20 Rollerball Blends & Recipes with Free Printable Labels (2024)

I am very excited to share this post with you! It’s a mash up of essential oil roller bottle recipes and free printable roller bottle labels. Recipes and labels all in one!!

Never again will I have to wonder what’s in the mystery roller bottle in my bathroom drawer. Never again will I have to try to track down the recipes of my favorite essential oil blends when I want to remake the roller bottle but I’ve forgotten exactly which oils are in that blend and how many drops of each I’m supposed to put in. This makes it really easy(and FUN) to make roller bottles.

Wouldn’t this begreat for a make & take class!

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1. pick your roller bottles– click here to see the roller bottles I use most often. they’reinexpensive (usually under $10 includingshippingfor 24 bottles) and they don’t leak! But if you’d preferother styles or colors of roller bottles, check out this post which lists lots more of my favorite roller bottles in all shapes, sizes, colors, and finishes.
2. pick the blends you want to make– make all 20 blends or just one. Choose from Immune Booster, Tummy Tamer, Muscle Soother, Owie Stick, Anti-Itch Stick, Seasonal Support, Tension Tamer, Deep Breath, Anti-Stress, Chill Out, Grounding Blend, Good Night Sleep Tight, Energized, Lets Focus, Joyful, Nourish, Clear Skin, Calm Skin, Motivation, and Gratitude.
3. print the labels click here for printable roller bottle recipe labels
4. cut the labels out this vinyl paper works great for essential oil diy projects like this. They are even waterproof (and oil proof). And you can print them in an ink jet printer (note: another option is to print the labels on plain printer paper, cut the labels out, lay them face down on a piece of clear packing tape, trim around the label- making sure to leave at least 1/8 of an inch of tape around the label, and then stick the label onto the bottle. It’s easier than it sounds, and it’s practically free.)
5. put the labels on the roller bottles
6. store your bottles in a great organizer like this. it’s less than $5 including shipping!
7. take your roller bottles with you in a great essential oil bag like this- Ihave a couple of these bags. They are fantastic! Not only are they beautiful, they’re extremely wellmade, andfit standard 5ml and 15mlessential oil bottles as well as roller bottles.

How to fill the roller bottles

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• start with a 10 ml glass roller bottle
• add the drops of essential oil (see my favorite roller bottle blend recipes below)
• fill rest of 10 ml roller bottles with a carrier oil. It’s helpful to use a little funnel like these when filling the roller bottles with carrier oils. Be sure to leave a little space at the top so that’s there’s room to put the roller ball back on. Here are some of my favorite carrier oils for these roller bottle blends:
  • fractionated coconut oil– this is my favorite one it’s odorless, colorless, organic, and gmo-free.
  • jojoba oil– this is my favorite one it’s organic, GMO-free, cold-processed and unrefined. Jojoba oilis actually not an oil, but a liquid wax. It closely resembles the sebum in human skin. It’s extremely rich in Vitamin E, promotes a healthy glowing complexion. It’s great for all skin types (normal, dry, oily, sensitive, and mature). This works well in all roller bottle blends, but I especially think it’s great in the nourish and calm skin blends.
  • rosehip seed oil– this is my favorite one it’s organic, unrefined, and 100% pure. Rosehip seed oil is one of the best oils for dry and mature skin. It’s very moisturizing, high in Vitamin C, mild astringent, extremely high in essential fatty acids, and fast absorbing. This works well in all roller bottle blends, but I especially think it’s great in the nourish and calm skin blends.
  • sweet almond oil– this is my favorite one It’s organic, food-grade oil. Sweet almond oil is great for all skin types, including sensitive skin and acne-prone skin. It’s one of the gentlest oils, extremely nourishing, rich in Vitamin D, and it’s an excellent emollient known for its ability to soften and recondition the skin.
• snap on the roller ball
• shake the bottle to mix the carrier oil and essential oils

