#monster spray

[religion-is-a-mental-illness]

"I can do anything and everything that you can do with your God's help and I can do some of it better.

Whatever you can do with all of your faith, I can do without it.

There is literally nothing that you can accomplish with faith that I cannot.

Truly then, of what value is your faith?”

-- Lance A. Sievert

A lie of comfort.

Faith is monster spray for adults.

[cglre-edits]

A recipe card I made for @bigsisterpaca monster spray recipe!

https://bigsisterpaca.tumblr.com/post/187254410481/big-sister-approved-monster-spray here’s the original post that inspired it!

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[thatbabygirlyoulove]

Can’t sleep because of those pesky monsters?

Whether they’re living under the bed, in the closet, or behind the curtains, one of the best ways to scare monsters away and keep them away is to use monster repellant!!

You can purchase some or you could have some DIY fun with your caregiver!

-You can do this if you don’t have a caregiver! No adult supervision is required for this project-

Here’s what you’ll need to keep those baddies out of your room at night:

👾Spray bottle

👾Water

👾Essential oil(s)- any concentrated oil that you think smells good. Like lavender, lemon, tea tree, or even baby oil!

👾Stickers- optional but you can use them to label your monster repellant

👾Glitter- optional but recommended for best results

Making the Monster Repellant:

👻Step 1: Fill your spray bottle with water, about 3/4 of the way up

👻Step 2: Put a few drops of your choice of essential oil(s) in the bottle

👻Step 3: If you’d like, add 1 tbsp of glitter (more or less to your liking)

👻Step 4: Before closing your bottle of monster repellant, seal it with a spell ✨ to keep the monsters away

This is the one I used to seal mine: “Monsters, monsters, go away. Please don’t come again another day!”

And finally! If you’d like to decorate/label your bottle of monster repellant, use stickers or a labeler if you have one

Keeping the monsters away:

Spray every night before bed, being sure to spray in the corners of your room, around door frame, in your closet and under your bed

~And any other spoOoOoOky areas in your room~

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Printable labels: x x

[onepinkline]

What do you do when your nephew is over and is scared that your house is haunted by ghosts (after freaking out because a little person is telling you you have ghosts?) Whip up a Monster Spray label, slap it on a Febreeze bottle and enjoy your house smelling like lavender.

[blizzardcherryblossom]

I made monster spray to keep the monsters away! It smells good and has glitter in it, because monsters hate good smelling stuff and glitter. :)

[lycantrin]

Y’all remember monster spray???

I remember when I was little my mom used to buy this little spritz bottle from the store and it was like a pink bottle that said “Monster Spray” or something and you’d spray it on your bed and in your closet before bedtime so that the monsters wouldn’t get you?? And I can’t seem to find pictures of the original bottles but I remember there was a pink bottle for girls and a blue bottle for boys and she bought them from like Albertson’s??? I know childhood experiences aren’t universal but like I wanna know if anyone else knows about monster spray???

[jhwalker82]

Helping Babies Sleep

I LOVE essential oils, because they work! When nothing else works, the oils work. Simple as that. And my kids love oils, because they know they work. They know that oils make boo-boos feel better, upset tummies stop hurting and get them over colds faster. Usually I apply oils topically but today I decided to try a little aromatherapy as a solution to a new issue we’ve been having. For several…

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[lofnablom]

Monster Spray

I make two versions of this spray, one is super mild and I spray it in my kid’s room when they’re worrying about monsters and can’t get to sleep. For the kid-friendly version I recommend calming, soothing scents. This is also pretty good if you get stressed or anxious. Lavender, rose, jasmine, chamomile and sandalwood can all be used effectively for relaxation. Our current mix is a blend of lavender and tea tree, it smells nice and the combination helps deter head-lice and other bugs.

Just a few drops off your chosen oils, I use no more than ten in total to minimise potential skin irritation, diluted in about 200ml of water in a spray bottle should be plenty for a few weeks use. Just shake and spray to keep monsters at bay, and relax your little darling enough to get them to sleep.

The other “monster spray” I make up is a sort of negative energy buster. I like to use “hotter” essential oils, like a pepper spray for uckiness. I like cinnamon, clove, lemon, ginger and even mint. Figure out a combination which works for you, and obviously use precautions when handling essential oils.

There are plenty of online resources which can guide you in safe practices when working with oils, Again, just a few drops diluted in your spray bottle and spray away. It is especially important that you keep this away from your eyes!