Lavender Antiseptic and Calming Spritzer

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You will need:

 7 tablespoons water
1 tablespoon vodka or witchhazel extract
5-10 drops lavender essential oil
1 (4 ounce) spritzer bottle
How to make the spritzer:
Combine the water, vodka, and essential oil in the spritzer bottle.

 How to use:
Shake well before use, as the essential oil will have risen to the top. Use this lavender spritzer when yu need a little calming essence. You can mist your car, your bedroom, the bathroom, or wherever. Lavender is also a powerful antiseptic. Use this spritzer as an antiseptic spray in bathrooms, in hotels rooms, and on your hands as needed.

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