My Favorite Winter Diffuser Blends

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If it weren’t for my standing Monday/Wednesday/Friday pottery studio schedule, I probably wouldn’t leave the house all that often these days. I just hate cold weather that much, and prefer to stay cuddled up at home with my fluffiest sweaters, the heat on high.

The one thing that makes being stuck inside a little more manageable and enjoyable, though, is my collection of diffusers. I’m a sucker for pretty much everything Vitruvi launches, so we have one of their stone diffusers in almost every room of our house. It’s safe to say that we power those puppies up at least once a day, so I thought it might be fun to share two of my favorite blends to run on a chilly winter day

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Cedarwood, Bergamot, Eucalyptus

If you forced me to choose my favorite essential oil of all time, it would probably have to be Eucalyptus. It’s my go-to soothing scent whenever I start feeling sick, but, at the same time, makes me feel like I’m at a high-end spa. Combine those benefits with earthy oils like Cedarwood and Bergamot, and you’ve got pretty much the perfect air purifier for this time of year. If winter had a smell, this would be it.

My Favorite Winter Diffuser Blends

Peppermint, Lemon, Rosemary

When cabin fever settles in, I love to light my diffusers up with a blend of Peppermint, Lemon, and Rosemary. The combination of herbal and citrus scents makes me feel refreshed, and adds the perfect hint of sweetness to the air. It also goes a long way in hitting “reset” on the dry winter air that’s been hanging stagnant in our house during these cold months shut inside. If I start to feel the sniffles coming on, this trio is great for clearing the sinuses, too. Perks me right up!

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Vitruvi Cedarwood essential oil

There are tons of other blends we like to use (and some oils that are good all on their own) this time of year. Most of our ideas of special blends come from this book, which is packed with diffuser recipe ideas and even tips of using oils in DIY skincare at home.

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