Simplified Cozy Chai Spotlight
A creamy, warm, spicy mix of Cinnamon, Clove, Cardamon, Nutmeg, Cassia, Ginger, Black Pepper and Vanilla oils, Cozy Chai blend is a cool weather must-have! This blend infuses your space with the scent of cozy, comforting vibes and baked goods and evokes the feeling of calm nights surrounded by loved ones. It's warm and comforting and all the good feelings.
Cozy Chai at a Glance
- Has a warm and spicy aroma that’s comforting and inviting
- Infuses your space with a cozy, comforting aroma and holiday cheer 
- Transports your senses to lighthearted, tranquil moments shared with loved ones
- Perfect for diffusing and simple DIYs
- Formulated with premium essential oils, free of harmful, synthetic chemicals
- One bottle lasts three times longer than an 8-ounce candle
Created just for the smell of it, Cozy Chai essential oil blend combines Vanilla oleoresin with Cinnamon, Clove, Nutmeg, Cardamom, and other oils. Let its warm, spicy aroma bring back memories of bonding with loved ones over a heartwarming mug of goodness. Diffuse it in place of candles to create a snug atmosphere or mix it with water and witch hazel for a room spray free of synthetic chemicals.Background
Spice oils like cinnamon, clove, ginger, and cardamom have been treasured for centuries, not only for their bold, aromatic flavors but also for their rich histories and therapeutic properties. Originating from ancient trade routes that connected East and West, these oils were once as valuable as gold, fueling exploration and global commerce.
- Cinnamon oil, derived from the bark of Cinnamomum trees, was used in ancient Egypt for embalming and in religious rituals.
- Clove oil, native to the Spice Islands, was highly prized in medieval Europe for its ability to preserve food and ease dental pain.
- Ginger oil, extracted from the rhizome of the Zingiber plant, has roots in Ayurvedic and Chinese medicine, valued for its warming and digestive properties.
- Cardamom oil, known as the "queen of spices," was used in ancient India and the Middle East for both culinary and medicinal purposes. Today, these spice oils continue to be celebrated for their potent scents, culinary versatility, and natural wellness benefits.
- Vanilla carries a warm, sweet aroma that is deeply comforting and emotionally grounding. Though its use became widespread after the 16th century with the rise of global trade, vanilla was considered a sacred and luxurious substance by the Totonac and Aztec civilizations of Mesoamerica.
- Together, these oils are widely used in aromatherapy today, valued for their natural ability to ease stress, improve sleep quality, and create a sense of calm and emotional balance.
Key Ingredients
- Clove essential oil - The highest valued antioxidant known, clove is rich in eugenol and prized for its powerful analgesic, antiseptic, and anti-inflammatory qualities. Traditionally used to soothe toothaches and oral discomfort, it remains a go-to for immune support and relieving muscular tension.
- Cinnamon bark essential oil - High in cinnamaldehyde and eugenol, cinnamon is revered for its warming, invigorating aroma and potent antimicrobial and circulatory-stimulating properties. Long cherished in traditional medicine, it supports immune health, eases digestive discomfort, and adds a comforting depth to aromatherapy blends.
- Cardamom essential oil - Abundant in 1,8-cineole and terpinyl acetate, Cardamom is known for its gentle, uplifting scent and its ability to ease respiratory congestion and digestive upset. With its sweet, spicy notes and calming effect on the nervous system, cardamom is a favorite in blends that promote clarity and emotional balance.
- Vanilla - Vanilla offers a warm, comforting scent that evokes a sense of calm and emotional well-being. Though technically an oleoresin or absolute rather than a true essential oil, it is highly valued in aromatherapy for its ability to ease tension and uplift the spirit. Its antioxidant and soothing properties also make it a luxurious addition to skincare and natural fragrance blends.
Daily Habits with Cozy Chai
Diffuse 24/7 to create the most inviting and cozy space.
Add a few drops to yarn-wrapped pine cones for a scented fire starter.
Drop onto porous festive decor!
Apply to your neck or wrists to create a soft, sweet personal fragrance
Use this Lip Scrub daily for a little self love:
- 5 drops Cozy Chai
1/4 Cup White Sugar - 1/4 Cup Coconut Oil
Whip coconut oil with a mixer, then add in sugar and essential oils and mix again. Store in a glass jar.Apply nightly to lips in a circular motion. Wipe off with a dry towel.
Whip up a simple room spray:
- 2 oz glass spray bottle
- 30 drops Cozy Chai
- Splash witch hazel
Fill with filtered water
Make this Body Polish for yourself and as a gift:
- 1 cup Brown Sugar
- 1 cup Cold Pressed Coconut Oil
- 2 tbsp Vitamin E oil
- 9 drops Cozy Chai
Combine all ingredients in a metal or glass container, use in the shower to exfoliate & moisturize!
Make (and gift!) this Whipped Body Butter:
- 1/4 Cup virgin coconut oil1
- /8 cup pure organic shea butter
- 1/8 cup raw cocoa butter
- 1 tablespoon Vitamin E oil
- 10 drops Cozy Chai oil per jar
- Small glass jars
Step 1 - Melt together coconut oil, shea butter and cocoa butter, then add in vitamin E oil and whisk.
Step 2 - Refrigerate until almost half solidified, then use a mixer to whip for 1 to 2 minutes until a fluffy consistency is achieved. Add in essential oils then place in glass jars.
Mix with beeswax and shea butter for a DIY hydrating lip balm. This makes a great gift too!
- 1 tablespoon beeswax pellets
- 1 tablespoon coconut oil
- 1 tablespoon shea butter
- 5–8 drops Cozy Cchai
- 1/2 teaspoon sweet almond oil
Step 1 - In a double boiler, gently melt the beeswax, coconut oil, and shea butter over low heat. Allow to cool slightly, then stir in essential oil blend.
Step 2 - Quickly pour the mixture into your lip balm tubes, then allow to cool at room temperature or place in the refrigerator to speed cooling. Once fully hardened, cap your containers and label them if desired.
- Your homemade lip balm is ready to use and gift!
Add it to your bath and body products for a sweet, comforting aromatic experience.
Add up to 5 drops to 1 cup of magnesium flakes or epsom salt before adding to your bath or foot soak.
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Your Oily Girlfriend
Jennifer
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