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For the people who never spend it on themselves.
They keep putting off the warmth, the quiet, the hour that's just theirs — give them the reason to take back what they deserve.
Bath Products
Bath products
The bath, slowed down to its rightful pace.
Your body has been waiting for this all week. The shoulders, the neck, the tiredness. This is what unknots them.
Aromatherapy
Aromatherapy
Scent as the first cue your body listens to.
Coconut-soy candles, hand-poured. Roller blends carried in pockets and purses worldwide.
Natural Skincare
Natural skincare
Skin that's fed, not just coated.
Botanicals infused directly into the oil. USDA organic. Multi-oil carriers. Therapeutic aromatherapy.
Mindful Living
Mindful living
Objects that change rooms. Practices that change days.
Affirmation cards with a 30-second body practice on every card - not just words. Tapestries that change how a room feels, not just how it looks.
The last step, after the bath
Lavender Body Oil for Relaxation
$27.00
French lavender rides over warm myrrh and a whisper of ylang-ylang.
Press it into skin still damp from the bath and the scent settles in instead of announcing itself. It's the last small thing you do before the evening properly begins.
Scent — French lavender, warm myrrh, a little ylang-ylang. Soft, not sweet.
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Why this one
A 3.3 oz amber bottle, small enough to pack for a weekend away, so the same lavender that closes out bath night at home works in a hotel room too
- Cold-pressed jojoba and organic avocado oil do the actual moisturizing; French lavender, myrrh, and ylang-ylang do the rest
- Keep it out of direct sun and use it within the year
- That's when the scent is still true, not just when the bottle happens to run out.
Overview
Three carrier oils carry this one: avocado for richness, jojoba because it sinks in fast, coconut as the base underneath. French lavender, warm myrrh, and a little ylang-ylang ride on top, layered rather than a single note, so it reads calm without turning sweet. Skin pulls tight after a hot bath. This is the step that undoes that, no greasy film, just a low trace of lavender that's still there when you notice it again an hour later. It's built for the last few minutes of the evening, and for the person who never spends it on themselves.
How to use
Rub three or four drops between your palms until they warm, then press over skin straight out of the bath while it's still damp. Use eight to twelve drops for the full body, three or four if you're only doing pulse points. A few drops dropped into the bathwater work too. Give it a minute to sink in, and press it in rather than rubbing.
Delivery & returns
Picked & packed by hand from our North Salt Lake warehouse, usually the same business day — arriving in 2–5 business days (no express). Not quite right when it lands? Free returns within 30 days.
What’s in it
Layered, not single-note.
One carrier oil rarely does the whole job. This one runs three at once: avocado for weight, jojoba to disappear fast, coconut underneath holding it together. The lavender has something worth riding on.
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Avocado oil
the richnessCold-pressed and heavier in the blend, the part that leaves skin feeling fed, not just coated.
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Jojoba oil
the quick-inClosest to skin’s own oil, so it sinks in instead of sitting on the surface.
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Coconut oil
the baseThe soft, nourishing base the lavender and myrrh ride in on.
How it feels
Sinks in before you've dried off.
It goes on while you're still dripping from the tub, and by the time you've toweled off it's already sunk in. No shine on the sheets, no scent that shouts. What stays is soft skin, and a low trace of lavender that's still there in the morning towel.
Straight answer
Doesn’t an oil feel greasy?
Lightweight and quick to sink in. Used the way it’s meant to be, it leaves no greasy film. Here’s the whole trick:
- A few drops, not a pour: three or four go further than you’d think.
- On damp skin, straight from the bath. The water helps it spread thin and sink in.
- Press it in, don’t rub, and wait a minute. It’s dry to the touch before you’ve dressed.
Dry to the touch in about a minute. What stays is the soft, and a low trace of the scent.
The ritual
How to use it
Warm it, then press
Warm a few drops between your palms, then press over your arms, legs, and shoulders. Don’t rub.
Straight from the bath
The last step of the evening, on skin that’s still damp and warm.
One slow breath
Cup your hands over your face for one slow breath before you start. That’s where the lavender lands.
Make it a set
Build your own set, piece by piece.
Complete the ritual
The full ritual, in one add.
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Each piece is also sold on its own.
Questions
Everything you might wonder.
Is this a good body oil for relaxation, or is it mainly there to moisturize?
It does both at once. French lavender sits over warm myrrh and a little ylang-ylang, the classic wind-down scent, layered into avocado, jojoba, and coconut oil that actually feeds skin. Press a few drops in during the last minute of your bath and you get the moisturizer and the scent in one step.
Does the lavender smell synthetic, or like something off a drugstore shelf?
No. It's an essential-oil blend, not a single-note fragrance oil, so the French lavender is layered with warm myrrh and a touch of ylang-ylang instead of standing alone. It's the kind of lavender that doesn't smell like cheap dryer sheets.
Will it feel greasy or leave marks on my sheets?
Three or four drops, pressed rather than rubbed into damp skin, are dry to the touch in about a minute. Nothing transfers to clothes or sheets once it's set.
Is it safe for sensitive skin or during pregnancy?
It's a carrier-oil blend of avocado, jojoba, and coconut with essential oils, not synthetic fragrance, so most skin does fine with it. Still, patch-test on your inner arm first if you're reactive, and check with your provider before using essential oils while pregnant or nursing.
Can a body oil help dry skin that drinks up lotion but never seems to improve?
An oil often does what a lotion can't. Most lotions are mostly water, so thirsty skin drinks them up and feels tight again an hour later. This is avocado, jojoba, and coconut oil pressed into damp skin, where it holds in the water still sitting on the surface instead of letting it evaporate off. Use it straight out of the bath and the softness stays put instead of disappearing by the time you're dressed.
From the Journal
A little more on the ritual.
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