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95+ essential oil roller bottle printable labels, sorted by when you’ll actually reach for them. Beautifully designed labels made to fit a 10mL roller bottle. Essential oil roller bottle printable labels fanned out in four color palettes.

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Have you ever whipped up a roller bottle or two, and by the next day, you forgot what was in it? I am over here, raising both hands and feet. Always thinking I won’t forget or saying I’ll label it but never do. 

I’ve been dreaming of these printables for quite some time. As an essential oil blogger, I get asked for blends constantly, the morning ones, the bedtime ones, the ones that just smell good on your wrists, and I have been asked for all of them! 

I wanted to find a way to compile all of this information into one printable that could be used as a reference for so many people. My first thought was an ebook, a very long ebook. But then I decided to take the same information and put it on a label to make it even more practical. 

These essential oil printable recipe labels have been designed for the user, and I think you will love them! They will make your life easier and a whole lot more organized. 

Get your set of 95+ essential oil roller bottle labels! 
The four color palettes included with the essential oil roller bottle printable labels.

ESSENTIAL OIL ROLLER BOTTLE PRINTABLE LABELS Close up of four roller bottle recipe labels showing the oils, the drops and the scent notes.

LABEL FITMENT

Each label will show you exactly how to make the roller bottle, how to use it, and where to apply it. Almost all essential oil roller bottles are made with tops that pop on and off, making it easy to refill. These are my favorite roller bottles. 

With the recipe stuck straight to the bottle, it will make refilling them easy. No more searching for the recipe on google, Pinterest, or our oily house. 😉 

The labels are made to fit a 10mL roller bottle. 

Length 2 1/2″

Width 1 13/16″

WHAT’S INSIDE

Six pages of essential oil roller bottle recipe labels spread out on a table.

As you can imagine, with 95+ printable labels, I was able to cover a lot of ground. I started with the recipes I get asked for most commonly and then moved on to the ones I use most often. 

I have shared a lot of roller bottle recipes on the blog, but this list includes several new recipes that I have never shared before! 

SORTED BY WHEN YOU’LL USE THEM

I split them onto six pages so you can actually find what you’re after instead of scanning one long list. 

  • Mood
  • Skin and Personal Care
  • Scent
  • Morning and Evening
  • Outdoors and Away
  • Seasons

Every card gives you the exact drops and the bottle size, so there’s no measuring to work out, and they’re all sized for a 10mL roller. 

BLANK ROLLER BOTTLE LABELS

Essential oil roller bottle recipe pages next to a page of blank write in labels.

I’ve also included three sheets of blank labels for any custom blends you may want to add to your collection. You can write in your own recipes and then stick it on your roller bottle. 

This will help to keep all your bottles cohesive and organized. 

HOW DO I GET THE PRINTABLE LABELS? 

You can purchase your own set of printable labels for $9.95. It’s a zip file with all four color palettes in it, and you’re welcome to print them for yourself as many times as you wish. 

I recommend printing on waterproof label paper. This will keep them from smudging, and the printable labels will last much longer. 

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29 Comments

  1. peter says:

    i cant seem to get the pdf file is there any other way to get the labels

    1. Laura says:

      I also have an etsy shop with labels.

  2. Bridget Kingsley says:

    Dear Laura, this is exactly what I’m looking for..
    Want to make roller blends and I’m sourcing the 10ml bottles soon.
    I love the idea of some plain labels too.

    Will be placing my order soon
    I’m from South Africa and recently joined the do’TERRA Product education groups and I’m learning so much about essential oils

    Thank you Laura for your free recipes and I’m definitely trying out your recipes
    I’ve been researching lots of Blogs on YouTube and Pinterest and your recipes is by far the best and the most natural and cost effective.

    Thank you.

    Kind regards,

    Bridget Kingsley

    1. Laura says:

      Hi Bridget! I would check out amazon for the bottles and labels. I have preprinted labels available for purchase on Etsy. Thanks for being here!

  3. Jeannette says:

    I would like to thank you for your lovely recipes and how to make them … I’ll be making now my own diy cleaning and lotions recipes and more … I love your videos and enjoy them very much

    1. Laura says:

      Thank you so much, Jeannette!

  4. Sandra says:

    The roller bottlers are 10 ml. Your recipes have 30 or more drops of essential oil per recipe. So your recipes are 5%. To make a 3% dilution just decrease the drops of oil correct? Thanking you in advance,

    Sandra

  5. Anne Vandeventer says:

    Do you have labels for all your other DIY products

  6. Kaly White says:

    I purchased the labels three days ago. When will they be emailed to me?
    Thanks.

    1. Laura says:

      They should have been sent immediately after purchase. Can you email me and I will send you the link? laura@ouroilyhouse.com

  7. Marina says:

    I just watched your youtube video where you created 5 roller bottles for Mothers Day. You gave a link for (I thought you said free, but I’ll go back and re-watch to make sure) labels for those particular blends (relaxing, etc). I don’t see those here. Where do I find those labels? Many thanks.

    1. Laura says:

      Yes, they are free! Click on the picture of the labels in the blog post and it will pop up!