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Home Remedies for a Blocked Ear

Home Remedies for a Blocked Ear

Blocked Ears: Amazing Natual Remedy And How To Make It
Discover safe, natural remedies for blocked ears, including witchy oil blends and herbal steam techniques for holistic earwax removal.

Home Remedies for a Blocked Ear

Blocked Ears: Amazing Natual Remedy And How To Make It

We’ve all been there—your ear suddenly feels full, like you’re underwater, and your hearing goes fuzzy. Whether it’s from wax build-up, a lingering cold, or the unpredictable joys of sinus pressure, it’s uncomfortable and inconvenient. Fortunately, there are effective home remedies for a blocked ear that don’t involve a trip to the chemist or a bottle of harsh chemicals.

Today I’m sharing one of my favourites: a gentle, witchy ear oil remedy that’s as comforting as it is effective. It’s rooted in herbal knowledge, boosted with magical intention, and entirely doable with what you’ve already got in your cupboard.


Witchy Home Remedies for Ear Blockage

Before we get into the remedy, a quick but important note: if you’re experiencing severe pain, fever, dizziness, or any discharge, please see a doctor. These home remedies for ear blockage are intended for mild congestion only—not infections or serious medical issues.

That said, if you’re dealing with the usual seasonal gunk or a bit of waxy build-up, this one’s a game-changer.


Witchy Ear Oil Remedy for Blocked Ears

This remedy combines the nourishing properties of olive oil with the energetic boost of essential oils—bringing both physical and magical benefits for clearing blocked ears.

What You’ll Need:

  • Base Oil: Olive oil or almond oil (2–3 drops)

  • Optional Essential Oils:

    • Frankincense (1 drop): For purification and healing

    • Ginger (1 drop): For warmth, stimulation, and movement


Step-by-Step Instructions:

1. Warm the Oil
Gently warm your chosen base oil until it’s just above body temperature—warm, not hot. This helps with comfort and absorption. If you’re using essential oils, add one drop of each now and mix gently.

2. Set Your Intention (Optional)
This step isn’t essential, but it adds a lovely layer of magical focus. As you prepare the oil, visualise the blockage being released. Say or think:
“I release all that no longer serves me, welcoming clarity and balance.”

3. Apply the Oil
Lie on your side with the affected ear facing up. Using a clean dropper, place 2–3 drops into the ear canal. Relax for 5–10 minutes to allow the oil to soften the wax.

4. Drain and Clean
Sit up slowly and let the oil drain naturally onto a tissue or cloth. Use a damp cloth to gently clean the outer ear—never insert anything inside.

5. Repeat if Needed
If you’re still feeling blocked, repeat the process once a day for up to three days.


Natural Remedies for Ear Congestion That Support Healing

Of course, this witchy oil isn’t the only tool in your cauldron. Here are a few other natural remedies for ear congestion that work beautifully alongside it:

  • Steam inhalation with eucalyptus or clove to open sinuses

  • Warm compresses to ease pressure and encourage drainage

  • Gentle jaw and neck stretches to release tension around the ear

  • Herbal teas like peppermint or ginger to support the body’s natural flow

All of these methods work with your body, not against it—and none of them involve dodgy chemicals or uncomfortable syringes.


From My Lancashire Hearth to Yours

Blocked ears can be maddening—especially when you’ve got a house full of kids or a to-do list the size of Pendle Hill. But with patience, warmth, and a little intention, these small remedies bring real relief.

I’ve used this very oil when I’ve been stuffed up after winter colds or a blustery walk along the canal. It’s simple, soothing, and effective—and it’s become one of my favourite home remedies for a blocked ear because it’s both practical and a little bit magical.

If this remedy helped, why not explore my other natural remedies and magical creations? You’ll find teas, oils, and spell kits —each one made with care and a touch of kitchen witchery. You can find them at LancsGreenWitch on Etsy, or browse through more ideas right here on the blog.


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