November Diffuser Blends

Diffusing essential oils for Thanksgiving is one of the best ways to get the holiday’s cozy feel in your home. Get the best November diffuser blends and the perfect blend for Thanksgiving Day! Not only will these blends bring the smell of fall into your house, but they will also cleanse the air and support a healthy immune system.

 

Pumpkin pie, fall leaves, and Thanksgiving dinner are some of my favorite things about November.  It is such an exciting time of year, as we have officially entered the wonderful Holiday Season.

The holiday season can be joyful yet stressful.  I love all the extra family gatherings and delicious food, but there is so much preparation to do.  It is time to get those Christmas lists out and pies in the oven.

Below I share the best essential oils to diffuse during the wonderful month of November!

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NOVEMBER DIFFUSER BLENDS

PUMPKIN PIE

• 3 drops cinnamon bark
• 2 drops clove
• 1 drop cardamom

NOVEMBER MORNINGS

• 3 drops cassia
• 2 drops wild orange
• 1 drop juniper berry

THANKSGIVING DAY

• 3 drops coriander
• 2 drops ginger
• 1 drop clove

SPICED APPLE CIDER

• 3 drops cinnamon bark
• 2 drops wild orange
• 1 drop clove
• 1 drop ginger

COZY AUTUMN

• 3 drops cassia
• 2 drops sandalwood
• 1 drop douglas fir

BENEFITS OF ESSENTIAL OILS 

Cinnamon

This essential oil is extracted from the bark of a tropical tree. It has a distinct fragrance, very flavorful, and is filled with many beneficial compounds.  It is a powerful immune booster and cleansing for the air.  Learn more about cinnamon HERE.

Clove

This essential oil is a perfect addition to any fall diffuser blend because it can boost the immune system and has a spicy, fall aroma.  Clove will make your house smell like you have been doing some fall baking.  I talk more about clove and its benefits HERE.

Cardamon

Known for its ability to ease the digestive system, support healthy respiratory function, and calm the nervous system, this is a great essential oil to diffuse during the busy holiday season. When diffused, it can help ease feelings of nauseousness, boost the immune system, and add a wonderful fall aroma to the air.

Cassia

Cassia has many purifying and cleansing properties, with a touch of sweet yet spicy aroma.  This one makes it into most of my diffuser blends during the fall.  Similar to cinnamon, cassia can naturally boost the immune system to ward off environmental threats.

Wild Orange

The sweet citrus smell of orange makes the list of best smelling essential oils and pairs nicely with one of the spicier oils on this list.  Wild orange is very uplifting, energizing, and can promote a positive mood.  When diffused, wild orange is cleansing the air and boosting the immune system.

Juniper Berry

Similar to the wild orange, juniper berry has a sweet citrus smell.  When used aromatically, it is very calming and works well to fight against any respiratory issues.

Coriander

Distilled from the coriander seed, this essential oil has a very pleasant aroma, fresh and spicy.  Coriander is very supportive of the digestive system and can help with congestion.

Ginger

Above all, ginger is known for the benefits it has on the digestive system. Still, it also can boost the immune system, calm the nervous system, and support the respiratory system.

Sandalwood

One of my all-time favorite essential oils, sandalwood adds a wonderful, long-lasting scent to any fall diffuser blend.  It has a woodsy smell, as it comes from wood, but it’s not overpowering at all. It is a very calming essential oil.

Douglas Fir

Lastly, Douglas fir makes it on the November diffuser blends list.  This one has a hint of Christmas, so be ready to hear a whole bunch more about this blend next month.  Douglas fir freshens the air, uplifts the mood, and can help with focus and concentration.

DIFFUSING ESSENTIAL OILS VS FALL CANDLES 

Essential oils can support a healthy immune system, clear the sinuses, boost the mood, and freshen the air. 

I love having a good smelling home, but I ditched the candles years back after a little research.  Most candles are filled with toxins, and they fill the air in your home with chemicals; as the candle burns, you are breathing in these toxins. In fact, scented candles are a huge source of indoor air pollution, and studies have shown that they put off chemicals that are considered just as dangerous as second-hand smoke.

A few years back, I replaced all the candles in my home with essential oil diffusers.  Not only does my house smell nice, but the toxic candles also are out, and my family is reaping the benefits of the essential oils.  

TOXINS FOUND IN CANDLES

1. Paraffin wax– This type of wax contains benzene and toluene and are highly toxic.  The chemicals are released into the air when burned (both are known carcinogens).
2. Heavy metals in the wicks– More than 25% of candle wicks contain heavy metals, such as lead. When burned, the heavy metals are polluting the air and inhaled into our lungs.
3. Artificial Fragrances and Dyes– Known to cause allergic reactions, contain hormone disturbers, carcinogens, and linked to damage sperm.  Some dyes, like red40, are banned in other countries.

BENEFITS OF AROMATHERAPY

Essential oils are natural aromatic compounds extracted and distilled from plants for their many benefits.  Aromatherapy is a holistic healing treatment that uses essential oils to promote health, well-being, and uplifting mood.

WHAT CAN DIFFUSING ESSENTIAL OILS DO FOR YOU? 

• Stress and anxious feelings- Wild orange, juniper berry, sandalwood, and douglas fir
• Boost Energy- Wild orange, cinnamon, ginger
• Calm and relax- Sandalwood, Douglas fir, ginger, cardamon
• Immune support- Cinnamon, clove, wild orange, and cassia
• Cleanse- Wild orange, clove, cinnamon, cassia, and cardamon
• Aid in memory and focus- Douglas fir, wild orange, and juniper berry
• Uplift mood- Wild orange, clove, cinnamon, sandalwood, juniper berry, and ginger
• Respiratory Support- Cinnamon, clove, wild orange, cardamon, cassia, and coriander

Which essential oils are your favorite to diffuse during the fall? Be sure to check out my top winter diffuser blends next. Then, share your favorite blends with me in the comments below!