How do I use Lavender Spray?

Spray directly onto pillows and linens for the most effective spray. This room spray clings best to fabric so that's how you'll get the best results. That being said, you can spray it directly on your body/clothes or simply in your room.

Do I have to use witch hazel?

You can technically replace witch hazel with rubbing alcohol or high proof vodka. I prefer it with witch hazel but you can use what you have.

Do I have to use dried lavender?

No! I like adding it for visual effect but the scent addition is minimal. You'll get plenty of lavender from the lavender essential oils alone.

How to Make Lavender Spray

Lavender pillow spray in a glass spray bottle.

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Looking to spruce up your pillow and linens or give your room a calming lavender scent? Learn how to make this lavender spray to encourage a restful sleep and wake up feeling peaceful and refreshed!

Author: Davida Lederle
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Total Time: 5 minutes
Category: Home

Ingredients

Witch Hazel
Distilled Water
Lavender Essential Oil
Optional: Dried Lavender Sprigs
Spray bottles

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Instructions

Fill bottle(s) halfway with witch hazel.
Fill remainder of bottle(s) almost to the top with distilled water (leave a little room for essential oils).
Add in 15-30 drops of lavender essential oil. Start with 15 and add more to desired scent level. Shake well.
Add in 1-2 lavender sprigs if desired.
Store in a cool, dry location for up to 6 months.

Notes

This recipe does not provide specific measurements as it’s meant to be adapted based on the size of your spray bottles. See instructions for ratios.

Find it online: https://www.thehealthymaven.com/lavender-spray/