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Spring Candle Scent Recipes And Printable Charts To Welcome Spring

Find spring candle scent recipes created with the best spring essential oil blends into printable candle scent mixing charts. 

The calendar is pointing to spring, and if you’ve had a long, cold winter, you’re ready to welcome spring and all its beauty. Spring showers followed by sunshine and flowers make every day feel anew. 

And what better way to usher in spring than by refreshing your home with beautiful spring candle scents that encapsulate the essence of new beginnings? Because the right scents can help create a fresh and uplifting atmosphere that matches the season’s mood. 

What are the scents of spring?

The ideal spring scent can mean something different to each of us. Some may be drawn to floral, blooming scents, while others may reach for cool, minty candle scents or green, earthy aromas. 

All of which can help us harness the spirit of spring cleaning and nourish our homes with mood-lifting spring essential oil blends. Choose from an array of spring candle scent recipes to create a fresh ambiance with the aroma of blooming flowers, spring picnics, and fresh-cut grass.

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Spring is highlighted by soft, sweet florals and fresh minty scents, as well as herbal, earthy scents. Just take a look at this candle scent list of essential oils for spring and ready-to-use spring candle scent recipes!

What Essential Oils Smell Like Spring?

Each season of the year lends its distinct scents to candles, perfume, room sprays, and more. Spring is highlighted by soft, sweet florals, fresh minty scents, and herbal, earthy scents, as well. Just take a look at this spring candle scent list of essential oils!

Spring Essential Oils List:
  • Lavender
  • Basil
  • Lemon
  • Ylang Ylang
  • Spearmint
  • Grapefruit
  • Chamomile
  • Cypress
  • Rose
  • Juniper
  • Vanilla
  • Caraway
  • Bergamot
  • Geranium 
  • Rosemary
  • Tangerine
  • Hyssop
  • Lemongrass
  • Orange
  • Jasmine
  • Eucalyptus
  • Lemon Myrtle
  • Neroli
  • Sage

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How Much Essential Oil Do You Need?

If you’re making spring-scented candles with essential oil, you’ll need a lot more essential oil than diffuser recipes require. However, unlike a diffuser blend recipe that typically has a one-time use, a candle scent blend can be enjoyed for months to come. 

You want to aim for a 6 percent fragrance load for scented candles, which equates to 1 ounce of essential oil per pound of candle wax. I’ve broken this down into printable charts in the Oily Chic Library, but I’ll share it here, too. 

To make a standard 8-ounce candle with essential oil, you’ll need:

  • A total of ½ an ounce of essential oils
  • ½ oz of essential oil is equal to 1 tablespoon
  • 1 tablespoon is equal to 3 teaspoons of essential oil
  • 3 teaspoons of essential oil are equal to 300 drops
  • There are 300 drops of essential oil in a 15 ml bottle

Therefore, I find it’s easier to create essential oil candle scent recipes when you break the tablespoon into 3 teaspoons like this:

  1. First Scent: 1 teaspoon = 100 drops of essential = 5 ml bottle
  2. 2nd Scent: 1 teaspoon = 100 drops of essential = 5 ml bottle
  3. Third Scent: 1 teaspoon = 100 drops of essential = 5 ml bottle

And if you want an essential oil to shine through in your candle, use 2 teaspoons instead of one and add less of the others. Or, if you want to include more than three essential oils, split the third scent into two scents, using ½ teaspoon each. 

As you can see, there are many ways you can go about it! To make it easy, I’ve created a list of done-for-you spring candle scent recipes to help you mix scents into incredible scented candles.

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Get ready for spring cleaning, planting the garden, picnics in the park, and fresh blooms with these candle essential oil blends for spring.

What Are The Best-Smelling Essential Oil Blends For Spring?

Experimenting with different essential oil blends can be a fun and creative way to enhance your environment. But the best-smelling blends for spring reflect the season’s happy mood. 

From March to May, opt for clean and fresh scents, soft, floral aromas, or fruity mixes of essential oil. So, get ready for spring cleaning, planting the garden, picnics in the park, and fresh blooms with these candle essential oil blends for spring. 

You’ll boost your mood and refresh your spaces when you use essential oils with aromatherapy benefits versus synthetic fragrances. 

Related To: Essential Oil Perfume Notes

Welcome Spring With Essential Oil Spring Candle Scent Recipes 

Are you ready to discover the best essential oil candle recipes for spring and take home printable candle scent lists? This is where to find done-for-you spring blends as beautiful as spring garden bloom! Use these spring candle scent recipes to make a standard 8-ounce candle. 

