Diffuser

Diffuser Scents by Space

Make Diffusers for Different Spaces

From the start of your day to moments of relaxation, there is a scent for every space.
We’ve selected CW Fragrance Oils that are ideal for making diffusers and curated scents for every room,
from calming fragrances for the bedroom and refreshing scents for the bathroom to warm,
inviting aromas for the living room. We’ll also show you how to make them.

With these easy-to-follow DIY recipes, even beginners can create their own diffuser
and bring the perfect atmosphere to each space.

01

Prepare Materials

Materials |

Slim Round Diffuser Glass 100, Alcohol-Free Diffuser Base, Fragrance Oil (Rosewood & Musk, Botanical Shower, Morning Light, Muguet), Glass Beaker 250ml, Black Diffuser Fiber Sticks (3mm x 25cm), White Diffuser Fiber Sticks (3mm x 25cm), Thick Black Diffuser Fiber Sticks (8mm x 16cm), Precision Pocket Scale for Classes (0.01g/500g), Glass Rod, Fragrant Breeze Label (Large)

02

Measuring the Alcohol-Free Diffuser Base

Before making your diffuser, wash the diffuser glass container and the beaker you will be using. Pour a small amount of ethanol or alcohol-free diffuser base into the container and swirl it around to rinse the inside thoroughly before use.※ Rinsing the container with diffuser base can help prevent cloudiness when mixing in the fragrance oil.

The Slim Round Diffuser Glass 100 can hold approximately 95 g of liquid.

For this recipe, the diffuser base and fragrance oil are mixed at a 7:3 ratio. Use 66.5 g of diffuser base and 28.5 g of fragrance oil. Place the glass beaker on the scale and tare the scale. Then measure out 66.5 g of alcohol-free diffuser base.
* Depending on the desired fragrance intensity, the ratio of diffuser base to fragrance oil can be adjusted to 3:1 or up to 2:1.

03

Measuring the Fragrance Oil

Place the glass beaker containing the diffuser base on the scale and tare it. Then measure out 28.5 g of fragrance oil and add it to the beaker.

* In this example, Botanical Shower Fragrance Oil was used.

04

Mixing

Using a glass rod, stir the fragrance oil and diffuser base thoroughly for 1 to 2 minutes until they are fully combined.

05

Filling the Diffuser

Pour the finished diffuser mixture into the diffuser container. For a more stable and well-rounded scent, we recommend letting the diffuser mixture rest for approximately two weeks before use.

06

Finishing Touches

Apply a label that complements your diffuser container to complete your personalized diffuser.* The Fragrant Breeze label was used in this example.

Before use, adjust the length of the diffuser reeds to match the height of the container, then place the reeds into the diffuser.

07

Tip. Fragrance Oil Recommendations for Every Space

Each space has its own atmosphere, and the right scent can help create the perfect mood.
From the wide range of Fragrance Oils available from CW, we’ve selected scents that are well suited for making diffusers and matched them to the characteristics and atmosphere of each space.
Use our recommendations as inspiration and add a special scent to your own space.
[Bedroom - Fragrance Oil Recommendations]
Choose comforting scents such as musk, powdery notes, and soft florals to create a cozy atmosphere that won’t interfere with rest or sleep.
1. Lazy Sunday Morning
2. Cashmere Petals
3. Rosewood & Musk
4. Mojave Ghost

[Bathroom - Fragrance Oil Recommendations]
Focus on light, refreshing scents such as herbal, green, and citrus notes to create a clean and invigorating atmosphere.

1. Spa
2. Eucalyptus & Spearmint
3. Botanical Shower
4. Sea Salt & Yuzu

[Living room - Fragrance Oil Recommendations]
Since this is a shared space used by different members of the household, we focus on approachable scents such as floral, fruity, and citrus notes rather than fragrances with strong or distinctive scent profiles.

1. Jasmine Oolong Tea
2. Lily of the Valley in Morning Sunlight
3. English Pear & Freesia
4. Citron de Vigne