Where to Apply the oils

• Immune Booster– We roll this on the bottom of our feet, let to soak in, and then cover with socks.
• Tummy Tamer– We roll this on our stomachs and gently rub it in.
• Muscle Soother– We roll this directly on the sore muscles and rub in.
• Owie Stick– To try to keep the roller ball clean, we will either roll the owie stick blend onto our fingers and then apply it to the skin with the owie, or if we roll the owie stick directly onto the skin, we then clean the roller ball after use.
• Anti-itch Stick– To try to keep the roller ball clean, we will either roll the anti-itch stick blend onto our fingers and then apply it to the itchy skin, or if we roll the anti-itch stick directly onto the skin, we then clean the roller ball after use.
• Seasonal Stick– We typically roll this onto the pulse points behind our ears and in our wrists, then we rub wrists together and inhale.
• Tension Tamer– We roll this onto the back of the head where the head joins the neck and also roll it onto the temples, being careful to not roll on too much and to keep the oil away from the eyes. (note: if oil does get in the eyes, do not use water to try to get the oil out; water with drive the oil further in.Instead dab the eye with an oil or splash the eyes with whole milk to dilute the oil.)
• Deep Breath– We typically roll this onto the upper chest and then wrist pulse points (rub wrists together and inhale). We also sometimes roll this blend under the big toe, a spot that support clears breathing.
• Anti Stress– We apply to pulse points behind ears and on wrists. After applying to wrists, we rub wrists together and deeply inhale aroma, making an effort to breath deeply and intentionally for several seconds.
• Chill Out– We apply to pulse points behind ears and on wrists. After applying to wrists, we rub wrists together and deeply inhale aroma, making an effort to breath deeply and intentionally for several seconds.
• Grounding Blend– We apply to pulse points behind ears and on wrists. After applying to wrists, we rub wrists together and deeply inhale aroma, making an effort to breath deeply and intentionally for several seconds.
• Goof Night Sleep Tight– We either apply to the bottoms of feet, let soak in, and cover with socks, or we apply to wrists andchest (this is what I do whenI travel without a diffuserasI love thecombined scents of lavender and cedarwood)
• Energized– We apply to pulse points behind ears and on wrists. After applying to wrists, we rub wrists together and deeply inhale aroma, making an effort to breath deeply and intentionally for several seconds.
• Let’s Focus– We apply to pulse points behind ears and on wrists. After applying to wrists, we rub wrists together and deeply inhale aroma, making an effort to breath deeply and intentionally for several seconds.
• Joyful– We apply to pulse points behind ears and on wrists. After applying to wrists, we rub wrists together and deeply inhale aroma, making an effort to breath deeply and intentionally for several seconds.
• Nourish– We roll a small strip onto forehead and both cheeks and then gently rub in using upward strokes.
• Clear Skin– We roll a small strip onto forehead and both cheeks and then gently rub in using upward strokes.
• Calm Skin– We roll a small strip onto forehead and both cheeks and then gently rub in using upward strokes.
• Motivation– We apply to pulse points behind ears and on wrists. After applying to wrists, we rub wrists together and deeply inhale aroma, making an effort to breath deeply and intentionally for several seconds.
• Gratitude– We apply to pulse points behind ears and on wrists. After applying to wrists, we rub wrists together and deeply inhale aroma, making an effort to breath deeply and intentionally for several seconds.

click here for printable roller bottle recipe labels

Immune Booster

Supports healthy immune function

2 drops oregano

2 drops melaleuca

2 drops lemon

2 drops frankincense

2 drops cinnamon

Tummy Tamer

for occasional stomach upset, nausea, car sickness, motion sickness, indigestion, constipation, and diarrhea

3 drops ginger

2 drops peppermint

2 drops fennel

1 drops coriander

1 drops lemon

Muscle Soother

for sore muscles following exercise

3 wintergreen

3 peppermint

2 juniper

2 lemongrass

Owie Stick

Helps skin, bruises, and wounds recover

3 drops lavender

3 drops frankincense

3 drops melaleuca

2 drops helichrysum

Anti-Itch Stick

Soothes irritated skin from bug bites, rashes, allergies, etc

3 drops lavender

3 drops peppermint

2 drops frankincense

2 drops melaleuca

2 drops lemon

Seasonal Support

For seasonal and environmental threats from seasonal allergies

3 drops lavender

3 drops lemon

3 drops peppermint

Tension Tamer

Relieves head and neck tension, tension headaches

4 drops peppermint

2 drops frankincense

2 drops lavender

2 drops chamomile

Deep Breath

Supports clear breathing, congestion, colds, flu

4 drops peppermint

2 drops eucalyptus

2 drops lemon

2 drops rosemary

Anti-Stress

When feeling frazzled and anxious

5 drops bergamot

5 drops frankincense

Chill Out

Calms and reduces irritability

4 drops lavender

3 drops clary sage

2 drops ylang ylang

1 drops marjoram

Grounding Blend

Promotes whole body relaxation

5 drops vetiver

5 drops cedarwood

Good Night Sleep Tight

Supports restful sleep

5 drops lavender

5 drops cedarwood

Energized

Uplifting to the mind and body

3 drops wild orange

3 drops frankincense

3 drops cinnamon

Let’s Focus

Helps with focus, concentration, and staying on task

5 drops wild orange

5 drops peppermint

Joyful

Lessens anxious feelings & promotes positive mood

3 drops grapefruit

3 drops wild orange

2 drops lemon

1 drops bergamot

Nourish

Nourishes skin and protects against aging

3 drops frankincense

3 drops lavender

2 drops sandalwood

2 drops helichrysum

2 drops myrrh

Clear Skin

Treats mild & occasional acne

4 drops melaleuca

4 drops lavender

2 drops lemongrass

Calm Skin

Calms and soothes skin, promoting a glowing, youthful complexion

3 drops helichrysum

3 drops frankincense

3 drops sandalwood

1 drops rosemary

Motivation

Promotes confidence, energy, creativity, and motivation

2 drops black pepper

2 drops lime

2 drops wild orange

2 drops frankincense

Gratitude

Promotes appreciation for all the good in our lives

4 drops bergamot

3 drops wild orange

2 drops geranium

2 drops white fir

click here for printable roller bottle recipe labels

here are a few other essential oil cleaning recipes that I think you’ll like:

lemon essential oil diffuser blends

immune support foot rub

calming aromatherapy playdough

24 essential oil inhaler recipes and free printable labels

toilet cleaning fizzies

homemade shower cleaner

natural dishwasher detergent

homemade “Lysol” disinfecting spray

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