Get started candle making now with these spring candle blends with familiar scents of the season highlighted with essential oils. I know you’ll find several you can’t help repeating.

And if you’re new to candle making – follow the instructions here to make an essential oil candle from start to finish!

This candle recipe’s combination of citrus, cypress, and neroli scents can create a refreshing and uplifting atmosphere that’ll perk up the whole room.

Orange Blossom Candle Scent Recipe

This candle recipe’s combination of citrus, cypress, and neroli scents can create a refreshing and uplifting atmosphere that’ll perk up the whole room.  

1 teaspoon orange essential oil 

1 teaspoon neroli essential oil 

1 teaspoon cypress essential oil 

Nurture and refresh your home with a herbal green candle crafted of sweet wild mint and fresh garden notes.

Wild Mint Candle Scent Recipe

Nurture and refresh your home with a herbal green candle crafted of sweet wild mint and fresh garden notes. It’s an awakening blend that’ll help clear your mind. 

2 teaspoons spearmint essential oil

1 teaspoon basil essential oil

The first bloom in the garden is a joyous sight after a bare and muted winter. This candle scent recipe will feel like walking through a lush, blooming garden of lavender, geranium, and ylang-ylang.

First Bloom Candle Scent Recipe

The first bloom in the garden is a joyous sight after a bare and muted winter. This candle scent recipe will feel like walking through a lush, blooming garden of lavender, geranium, and ylang-ylang. 

1 teaspoon lavender essential oil

1 teaspoon geranium essential oil

1 teaspoon ylang-ylang essential oil

This candle blend is as sweet as our favorite spring treats and makes the kitchen smell so good!

Lemon Cookie Candle Scent Recipe

We can’t celebrate spring without luscious carrot cake on Easter, hand-picked strawberry shortcakes on Mother’s Day, or messy crinkle lemon cookies in our family. This candle blend is as sweet as our favorite spring treats and makes the kitchen smell so good! 

1 ½ teaspoons lemon essential oil

1 teaspoon vanilla essential oil

½ teaspoon caraway essential oil

There’s something magical about a spring picnic across a blanket on the green grass under the sunshine. This spring candle scent recipe is as gentle as fresh air that wafts with hints of new blooms, fresh herbs, and budding trees.

Spring Picnic Candle Scent Recipe

There’s something magical about a spring picnic across a blanket on the green grass under the sunshine. This spring candle scent recipe is as gentle as fresh air that wafts with hints of new blooms, fresh herbs, and budding trees. 

1 teaspoon basil essential oil

1 teaspoon juniper essential oil

1 teaspoon lavender essential oil

You’ll love this if you’re looking for a delightful berry spring candle scent! It pops with fruity grapefruit, soft jasmine, and delicate hyssop.

Sugar Berry Candle Scent Recipe

You’ll love this if you’re looking for a delightful berry spring candle scent! It pops with fruity grapefruit, soft jasmine, and delicate hyssop. 

1 teaspoon grapefruit essential oil

1 teaspoon jasmine essential oil

1 teaspoon hyssop essential oil

Bright bergamot and lemon myrtle swirl with clary sage into fresh cut grass scent that is nothing but mood-boosting! Light this candle in the morning to start your day.

Fresh Cut Grass Candle Scent Recipe

Bright bergamot and lemon myrtle swirl with clary sage into fresh cut grass scent that is nothing but mood-boosting! Light this candle in the morning to start your day.

1 teaspoon bergamot essential oil

1 teaspoon clary sage essential oil

1 teaspoon lemon myrtle essential oil

Is just me, or do herbal sents make the most aromatic spring candles to awaken your senses? Pour chamomile, basil, and rosemary into a homemade candle perfect for the entryway, bathroom, or hallway.

Spring Planting Candle Scent Recipe

Is it just me, or do herbal sents make the most aromatic spring candles to awaken your senses? Pour chamomile, basil, and rosemary into a homemade candle perfect for the entryway, bathroom, or hallway. 

2 teaspoons chamomile essential oil

½ teaspoon basil essential oil

½ teaspoon rosemary essential oil

Printable Candle Scent Recipe Charts

The best-smelling blends for spring reflect the season’s happy mood. Use these spring candle scent recipes created with the best spring essential oil blends into printable candle scent mixing charts.

Find all of these spring candle scent recipes on printable charts inside the Oily Chic Library. They’re an easy answer to which essential oils are best for spring-scented candles and how much essential oil you need to make a candle.

Get started candle making now with these spring candle blends with familiar scents of the season highlighted with essential oils. I know you’ll find several you can’t help repeating.

Spring essential oil recipes for scented candle fragrances!
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