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For the reset between things, at your desk, or in the ten minutes before the lights go out.
A steam-distilled lavender water, light enough to mist over your face, your pillow, or the room, with no oil to dilute first.
Scent — French lavender, warm rosewood, a little bergamot. Clean, not sweet.
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A steam-distilled floral water: lavender, rosewood, and a little bergamot carried in water, not oil, so it goes on light and needs no dilution. Mist it over your face, your pillow before bed, or the room.
It's built for the reset between things: a couple of sprays at your desk, or the ten minutes before sleep. Light enough for a bare face, and scented like a calm, grown-up room rather than something sweet.
Hold it six to eight inches away and mist. Over the face: two or three sprays, eyes closed, morning and evening. Over the pillow: two or three, ten minutes before you lie down. Over the room: a few above head height. 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 clean, herbal top the whole mist opens on. The note you catch first.
What keeps the lavender from reading sharp, a soft, resinous depth underneath.
A thread of citrus at the finish, bright without turning it 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 plant 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 morning and evening, over the pillow before bed, or through the room when it needs air.
For the face, shut your eyes, mist above you, and let it fall. One slow breath as it lands.
Make it a set
Complete the ritual
Each piece is also sold on its own.
Questions
A hydrosol is the water that comes off steam-distilling the lavender itself, so it carries the same aromatic compounds as the essential oil, carried in water instead of a carrier oil. Rosewood, myrrh, and a little bergamot ride underneath the lavender. That's why it goes on light enough for skin and needs no dilution before you mist it.
Yes. There's no carrier oil in the bottle, just water and oil carried together, so two or three sprays with your eyes closed is the whole routine. Misted over a pillow ten minutes before bed, it's the kind of spray that feels like an exhale.
It's essential oils in water with nothing synthetic added, but everyone's skin reacts differently. Patch test on your inner arm first if you're prone to irritation, and run it by your provider before using it while pregnant or nursing.
No fridge required. Keep it out of direct sun, shake it before each use since it's a natural blend rather than a stabilized synthetic, and use it within the year for the truest scent. At two or three sprays a time, one bottle covers months.
On bedding, expect two to four hours of noticeable lavender before it settles into a soft background note. Mist two or three sprays over the pillow about ten minutes before you lie down, and a quick pass again mid-week keeps it fresh. On skin it fades faster, so reapply whenever you want the scent back.
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