---
title: "Blood Orange and Cedarwood Room Spray"
id: "4176"
type: "remedy"
slug: "blood-orange-cedarwood-room-spray"
published_at: "2026-06-07T01:14:14+00:00"
modified_at: "2026-06-07T01:15:18+00:00"
url: "https://flowersandherbs.com/remedies/blood-orange-cedarwood-room-spray/"
markdown_url: "https://flowersandherbs.com/remedies/blood-orange-cedarwood-room-spray.md"
excerpt: "A deeper citrus room spray with blood orange, cedarwood, and frankincense for a warm, polished home scent."
taxonomy_remedy_type:
  - "Around the Home"
  - "Room Sprays"
taxonomy_remedy_ingredient:
  - "Blood Orange (Essential Oil)"
  - "Cedarwood (Essential Oil)"
---

# Blood Orange and Cedarwood Room Spray

This blood orange and cedarwood room spray has a richer, more grown-up citrus aroma than a classic sweet orange spray. Blood orange gives it depth, cedarwood adds a dry woody base, and frankincense smooths the edges for a warm home fragrance.

## Benefits

- Deeper citrus scent than sweet orange
- Woody cedarwood base note
- Good for bedrooms and living spaces
- Easy water-based room spray

## Ingredients

- 2 tablespoons vodka or perfumer’s alcohol
- 2 tablespoons witch hazel
- 4 tablespoons distilled water
- 16 drops blood orange essential oil
- 5 drops cedarwood essential oil
- 3 drops frankincense essential oil

## Recommended Supplies

Use a fine-mist glass spray bottle for the best finish.

- 4 oz glass spray bottle
- Small funnel
- Measuring spoons
- Label

### Equipment

- 4 oz spray bottle
- Small funnel
- Measuring spoons

### Method

1. Add vodka and witch hazel to the bottle.
2. Add blood orange, cedarwood, and frankincense essential oils.
3. Swirl, then add distilled water.
4. Cap, shake well, and label.

**Tip:** This is a good orange spray when you want something less sweet and more polished.

## How to Use

Shake well and mist lightly into the air. Avoid spraying directly on skin, pets, polished furniture, delicate fabrics, or floors.

## Storage

Store in a cool, dark place and use within 1–2 months. Discard if the scent or appearance changes.

## Variations & Substitutions

**Blood Orange Woods Spray**

- 18 drops blood orange essential oil
- 4 drops cedarwood essential oil
- 2 drops patchouli essential oil

**Blood Orange Resin Spray**

- 16 drops blood orange essential oil
- 5 drops frankincense essential oil
- 3 drops Peru balsam essential oil

❀**Learn More About Blood Orange Essential Oil**

Explore more recipes, ingredient guides, and natural DIY ideas featuring Blood Orange Essential Oil.

- [Recipes using Blood Orange (Essential Oil)](https://flowersandherbs.com/remedy-ingredient/blood-orange-essential-oil-recipes/)
- [Learn more about Blood Orange Essential Oil](https://flowersandherbs.com/essential-oils/blood-orange-essential-oil/)

## Safety Considerations

- For external use only
- Perform a patch test before using on skin
- Avoid contact with eyes, mucous membranes, and broken or irritated skin
- Keep away from children and pets
- Consult a qualified professional before use if pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or making products for children
- Do not spray on skin, pets, food, or delicate surfaces
- Keep away from flames because this recipe contains alcohol
- Spot test fabrics before use

## Additional Notes

**Blood orange essential oil:**  
 Blood orange smells deeper and more rounded than sweet orange.

**Cedarwood:**  
 Cedarwood gives the spray a dry woody base.

**Frankincense:**  
 Frankincense softens the citrus and makes the blend feel more elegant.

## Quick Facts

- **Best For:** Living rooms, bedrooms, entryways, warm citrus home fragrance
- **Skill Level:** Beginner
- **Prep Time:** 5 minutes
- **Total Time:** 10 minutes
- **Yield:** 4 oz spray bottle
- **Batch Size:** 4 fl oz (120 ml)
- **Shelf Life:** 1–2 months
- **Dilution:** Room spray only
- **Application Method:** Room / Spray

This homemade recipe is for general home and personal care use only. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does blood orange and cedarwood smell like?

It smells like deeper citrus with a warm dry wood note. It is less candy-sweet than a plain orange room spray.

Can I use sweet orange instead of blood orange?

Yes. Sweet orange will make the spray brighter and more cheerful, while blood orange gives a richer aroma.

Can I spray this on bedding?

It is better as an air spray. If you use it near fabric, spot test first and avoid spraying pillows or sheets directly.

Why use frankincense in this room spray?

Frankincense adds a smooth resinous note that helps the blood orange and cedarwood smell more balanced.

How long should the scent last?

Natural room sprays are light and temporary. The aroma may last from a few minutes to an hour depending on the room and ventilation.

Can I make this spray stronger?

You can add a few extra drops, but keep room sprays moderate and always shake well before use.