Buddha Wood Diffuser Blends and Essential Oil Recipes

Buddha Wood Diffuser Blends and Essential Oil Recipes

Jennifer Lane, Certified Aromatherapist Jennifer Lane, Certified Aromatherapist
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If you are looking for a unique and aromatic experience, Buddha wood diffuser blends can offer a serene and grounding atmosphere to your space. Harnessing the essence of Buddha wood, these diffuser blends infuse your surroundings with a sense of calm and tranquility.

In this guide, we will explore the benefits of this versatility oil, providing you with a range of aromatic combinations to elevate your meditation sessions, create a soothing ambiance, or simply unwind after a long day.

Get ready to embark on a fragrant journey into the world of Buddha wood essential oil blends that will leave you feeling rejuvenated and at peace.

Buddha Wood Essential Oil Facts

Buddha Wood, scientifically known as Eremophila mitchellii, is a precious Australian essential oil renowned for its woody aroma and captivating therapeutic properties.

This rare and cherished oil has a thick viscosity, slow to come out of bottle, you can use a pipette or dropper to get it to come out faster. It is commonly used as a fixative in perfumes and soaps.

  • Botanical Name: Eremophila mitchellii
  • Botanical Family: Myoporaceae
  • Synonyms: Desert Rosewood, False Sandalwood
  • Extraction Method: Steam Distillation
  • Plant Part Used: Wood
  • Aroma Profile: Woody and slightly smokey
  • Blending Note: Base
  • Shelf Life: 6-8 years
  • Color/Consistency: Deep amber, thick
  • Safety Precautions: Considered pregnancy, nursing, and kid safe. If pregnant, nursing, or under a doctor's care, consult your physician before use. Keep out of reach of pets and kids.

Remember to always dilute essential oils properly and perform a patch test before applying essential oils to the skin.

Buddha Wood Blends Well With

While it can be used alone, Buddha wood is ideal for blending. It blends well with several other essential oils to create beautiful scents. Whether paired with floral, citrus, or herbal oils, Buddha Wood offers a versatile and enticing addition to any aromatherapy blend or personal fragrance.

Enjoy experimenting with different essential oil blends and find the perfect combination that resonates with you. Here is a list of essential oils that Buddha Wood essential oil blends well with:

1. Sandalwood Essential Oil

This blend creates a deeply grounding and meditative aroma, combining the warm, earthy notes of Buddha Wood with the sweet and woody tones of Sandalwood.

2. Frankincense Essential Oil

By combining Buddha Wood with Frankincense, you create a divine and spiritual aroma that is both uplifting and calming. This oil blend is perfect for meditation and enhancing spiritual practices.

3. Cedarwood Essential Oil

The addition of Cedarwood to Buddha Wood creates a woody and earthy scent that promotes a sense of tranquility and relaxation. It is ideal for creating a peaceful and calming atmosphere.

4. Patchouli Essential Oil

Mixing Buddha Wood with Patchouli creates a rich and exotic scent that is both grounding and spiritually uplifting. This blend is often used in aromatherapy for its calming and stress-relieving properties.

5. Vetiver Essential Oil

When blended with Buddha Wood, Vetiver adds a deep, smoky, and earthy note that enhances feelings of relaxation and connection to the earth. This combination is perfect for grounding and centering.

6. Bergamot Essential Oil

Adding Bergamot to Buddha Wood creates a uniquely calming and uplifting scent. The bright and citrusy notes of Bergamot complement the woody and smoky aroma of Buddha Wood, resulting in a balanced and refreshing blend.

7. Clary Sage Essential Oil

Combining Buddha Wood with Clary Sage creates a soothing and relaxing scent that promotes emotional well-being. This blend is often used to alleviate stress and anxiety.

8. Ylang Ylang Essential Oil

By blending Buddha Wood with Ylang Ylang, you create a beautiful aroma that is uplifting. This combination is often used to promote a sense of peace and balance.

9. Lavender Essential Oil

Mixing Buddha wood with lavender essential oil creates a calming blend that promotes deep relaxation and clarity of mind. The woody and smoky notes complement the floral and herbaceous scent of lavender, resulting in a soothing and grounding aroma perfect for meditation or as a sleep aid.

Buddha Wood Diffuser Blends

Add one of the essential oil diffuser recipes below to your aromatherapy diffuser with the recommended water for your diffuser tank. I like to use a 100-200 ml water tank diffuser but you can use whatever size you prefer. Adjust the drops of essential oils as desired.

