05/30/2026
It’s officially that time of year again… tick season is here. 🌿☀️ (post is for use on humans!)
Before heading outdoors, many families are turning to plant based essential oils to help support a more natural approach to outdoor protection and home wellness.
⚠️ Always research essential oils carefully before using them around pets, children, or inside the home. Some oils can be harmful to animals, especially cats and small pets. Proper dilution matters. ⚠️
Wishing you a happy, peaceful, and safe summer filled with sunshine, fresh air, and wild blooming adventures.
Here’s a bottle dilution example for those who do not know how to use essential oils yet:
For a simple 6 oz tick spray:
• Add 1 to 2 tbsp witch hazel
• Fill the rest with distilled water
• Add 15 to 25 total drops of essential oils
• Shake well before each use
Optional: Add 1 tsp carrier oil if using directly on skin for extra dilution support.
For a balanced and effective 6 oz spray, most people use 3 to 5 essential oils total.
Example blend:
• 8 drops cedarwood
• 6 drops tea tree
• 5 drops lemon eucalyptus
• 3 drops clove
• 3 drops thyme
That gives you about 25 total drops, which is plenty for a small spray bottle.
Too many oils can become overpowering on skin, irritating, or simply unnecessary. A few well chosen oils work best.
Always patch test first and research pet safe oils before using around animals.