DIY Cinnamon Spray

How to make cinnamon fragrance for a fall smell that fills your heart as well as your house.



Hi friends!

As you know, fall is my favorite time of year. What that means to me is the smell of cinnamons and visions of pumpkins dancing in my head. 

I wanted to share my favorite DIY cinnamon fragrance for your living spaces or even to make your own cinnamon brooms, pinecones, or pompous grass. 

Make Your Home Smell Delicious with This DIY Natural Cinnamon Spray Create your own natural cinnamon spray for a cozy home scent in minutes! This easy DIY house spray uses simple natural ingredients—no harsh chemicals or artificial fragrances.
Make Your Home Smell Delicious with This DIY Natural Cinnamon Spray Create your own natural cinnamon spray for a cozy home scent in minutes! This easy DIY house spray uses simple natural ingredients—no harsh chemicals or artificial fragrances.

 

Distilled Water

  • ¾ teaspoon Baking Soda

  • 7 drops cinnamon Essential oil (see a recipe below if you dont have this around the house)

  • 5 drops vanilla Essential oil (optional)

Viola! Throw this in a. Spray bottle and you can spray it on anything you want year round! 

Note; There is oil in this so swear clear of silks and suedes. 

 
Make Your Home Smell Delicious with This DIY Natural Cinnamon Spray Create your own natural cinnamon spray for a cozy home scent in minutes! This easy DIY house spray uses simple natural ingredients—no harsh chemicals or artificial fragrances.

Make Your Home Smell Delicious with This DIY Natural Cinnamon Spray Create your own natural cinnamon spray for a cozy home scent in minutes! This easy DIY house spray uses simple natural ingredients—no harsh chemicals or artificial fragrances.
 

Don’t have cinnamon oil?

I found a recipe on Instructables. See below:


Ingredients

Olive oil

mason jar

cinnamon sticks

Instructions

1. Place the cinnamon sticks in the jar.

2. Pour the olive oil into a jar, covering the cinnamon sticks. leave an inch of space from the top (Took a small bottle and a half to fill the jar).

3. Place the lid on the jar, shake it, and set it in a sunny spot for a few weeks.

4. Shake the jar a few times a day.

5. After 3 to 4 weeks remove the cinnamon sticks with your fingers or strain with a cheese cloth.

6. The cinnamon sticks should have released their oils and be ready to use.


Much Love, 

Emma

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