popular essential oils for reducing stress and promoting relaxation. Together, they create a refreshing and therapeutic blend for your linens and home.

HOW DO I MAKE HOMEMADE LINEN SPRAY?

What you’ll need:

  • 30 Drops of Essential Oils … (Lemon & Lavender)
  • 3 oz. Rubbing Alcohol or non-flavored Vodka
  • 1.5 cups Distilled Water
  • Spray Bottle
  • Funnel (or mix in a glass measuring cup for easy pouring)

Directions:

  • Mix 30 drops of essential oils (15 drops of lemon oil and 15 drops of lavender oil) with 3 oz. of rubbing alcohol or vodka in a glass (either will work).
  • Add 1.5 cups of distilled water to the mixture.
  • Pour the mixture into a spray bottle.
  • Shake the bottle before each use.

    Enjoy your homemade linen spray!

    HOW DO I USE HOMEMADE LINEN SPRAY?

    This homemade linen spray is so versatile and can be used on much more than just linens! I recently used it on some stinky wicker baskets, and the odor disappeared immediately—such a win!

    Here are some other great places to use it:

    • Spray in your shower after use to leave a refreshing scent.
    • To reduce bathroom odors, spray in the toilet before going number two!
    • Freshen up furniture fabric, drapes, and pillows.
    • Keep your car smelling fresh by spraying on floor mats and fabric seats.
    • Spray your bathroom floor mat for a clean, fresh scent.

    CONCLUSION

    In conclusion, this DIY Lemon and Lavender Linen Spray is a simple, natural, and versatile way to freshen up your home. With just a few ingredients, you can create a chemical-free environment that smells delightful and refreshing. Whether you’re using it on linens, furniture, or even in your car, the soothing blend of lemon and lavender will leave everything smelling clean and calm. Enjoy the benefits of essential oils while keeping your home fresh and inviting!

    HOW TO CREATE YOUR OWN BATH BOMS

    Discover how to make bath bombs with this easy and fun recipe. Create vibrant, spa-like experiences right at home with these colorful homemade bath bombs!

    DIY Bath Bombs

    Bath bombs are a simple and enjoyable way to indulge in self-care. When you drop these fizzing “bombs” into your bath, they dissolve and release ingredients that relax muscles (Epsom salts), detoxify the body and soothe itchy skin (baking soda), hydrate the skin (almond oil), and promote relaxation (essential oils).

    For our bath bombs, we selected a fresh grapefruit scent, but feel free to use calming lavender for a nighttime bath or orange blossom to ease anxiety. You can create single-color bombs or go for a fun multi-colored effect like we did, or even skip the color for a classic white bomb.

    Homemade bath bombs also make thoughtful gifts. Simply place a few in a cellophane bag and tie it with a ribbon. Making bath bombs is a fun and easy activity for both adults and kids (with supervision).

    Here’s what you’ll need:

    You can find the full printable instructions at the end of this post, but here’s a list of similar products available on Amazon and Target that you can use for making bath bombs:

    • Baking Soda
    • Citric Acid
    • Epsom Salt
    • Cornstarch
    • Mica powder
    • Sweet Almond Oil
    • Essential oil
    • Bath bomb molds

    Where can I buy supplies to make DIY bath bombs?

    You can find citric acid in grocery stores, typically in the canning or baking section. Epsom salt is commonly available at pharmacies or Walmart in the bath and body aisle.

    Bath bomb molds and mica powder are sold at Michaels or other craft stores. Essential oils can be found in the home decor section of Walmart, while sweet almond oil is available in pharmacies or Walmart in the beauty or hair care aisles.

    And, of course, Amazon is a great one-stop shop for all of these items!

    Can you make bath bombs without a mold?

    While bath bomb molds are the most straightforward way to shape your bath bombs, there are plenty of creative alternatives you can try! With a little imagination, you can make bath bombs without molds and still get great results.

    There are many items you can use to make bath bombs without traditional molds. Try muffin tins, silicone baking molds, silicone muffin liners, ice cube trays, candy molds, measuring cups, plastic Easter eggs, or even cookie cutters—the possibilities are endless!

    If you’re looking for a quick and simple method, you can also press the bath bomb mixture tightly in your hands. While it may not be as perfectly shaped, it will still work beautifully in the bath!

    What if I don’t have sweet almond oil?

    In our bath bomb recipe, sweet almond oil serves both as a moisturizer and a binder for the dry ingredients. However, you can substitute it with almost any oil, such as olive oil or canola oil.

