








For the middle of the day
Geranium for the floral, bergamot for the citrus, clary sage for the herb and patchouli for the earth, pre-diluted in golden jojoba: the four-corner roller, built for the middle of the day, when the morning ran long and the afternoon has not started.
Two passes on the wrists, hands up, one slow breath, between the morning and the next appointment. It is the roller inside our Stress-Less set. For the desk at one o’clock, and for the friend who holds everything together.
Scent — Geranium and bergamot over clary sage and patchouli. Floral, citrus, herb, earth, in that order.
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Four oils in golden jojoba, one from each direction. Egyptian geranium is the rosy, green floral on top; Italian bergamot is the citrus beside it; Bulgarian clary sage is the herb underneath, a little tea-like; Indonesian patchouli is the earth at the base, dry rather than heavy.
None of the four leads for long, which is the point of it: it reads as steady rather than bright or soft. It goes on dry and stays at the wrist and the collar.
It is the roller inside our Stress-Less Sanctuary set, beside the Palo Santo candle and the frankincense mist. As a gift it suits the person who runs a household and a job in the same hour, the manager, the friend who says she is fine. It ships in the eight-roller set too, as the Harmony blend.
Roll it over the pulse points: inner wrists, temples, the back of the neck. Two or three passes is the whole thing. Then bring your wrists up and breathe in slowly, three or four times. It is pre-diluted in golden jojoba, so it goes straight on skin with nothing to add, and you can roll again later in the day. Cap it between uses and keep it out of direct sun. The blend carries bergamot: keep that skin out of strong sun after rolling.
Golden jojoba oil, geranium (Egypt), bergamot (Italy), clary sage (Bulgaria), patchouli (Indonesia) essential oils.
The oils are already diluted in the jojoba, which is why the roller goes straight on skin. The blend carries bergamot: keep that skin out of strong sun after rolling. Patch-test a new blend on a small area first, and check with your provider before using it if you are pregnant or nursing.
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What’s in it
One oil from each corner: geranium, bergamot, clary sage and patchouli. None of them leads for long, so the roller reads as steady rather than bright or soft. All four are pre-diluted in golden jojoba, so there is nothing to mix.

What the oils ride in. It absorbs close to skin, so the roller goes on dry rather than greasy.
Egyptian geranium, rosy and green, with Italian bergamot beside it: the floral-citrus opening you catch first.
Bulgarian clary sage, herbal and a little tea-like, over Indonesian patchouli, dry earth at the base.
Straight answer
A scent, not a promise. The blend takes one oil from each corner, floral, citrus, herb and earth, and none of them is allowed to win: the geranium does not get sweet, the patchouli does not get heavy, the bergamot lifts but does not run the show. What you get is a steady, middle-of-the-road scent for the middle of the day, worn at the wrist. If you want the bright one, that is Energy; the soft one is Comfort; this is the one in between.


The ritual
Inner wrists, temples, the back of the neck: two or three passes where the skin is thin. It is pre-diluted, so it goes straight on.
The minute between the last call and the next one, lunch at the desk, the school run. Bring your wrists up and breathe in slowly.
Make the roll the hinge: before you open the next tab, two passes and a breath. Cap it between uses and keep it out of direct sun.
Make it a set
Complete the ritual
Each piece is also sold on its own.
Questions
Four things in turn: geranium, rosy and green; bergamot, bright citrus; clary sage, herbal and a little tea-like; patchouli, dry earth at the base. Steady rather than sweet or sharp.
Yes, the same roller. In the eight-roller set it is labelled Balance with the Harmony blend; this is that roller sold on its own.
Inner wrists, temples or the back of the neck, two or three passes. Then bring your wrists up and breathe in slowly a few times. It is pre-diluted in golden jojoba, so there is nothing to mix.
Enough for you, not for the room. It sits at the wrist and the collar, and you catch it when you bring your hand to your face. Patchouli and clary sage are the earthy and herbal notes under the citrus.
The blend carries bergamot, which can make skin more sensitive to strong sun for a while after it is applied. Roll the inside of the wrist or the back of the neck rather than skin that will be in full sun.
The oils are pre-diluted in jojoba, which is gentler than a neat essential oil, but patch-test a small area first if you are reactive, and check with your provider if you are pregnant or nursing.
For the person who holds everything together, yes: the manager, the parent with the calendar, the friend who says she is fine. It is the roller inside our Stress-Less Sanctuary set, and on its own it fits in a card. You can add a gift note to the order, and the packing slip shows no prices.
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