10 All-Natural, DIY Room Sprays to Make Your Home Smell Like Fall

I love Fall!  I love everything about it!  The crisp air, the sweaters, and of course, how everything smells like pumpkin, cinnamon, and woods.  Ahhhh!  There is just something about it that makes me feel joyful AND comforted all at the same time.  So, of course, I want my home to smell like Fall every chance I get.  But why buy artificially scented candles and room sprays filled with synthetic ingredients when you can just whip up your own natural air freshener at home?  So, without further ado, here are 10 all-natural, DIY room sprays to make your home smell like Fall.  Are you ready?  You know I am!

Crisp Autumn Room Spray

Oh my!  This starts off as a refreshing citrus room spray, but then settles down with earthy notes, making it perfect to use around your husband, boyfriend, teenage son, or anyone who enjoys the smell of patchouli!

From One Essential Community. 

Woodsy Spicy Room Spray

This is amazing room spray has it all going on.  It is citrusy, woodsy, herbally, and spicy.  Can you possibly ask for more?  I think not!  Just a friendly reminder though, that if you are going to be making this room spray to use around little ones, you might want to forgo the vodka.  All it does is allow the room spray to linger longer.  But with something that smells this good, you are going to be spritzing it every five seconds any!

From Hello Glow.

Sweater Weather Room Spray

If you enjoy more herbally scents, then this is the room spray for you!

From One Essential Community.

Crisp Leaves Room Spray

This is probably one of my favorite room sprays among the list.  After all, who doesn’t love cardamom and cedarwood?  And the two together is ah-mazing!  Making this diffuser blend into a room spray is easy enough. Just add the essential oils to an amber bottle filled with 2 oz. witch hazel and 8 oz. water.

From Diffuser Blends.

Halloween Room Spray

Why is this called Halloween Room Spray?  Because it’s a combination of Ylang Ylang essential oil and Anise! My father-in-law’s favorite candy in the whole wide world is black licorice, so of course, he loves anything that smells like Anise.  I’ll give you one guess what I am going to be making him?!

From Plume Perfume.

Thanksgiving Joy Room Spray

If you are looking for a woodsy room spray, and the one from Hello Glow didn’t cut it for you, try this instead. Also, if you are having a hard time finding White Fir essential oil, try mixing Douglas Fir and Siberian Fir together.

From One Essential Community. 

Orange Creamsicle Essential Oil Room Spray

Yes, this room spray does indeed smell like an orange creamsicle, and for many people, orange creamsicles probably remind them of summer.  But for me, the combination of orange and vanilla is a very Fall-like scent! Plus, this recipe comes with a super cute printable label!

From Living Locurto.

Flannel Room Spray

To me, this is the perfect spicy Fall room spray scent.  Cinnamon, cardamom, and clove!  Perfection!

From One Essential Community.

Pinewood Forest Room Spray

This is not your typical woodsy fragrance.  It is also decidedly feminine.  You’ve gotta try it!  Again, it is easy to turn into a room spray with additions of witch hazel and water.

From Diffuser Blends.

Pumpkin Spice Room Spray

I know you were probably panicking.  “Where is the room spray that smells like pumpkin?!?!”  Don’t worry; it’s here!!  This room spray, in addition to cinnamon and clove, also features cassia and ginger.  Please, please make this! Promise?

From Share Oils.

Well, there you have it!  10 all-natural, DIY room sprays that will make your home smell like Fall. If you enjoyed this post, be sure to also check out these:

7 Must-Have Beauty Products That Will Make You Feel Like It’s Fall

8 Must-Have Room Sprays to Make Your Home Smell Like a Summer Oasis

7 DIY Room Sprays You Must Make So Your Home Smells Like Spring

And now I want to hear from you!  Which Fall room spray will you be making first?

 

 

 

 

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