    Other great options include jojoba oil, avocado oil, rosehip oil, baby oil, or sunflower oil. You can even use melted coconut oil, shea butter, or cocoa butter for a more luxurious touch.

    How do I colour my homemade bath bombs?

    We used mica powder to color our bath bombs. Mica is a natural mineral with a metallic sheen, commonly used in cosmetics and soap for its vibrant hues.

    Alternatively, you can use a water-soluble liquid colorant to add color to your bath bombs. These dyes, often used for bath bombs and soaps, are skin-safe and won’t stain your bathtub, making them a great choice for a colorful touch without the mess.

    Bath Bomb Recipe

    Learn how to make bath bombs with this super easy recipe! Pamper yourself with bath bombs that not only look beautiful but smell incredible too.

    MATERIALS:

    • 1 cup Baking soda
    • 1/2 cup Citric acid
    • 1/2 cup Epsom salt
    • 3/4 cup Cornstarch
    • 3 tablespoons Sweet almond oil
    • 10-20 drops Essential oils 
    • 1/2 teaspoon Mica powder 

    EQUIPMENT:

    • Mixing bowl(s)
    • Spoon
    • Bath bomb mold

    INSTRUCTION:

    Step 1: Make the Bath Bomb Mixture
    Add all the dry ingredients to a mixing bowl and stir them together until well combined.

    Slowly pour in the sweet almond oil, mixing continuously to ensure it’s evenly incorporated into the dry ingredients.

    Add the drops of essential oil to the mixture, stirring well to evenly distribute the fragrance throughout.

    Stir the mixture thoroughly, breaking up any clumps to ensure it’s smooth and evenly combined.

    The mixture may look dry, but when you pick it up and squeeze it together, it should hold its shape and stick together.

    Step 2: Add Color
    If you want to create bath bombs with multiple colors, divide the mixture into several smaller bowls. Add your chosen mica powder color to each bowl and mix well until no white streaks remain.

    We divided the mixture into four portions and added just 1/8 teaspoon of mica powder to each. The more mica powder you add, the more vibrant the color of your bath bombs will be.

    Step 3: Form the Bath Bombs
    Spoon the mixture into one half of the mold. You can use one color or combine several. Press the mixture firmly into the mold using the back of a spoon or your fingers to pack it tightly.

    Once the mold is full, press down on the mixture to pack it in tightly, ensuring it’s compact and holds its shape.

    Add another scoop of the mixture on top of the packed layer, letting it mound over the top of the mold without packing it down.

    Repeat the process with the second half of the mold, adding the mixture and pressing it down lightly, then mounding it up without packing it.

    Repeat the process with the second half of the mold, adding the mixture and pressing it down lightly, then mounding it up without packing it.

    Carefully pull the molds apart. If the bath bomb doesn’t come out easily, gently tap the outside of the mold with a spoon to help loosen it.

    Unmold the second half of the bath bomb in the same way, gently pulling the mold apart and tapping it with a spoon if needed to release the bath bomb.

    Place the bath bomb on a baking tray or another dry surface and let it dry overnight to harden.

    Your homemade bath bomb is now complete! Enjoy your relaxing, fizzy creation in the bath!

    Helpful Tip:

    Troubleshooting

    • Bath bombs won’t come out of the molds: This usually means the mixture is too wet. Try adding a little more cornstarch to the mixture. Remember, this recipe does NOT require any water.
    • Bath bombs crumble after coming out of the mold: This happens if the mixture is too dry or wasn’t packed tightly enough. Try pressing the mixture into the mold more firmly. Overflow the molds with extra mixture and press the sides together tightly. If that doesn’t work, add a few more drops of oil to the mixture to help it bind better.

    Learning how to make a bath bomb at home is a fun and creative activity! Drop your DIY bath bomb into the water and enjoy the bubbles and fizz as you unwind with a relaxing soak from the bath bomb you made yourself!

    CONCLUSION

    In conclusion, making your own bath bombs is a simple, enjoyable, and rewarding activity that allows you to personalize your bath time experience. With just a few ingredients, you can create colorful, fragrant bath bombs that not only look great but also offer relaxation and skincare benefits. Whether you’re treating yourself or gifting them to others, homemade bath bombs add a special touch to any self-care routine. Enjoy the fizzy fun and the satisfaction of using something you’ve crafted yourself!