This DIY Lavender Pillow Mist uses lavender essential oil for the most peaceful sleep you have ever had!

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Lavender essential oil is often referred to the number one oil to always have on hand in your household, due to its versatile uses.

It’s known to induce sleep, relieve stress and anxiety, treat acne, relieve pain, boost immunity, treat eczema, promote hair growth, and much much more.

Lavender essential oil is most popular for its aromatherapy benefits. I don’t think I have met one single person who doesn’t like the smell of this oil.

Have you?

The smell is like nothing I have smelt before. It has a floral, yet sweet scent that honestly does help to out you in a relaxed state of mind.

Seriously right after I spray this DIY Lavender Pillow Mist, I instantly feel soft, so calm, and serene.

It’s amazing how fast this stuff works.

Every night I use this spray right before I lay my head to rest and let me tell you. I’m out snoozing away fairly quickly.

And that’s saying something because it is always hard for me to fall asleep. Especially when there is a lot on my mind. Which is usually ALL the time.

This recipe has only 3 ingredients. One of them being witch hazel.

Witch hazel is a natural astringent. It’s most known for a good cleanser or toner for the skin. I add witch hazel to my aromatherapy sprays because it helps mix the essential oils with the water a little better.

And if you ARE using this as a pillow spray, it’s great for your facial skin as you lay on your pillow.

I like to use distilled water for my sprays because it is purer than regular faucet water, but if you don’t have distilled water on hand or don’t have the time to make it over the stove, regular water will work just fine.

Below I have included free labels that you can download, print, and use for your amazing creations.

I included 1 standard size that will fit on most glass bottles.
I use these Avery Full Sheet Stickers for all of my handmade health & beauty products.

Ingredients:

- 1 tablespoon Unscented Witch Hazel
- 15-20 drops Lavender Essential Oil
- Fill the rest with distilled water
- Amber or Cobalt Glass Spray Bottle

Directions:

Using a small funnel fill your glass bottle with witch hazel and lavender essential oil.

Fill to the top with distilled water.

Add your free printable label and that’s it!

Spray a couple sprays on your pillow or bed right before you are planning to go to sleep.

Relax as the aromatherapy takes you to a place of lavender fields forever.

I recommend using an amber or cobalt glass bottle since there are essential oils in this recipe.

Essential oils can burn or deteriorate plastic if not diluted with a carrier oil properly.

Popular sizes of these glass bottles are 2-ounce and 4-ounce. In this recipe, I used a 2-ounce bottle.

If you plan on using a 4-ounce, add one more tablespoon of witch hazel and ten more drops of lavender essential oil.

This spray has become a necessity in my household. After you try this, I am confident it will be in yours too!

If you have any questions about making your very own DIY Lavender Pillow Mist, comment in the section below. I am always happy to help.

How did yours turn out? Don’t you just LOVE it?

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Lavender Pillow Mist

Author: sweetnaturesbeauty.com

Ingredients

1 tbsp Unscented Witch Hazel
15-20 drops Lavender Essential Oil
Distilled Water
Amber or Cobalt Glass Spray Bottle

Instructions

Using a small funnel fill your glass bottle with witch hazel and lavender essential oil.
Fill to the top with distilled water.

Recipe Notes

I like to use distilled water for my sprays because it is purer than regular faucet water, but if you don’t have distilled water on hand or don’t have the time to make it over the stove, regular water will work just fine.
Popular sizes of these glass bottles are 2-ounce and 4-ounce. In this recipe, I used a 2-ounce bottle.
If you plan on using a 4-ounce, add one more tablespoon of witch hazel and ten more drops of lavender essential oil.