Vanilla Room and Pillow Spray, Natural Room Home Fragrance made with Pure Vanilla Essential Oil, Bathroom Air Freshener and Fabric Spray

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This Citrus Fresh homemade room spray uses a combination of two essential oils that really gives it a kick.

Cookies collect information about your preferences and your devices and are used to make the site work as you expect it to, to understand how you interact with the site, and to show advertisements that are targeted to your interests. All you need is a couple spritzes to make your space feel as comforting and cozy as fresh laundry or a hug from a loved one. tip: To help increase the shelf life of the room spray, use either distilled water or filtered water that’s been boiled and cooled. Whether it's a relaxing fragrance or a refreshing one, just spray once or twice, and the room will smell better than you have ever imagined.Contains 1-(1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8-octahydro-2,3,8,-Tetramethyl-2-naphthalenyl) Ethanone, Benzyl Salicylate, Linalool. Once you’ve directed the nozzle towards the center of the room, spritz a few times—two or three is enough—to fill the room with freshness. It’s handmade in small batches (so it doesn’t contain any preservatives) and contains a naturally-derived essential oil combo that’s calming and earthy. Expert cosmetic chemist Julie Pefferman says that labels don’t have to disclose all of the ingredients, however, so looking on the label isn't completely foolproof. Thankfully, the brand developed a room spray featuring the same smell so you can surround yourself with it as well.

Bathrooms can be made spa-like with bracing, almost medicinal-smelling herbal scents like rosemary, or the minty, slightly bitter (but also rosy) geranium leaf. One of their best-selling fragrances, Milk, is said to smell like you, but better—thanks to a mix of bergamot, white musk, and amber. The spray itself does a great job of masking not-so-nice smells around the home, whether it’s used in the kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, or even on days-old dirty laundry.com, where she wrote articles and learned everything there is to know about makeup, skincare and haircare. I usually mist it up high in the air and let it filter down, and it’s a very fine mist that has not caused any unwanted side effects. Something to note: The brand did disclose the ingredients to us, and while they’re not super-duper clean (there are some added synthetic ingredients we don't love), you can rest assured that spraying this in your home won’t cause any major issues. This might include changes to allergy advice, ingredient lists, nutritional guides or dietary advice. These chemicals have been linked with neurotoxicity and endocrine disruption, so it’s best to avoid those in larger amounts when you can.

However, after checking to see if it’s been EWG Verified, we’re happy to report it’s been rated a B, meaning it has a low concern level and it “poses limited potential for hazards to your health or the environment. There are also some recipes here to create Zen Spa, Sleepy Time/Relaxation, and Floral Dream room sprays.The brand says that it can be used to freshen up fabrics, but we recommend patch testing first before spraying it all over your living room couch. We find options that are loaded with natural ingredients like essential oils (the Fiele Fragrances Egyptian Petitgrain, for example) feel the greatest to be around. On the other hand, I've been a fan of essential oils since I was a teenager, and gravitate towards musky, earthy, woody scents.

For a room spray to capture the top spot on this list, it needs to be innovative, effective, and smell good (obviously). The vanilla has a dark brown color and may stain furniture and other surfaces if a large amount is sprayed or spilled. It does, however, offer a zesty fragrance that can hide any unwanted smells and leave you feeling at ease.Meyer's Clean Day Room Freshener features a lovely assortment of fresh, herb-y options to choose from for both kitchen and bathroom, while the Brooklinen Room Spray is a great pick for the bedroom.