Winding Down Diffuser Recipe

A calming and soothing blend designed to help you relax and unwind after a long day. The gentle scent of lavender brings a sense of tranquility, while cedarwood grounds and stabilizes your mood. The uplifting aroma of wild orange refreshes your mind, and the sweet, floral notes of ylang ylang enhance emotional balance. Perfect for creating a peaceful atmosphere and easing stress, this blend will help you transition into a state of calm and relaxation.

Ingredients

Order production according to this formula.

Directions

Fill your diffuser’s reservoir with clean, room-temperature water, making sure not to exceed the maximum water line indicated on the device.

Add essential oils into the water. Adjust the number of drops based on the size of your room and the strength of the scent you'd like.

Plug in your diffuser, turn it on, and choose your mist settings (if available).

Enjoy the aromatic mist that fills your space with your desired fragrance.

Precautions

  • Use in a well-ventilated area to prevent overwhelming the senses.
  • Avoid direct contact with skin or eyes; some essential oils may cause irritation.
  • Keep out of reach of children and pets.
  • Do not ingest the oils or allow them to enter your mouth.
  • If you are pregnant, nursing, or have a medical condition, consult with a healthcare professional before use.
  • To maintain your diffuser, regularly clean the water reservoir and wipe it down to prevent oil buildup.
cedarwood lavender wild orange ylang ylang
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Use only under the guidance of a doctor and aromatherapy specialists.
Do not self-administer essential oils for ingestion or medical treatment.

  • Analgesic

    Reduces pain sensation
  • Anthelmintic

    Repels intestinal parasites
  • Antibacterial

    Prevents bacterial growth
  • Antidepressant

    Alleviates depression
  • Anti-infectious

    Prevents uptake of infection
  • Anti-inflammatory

    Alleviates inflammation
  • Antimicrobial

    Prevents microorganism growth
  • Antiseptic

    Destroys microbes and prevents their development
  • Antivenomous

    Used against the effects of venom
  • Calmative

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  • Cicatrizing

    Promotes the formation of scar tissue, thus healing
  • Cytophylactic

    Promotes cell turnover, thus healing
  • Sedative

    Relaxes psychological and physical activity
  • Soporific

    Induces, or tends to induce, sleep
  • Spasmolytic

    Eases smooth muscle spasm
  • Vulnerary

    Heals wounds and sores by external application
  • Astringent

    Contracts or tightens tissues
  • Balsamic

    Soothes sore throats, coughs, etc.
  • Depurative

    Cleanser, detoxifier
  • Diuretic

    Promotes the removal of excess water from the body
  • Expectorant

    Promotes removal of mucus from the body
  • Insect repellent

    Naturally repelling insects
  • Pectoral

    Beneficial for diseases or conditions of the chest and respiratory system
  • Cholagogue

    Promotes the evacuation of bile from gall bladder and ducts
  • Stimulant

    Increases overall function of the body
  • Stomachic

    Good for the stomach; gastric tonic, digestive aid
  • Tonic

    Invigorates, refreshes, restores the body and bodily functions
  • Antiphlogistic

    Acts against inflammation and fever
  • Antispasmodic

    Prevents or relieves spasms, convulsions, or contractions
  • Circulatory

    Promotes flow of blood and lymph
  • Hypotensive

    Lowers blood pressure
  • Nervine

    Acts on nerves; relieves nervous disorders
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No contraindications known. Generally recognized as safe