





The morning shower
For the first shower of the day.
Sharp eucalyptus and mint, lifted up by the steam.
Scent — Eucalyptus, peppermint, and menthol. Cool, sharp, and clean: steam that reads more like a snap of cold air than a warm shower.
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Three spritzes on the shower wall, away from the water, and the heat does the rest. The steam lifts the eucalyptus and mint off the tile and up into the air, and you breathe them in. Not a soap, not for the skin. An aromatherapy shower, keyed to the sharp, green note of eucalyptus.
For the first shower of the day. For the ten minutes before anyone needs you. For the morning reset, in eucalyptus and mint.
Shut the door and turn the shower hot. Mist the walls and corners of the stall, staying clear of the stream and never spraying straight into the water. Step in and breathe. The steam pulls the eucalyptus and mint up into the air; three or four spritzes is the whole thing. It's a scent for the air, not a wash for the skin, so keep it off the body.
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What’s in it
The scent is essential oil, not synthetic fragrance: eucalyptus for the sharp, resinous top, peppermint and menthol for the cool edge underneath. In the shower steam it reads bright and clean, more cold-morning air than bathroom steam.

The sharp, green, resinous note the whole spray opens on. The eucalyptus you catch first in the steam.
What makes it read crisp instead of just herbal: a clean, minty lift under the eucalyptus.
The cooling note that lingers in the steam, the one that makes a hot shower read brisk.
Straight answer
Not if you spray the walls and corners instead of under the stream. The point isn’t the tile. It’s the air. The hot water turns to steam, the steam lifts the eucalyptus and mint off the walls, and that’s what you breathe. Three or four spritzes before you step in, and the scent rides the steam for the length of the shower.

The ritual
Turn the shower hot, then mist the walls and corners of the stall, away from the stream, three or four spritzes.
Morning, before the day starts. The ten minutes that are yours before anyone needs you.
Let the steam build for a few seconds, then take one slow breath through the nose. A scent for the air, not for the skin.
Make it a set
Complete the ritual
Each piece is also sold on its own.
Questions
You're scenting the air, not washing your skin. Mist the walls and corners of the stall before you step in, away from the water, then let the hot water turn to steam. The steam lifts the eucalyptus, peppermint, and menthol into the air, and that's what you breathe for the length of the shower.
No. Three or four spritzes evaporate with the steam rather than sitting on the surface, so there's nothing to wipe down after.
It's essential oils, not a synthetic fragrance, but it's built for the air, not the skin. Keep it off your body, patch test first if you're reactive to eucalyptus or menthol, and check with your provider if you're pregnant or nursing.
At three or four spritzes per shower, a single bottle covers weeks of daily use before it runs dry. It ships from our North Salt Lake warehouse, usually within two to five business days.
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