Aaron Adler

Transitioning from warmer spring and summer weather to the sudden chills of fall and winter can be difficult, especially if you live in an area where extreme temperatures are the norm. Colder weather means more time indoors, likely in close quarters with friends, family, and a healthy mix of your coworkers. It also means more time trying to make your space as comfortable as possible, doing what you can to avoid the overall stuffiness that comes with the chilly seasons. From the invigorating aroma of lemon oil to the luxurious scent of lavender, here are four essential oils that are perfect for autumn and winter. Eucalyptus Oil Native to Australia, Tasmania, and other islands, the eucalyptus plant has a number of uses beyond lumber or as a food source for koalas. When blended into an essential oil, the primary chemical component of these species, eucalyptol (1,8-Cineole), can provide a calming, fragrant aroma. As a popular oil for a soothing massage, eucalyptus oil can also help to...

Everyone loves a good seasonal dish, and fall is an excellent time of year to prepare meals you may not have otherwise considered. If you want to add an exciting twist to your meals, desserts, and snacks this season, select essential oils can bring a touch of unexpected flavor to even the most traditional foods. With herbal, floral, tangy, and tart undertones, marjoram, lavender, grapefruit, and lemon oil could be the perfect essential oils to stock up on this fall. Herbal Marjoram Essential Oil If you don’t have marjoram essential oil in your collection, now may be the time to seek it out. Known as a symbol of joy and happiness, marjoram essential oil lends its uplifting aroma to plenty of seasonal fare your friends and family can enjoy. Marjoram adds a savory, spiced flavor with subtly sweet undertones to dishes like spinach artichoke dip. You can also include marjoram in your favorite pumpkin soup recipe or a dressing for a roasted butternut squash salad with pumpkin s...