This homemade sleep spray will have you sleeping better than ever and it’s all natural…You’re welcome!
If you have ever had a hard time dozing off to sleep like I have, then this homemade sleep spray is for you. It is filled with essential oils that are known to help promote a restful night’s sleep. The aroma is extremely calming and helps put your mind and body in a state where you can easily relax and unwind from your busy day. I like to keep this on my nightstand and spray it on my pillow and sheets before I go to bed. You can even use this spray in your kids’ rooms if they have a hard time going to bed.
It is filled with essential oils that are known to help promote a restful night’s sleep. The aroma is extremely calming and helps put your mind and body in a state where you can easily relax and unwind from your busy day. I like to keep this on my nightstand and spray it on my pillow and sheets before I go to bed. You can even use this spray in your kids’ rooms if they have a hard time going to bed. Because mama’s gotta get some sleep too!! 🙂
Cost Breakdown:
10 drops Lavender: $.84
10 drops Vetiver: $1.38
10 drops Cedarwood: $.52
Water: $.00
Total: $2.74
Ingredient Breakdown:
Lavender essential oil: Renowned for its calming and relaxing properties. Is a must-have essential oil in all homes. Lavender’s peaceful and restful properties promote peaceful sleep and ease feelings of tension.
Vetiver essential oil: With a unique, exotic aroma, Vetiver is known to provide a calming, grounding effect on emotions—making it ideal for massage therapy and promoting restful sleep.
Cedarwood essential oil: Helps to soothe the mind and body. It has a calming warm, woody scent that promotes a feeling of relaxation.
Water: Helps to dilute the essential oils making it an incredibly easy and cost effective sleep spray.
Glass Spray Bottle: When making homemade products with essential oils, make sure to always use glass bottles. Some essential oils can break down plastic and leach other harmful chemicals from the plastic into the bottle. Glass gives you peace-of-mind knowing that your homemade products won’t have any unwelcome chemicals in them. Plus, they are pretty affordable and can be reused forever.
Homemade Sleep Spray
Ingredients:
10 drops Lavender essential oil
10 drops Vetiver essential oil
10 drops Cedarwood essential oil
1/2 cup water
4-ounce glass spray bottle
Directions:
1. In a glass spray bottle, add water and essential oils. Spray on pillows and bed linens while you are getting ready to bed. Shake before each use.
May you all enjoy a good nights sleep is my wish!
Those sound like a great combination. After years as an airline pilot where my sleep schedule was crazy, now thatI’m working 8 to 5 I’m having trouble getting to sleep. This should help. To pass on – if you have a stressed pet (I’m a rescue dog mom), with changes in the home or weather, eucalyptus essential oil is extremely calming – just a couple of drops rubbed around the shoulders and head (my Vet recommended).
Sounds good to me….can’t wait to try this….as soon as I get the ingredients 🙂
Can you give us some more helpful hints. ?
What about a disinfectant spray for the Kitchen and Bathroom……
On Guard in a spray bottle works great as a disinfectant. I buy the dōTERRA cleaner and mix that with water in a spray bottle as a counter cleaner. You can also use the oils directly into the spray bottle. I could not live without my On Guard!
this is something I really need, I stay up to nearly 2 in the morning slowly is adding time. Thank you for this
Where can I get the bottle?
Hi,
Thank you for this great information.
I’ve read so many articles about using the essentials as a ‘spray’ for pillows and sheets. My concern is about the oils staining the fabrics. ??? I have a couple essential oils, including the Lavender and Ylang Ylang on the nightstand and inhale a few times before hopping into bed. Are you just misting from a distance?
Due to several yrs. of stressed adrenals I would go night after night with little sleep, even with some timed Melatonin. The oils, along with 5-HTP and L-Theanine, have helped a lot, although I waken a few times in the middle of the night or around 4 a.m. It’s definitely not healthy.
If the spray really won’t stain the fabrics, I think the idea of having them to inhale constantly throughout the night would perhaps help me stay asleep throughout the night.