DIY Hand sanitizer spray

Panic-buying has stores nationwide sold out of isopropyl alcohol, which is typically used to make hand sanitizer. Make this version instead that successfully suppresses influenza. And also, doesn’t kill good bacteria along with the bad bacteria like traditional anti-bacterial hand sanitizers do. Learn how to make this DIY Hand sanitizer spray ⏤ it’s not only safe and non-toxic, but builds up your immunity too. Which is exactly what we need during such times as these if you know what I mean (COVID-19, I’m looking at you!).

About the ingredients/supplies

Get the ingredients

doTERRA OnGuard essential oil

Supports healthy immune and respiratory function
Protects against environmental threats, such as influenza
Supports the body’s natural antioxidant defenses
Energizing and uplifting aroma

Witch hazel

Contains antioxidants which fight free radicals
Extracted from the Witch hazel shrub, it is an effective natural cleanser
Alcohol-free and this particular brand I use (linked above) also contains aloe vera, so your hands stay moisturized

Vitamin E oil

Contains healing properties, antioxidants, but also reduces free radicals
Excellent moisturizer for all skin types
Rejuvenates and restores dehydrated skin

Distilled water

The best option for the cleanest hand sanitizer possible
If you don’t have distilled water, filtered water is a close second
Doesn’t contain any of the nasty minerals found in tap water

Dark glass spray bottle (1oz)

Dark glass preserves the effectiveness of the essential oils naturally
Does not leach into essential oils like a plastic container would
Makes a great travel size ⏤ just stash it in your backpack or purse and go!

How to make

Add 1 tsp of Witch hazel to the spray bottle
Next, add 1/4 tsp of Vitamin E to the spray bottle
After that, carefully add distilled (or filtered) water to the spray bottle, making sure to leave space to screw the cap back on
Add 15 drops of doTERRA OnGuard essential oil to the bottle
Add the top back on and give it a shake
Enjoy!