Autumn's Day

  • 3 drops Clove oil
  • 2 drops Buddha Wood oil
  • 1 drop Cedarwood oil
  • 1 drop Clary Sage oil

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Orange Grove

  • 3 drops Orange
  • 2 drops Roman Chamomile
  • 2 drops Buddha Wood

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Alluring Azaleas

  • 3 drops Geranium
  • 3 drops Rhododendron
  • 2 drops Buddha Wood

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Relax

  • 3 drops Bergamot
  • 2 drops Buddha Wood
  • 2 drops Copaiba

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Love

  • 5 drops Clementine
  • 3 drops Buddha Wood
  • 2 drops Pink Pepper

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Super Sleeper

  • 2 drops Vetiver
  • 2 drops Buddha Wood
  • 2 drops Atlas Cedarwood
  • 2 drops Peru Balsam

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Lotus

  • 4 drops Lavender
  • 2 drops Patchouli
  • 2 drops Buddha Wood

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Contemplate

  • 4 drops Orange
  • 3 drops Buddha Wood
  • 2 drops Vetiver

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Calming Wood

  • 3 drops Copaiba
  • 2 drops Lavender
  • 2 drops Patchouli
  • 2 drops Buddha Wood

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Balance

  • 3 drops Buddha Wood
  • 2 drops Lavender
  • 1 drop Neroli

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Buddha Wood Essential Oil Recipes

Here are some ways to include this uplifting oil into your DIY blends. Here are 3 simple yet effective essential oil blend recipes.

Spa Meditation Roller Blend

  • 3 drops Bergamot
  • 3 drops Buddha Wood
  • 3 drops Copaiba
  • 1 drop Sandalwood
  • 2 teaspoons Jojoba Oil
  • 10 ml Roller Bottle

Directions: Add all recipe ingredients to the roll-on bottle. Shake to blend together, roll over chest and arms for calming effects. 5% dilution.

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Sleepy Time Roller Blend

  • 3 drops Bergamot
  • 3 drops Buddha Wood
  • 3 drops Atlas Cedarwood
  • 2 drops Vetiver
  • 2 teaspoons Jojoba Oil
  • 10 ml Roller Bottle

Directions: Add all recipe ingredients to the roll-on bottle. Shake to blend together, roll over chest and arms for calming effects. 5% dilution.

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Calming Space Inhaler Blend

  • 5 drops Vetiver
  • 5 drops Buddha Wood
  • 5 drops Atlas Cedarwood
  • Aromatherapy Inhaler

Directions: Add essential oils to cotton wick and insert it into the inhaler. Read more about using aromatherapy inhalers.

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FAQs About Buddha Wood Essential Oil

What It Is Buddha Wood Essential Oil?

Buddha Wood is a thick viscous essential oil derived from the wood of an Australian shrub that can grow into a small sized tree. It's also known as "false Sandalwood" and "Desert Rosewood." In blends for diffusing this oil has been shown to clear ones mind of negativity making it ideal for meditation or mindfulness practices.

With antimicrobial, antibacterial and antiviral properties Buddha Wood can help boost immunity. Indigenous Australians have traditionally used this oil in body care applications such as calming inflamed skin treating wounds and sores.

What does Buddha Wood oil smell like?

With its woody scent infused with smokey notes - this oil has become popular among those seeking inner calmness during meditation sessions. In addition to being used for spiritual purposes it serves as a fixative agent that extends the lifespan of various cosmetics such as perfume oils or cologne formulations.

What can I mix with Buddha Wood?

Buddha Wood essential oil blends seamlessly with a variety of other oils. Its versatility makes it an ideal choice for creating customized fragrances and therapeutic blends. Experimenting with different combinations can lead to unique scents that are both calming and uplifting.

  • Wood oils are versatile and can be used in combination with other wood oils like Cedarwood or Sandalwood.
  • You could blend this oil with other base note oils such as Patchouli or Frankincense if feeling emotionally unbalanced.
  • It is particularly well suited for mixing with citrusy scents like Bergamot, Sweet Orange or Lemon to create a refreshing fragrance that lifts the mood.
  • Add floral notes from Lavender or Ylang Ylang provides comforting warmth.
  • You could also add some spicy elements using Clove or Cardamom oils if you want an extra kick of heat.

With these combinations there are endless possibilities when it comes to creating personalized fragrances and blends tailored specifically towards ones individual needs. There's no limit on what kind of unique blend you can come up with!

Can I use Buddha Wood essential oil to enhance meditation?

Yes! For those seeking to incorporate meditation into their daily routine, Buddha Wood essential oil is an excellent choice. Its calming aroma can be diffused in the home using a diffuser by adding six drops per 100 ml of water and running it intermittently for one hour at a time. For added sweetness consider including bergamot which has been shown to reduce anxiety and stress levels.

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