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For those of you who haven’t yet made the Young Living choice, (um what’s your hold up? Just kidding, well not really. you need to sign up with me so we can be EO besties!) Sitka spruce can be used as a Christmas tree and has been in the past, which is why it features on this list. But for all intents and purposes, I don’t recommend welcoming it into your home this festive season. For one, they look their best when cut only a week before Christmas, cutting the festivities very short. And secondly, the Sitka spruce needles are incredibly sharp, which doesn’t make it fun to accidentally bump into or decorate! For this reason, it’s definitely not suitable for households with little ones or pets! Did you know that the scent of cranberries can help boost brainpower and improve cognitive function? Stringing fresh cranberries and popcorn for Christmas tree garland, cranberry coffee cake, and adding fresh cranberries to a vase, are just some ways to keep the scent of cranberries around. 18. Cedar The Smell of Christmas – Cedar Logs Bring home that authentic evergreen smell by weaving real branches into your artificial Christmas tree and greenery. For this to look natural, combine real branches with realistic artificial foliage. Place them throughout your tree, wreath, or garland to get a true-to-nature scent. There’s something so comforting about the smell of ham on a cold winter evening. It’s soothing and familiar and always makes the day a little bit brighter.
The fresh, minty smell of fresh rosemary is a scent you’ll want around during Christmas. I love to decorate my front porch with rosemary bushes shaped like mini Christmas trees. I weave white lights in the trees to welcome guests to my house. The smell is intoxicating. 17. Cranberry Traditional Christmas Scents – Fresh Cranberries Make your gatherings extra festive and sweet with fragrances everyone will love. Balsam Hill’s exclusive fragrance oils are available in sets of 3 so you can experience crisp forest freshness in the comfort of your home throughout the season. How to Use Christmas Tree Scents
It has a similar scent to the Nordmann fir and Norway spruce but has far better needle retention, which is a win-win! 9. Fraser Fir (Abies fraseri) Why not create a few DIY essential oil gifts featuring your favorite Essential Oil blend that smells like Christmas? Don’t forget to join the Creating a Cozy Life Group. You’re not going to believe how amazing it is!
Not only do pomegranates smell and taste good, but their beautiful red color is a perfect accent to your holiday meal. 24. Christmas Ham Christmas Scents – Ham with Cloves When you think of Christmas, which comes to mind first? The Scents of Christmas or the Sights and Sounds of Christmas? Christmas Tree - get ready for Christmas by filling your home with the unmistakable scent of a real Christmas tree! Pine is a family of trees with many admirable qualities when it comes to Christmas time. For one, their stiff branches are strong enough to hold even the weightier baubles and decorations without bending. Plus, their needles are soft and strongly scented, giving you a hit of nostalgia every time you walk into the room. 13. Scots Pine (Pinus sylvestris) You expect a good-looking tree from The White Company, where everything is done in a quietly chic way. New for this year, I found their artificial Symons tree was another great option with hyper-realistic branches in a very natural shade of green that really do resemble the real thing.One of the most iconic Christmas smells is pine needles. This smell is often associated with Christmas trees, wreaths, and other decorations made from pine branches. Infuse your home with the festive aromas of the Yuletide season. Browse Balsam Hill's mood fragrances for Christmas and other seasonal home décor today. Scots pine trees have a glorious pine smell that fills the room, maximising the Christmassy feeling in your home. The Scots pine is a prime choice for recycling, as it makes an excellent outdoor tree too! So, simply plant it up and dig it out, ready for next year! The warm, nutty aroma of chestnuts is one of the most recognizable scents of the Christmas season. “Roasting chestnuts over an open fire” is the opening lyrics of one of the most famous Christmas songs ever made. It’s called The Christmas Song. Nat King Cole sings my favorite rendition. While artificial Christmas trees aren’t scented, there are various ways to enjoy the scent of the real thing. What Does A Christmas Tree Smell Like?
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