








The first thing, in the morning
A steam-distilled citrus water, a few sprays over your face to start the morning, or through the room to open it up.
Scent — Italian bergamot, sweet Brazilian orange, a cool thread of peppermint. Bright, not sugary.
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A steam-distilled citrus water: bergamot, sweet orange, and peppermint carried in water, not oil, so it goes on light and needs no dilution. Mist it over your face first thing, or through the room to start the day.
It's the first thing, before anything else. Light enough for bare skin, never a heavy oil. Bright citrus on the air: orange and bergamot, never candy-sweet.
Hold it six to eight inches away and mist. Over the face: two or three sprays on clean skin in the morning, and again if the afternoon drags. Over the room: a few above head height. Good over the shoulders before a commute, too. Let it settle or pat it in with clean hands. Shake before each use.
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What’s in it
A hydrosol is the water that comes off a steam distillation: the water-soluble part of the plant plus a fine mist of the oil, so it goes on light and needs no carrier.

The bright citrus top the mist opens on. Sharp and clean, the note you catch first.
What rounds the bergamot out: a fuller, sweeter orange underneath, so it isn’t all sharpness.
A cool, green thread at the finish that keeps the citrus from turning candy-sweet.
Straight answer
Fair question. It’s the water that comes off steam-distilling the botanicals, so it carries the water-soluble plant compounds plus a fine mist of the oil, not fragrance stirred into tap water. That’s why it goes on light, needs no carrier oil, and smells like the fruit rather than a perfume of it. Lighter than an essential oil, and meant to be.

The ritual
Hold it six to eight inches away. Two or three sprays is the whole thing.
Over the face on clean skin in the morning, and again if the afternoon drags.
A light mist over finished makeup helps it settle. Eyes closed, one pass.
Make it a set
Complete the ritual
Each piece is also sold on its own.
Questions
It's the second one, and we'd rather say so plainly. Bergamot and sweet orange read as a wake-up cue the way coffee smell does before you've had a sip; it's not a caffeine substitute, just a bright scent to open the morning.
Yes, a light pass sets your makeup rather than smearing it, since there's no carrier oil in the formula. Eyes closed, one pass, then let it dry down. The scent stayed in the room afterward, longer than a two-second spritz would suggest.
It's essential oils in water, no synthetic fragrance. Citrus oils can be reactive for some skin types, so patch test first, and check with your provider before using it if you're pregnant or nursing.
The bottle is 3.3 oz, keeps for a year out of direct sun, and needs a shake before each use since it's a natural blend. Two or three sprays in the morning, maybe a second round if the afternoon drags, and it lasts a long while.
For misting the room or the air, it's fine in a family home; it's botanicals in water with nothing synthetic added. Keep the spray away from pet faces and bird cages, since birds are especially sensitive to anything airborne, and don't mist it straight onto a child's or pet's skin. As a light room or face mist for the adults in the house, it stays gentle.
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