Routines for the evening
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Lavender and lavandin essential oils and pillow mists, made in France.
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In the evening, lavender
Evenings with the scents of Provence
In the evening, we like to slow down. A lavender scent on the pillow, an essential oil in the diffuser: in the Wellbeing & sleep collection, we bring together pillow mists and lavender and lavandin essential oils, made in France.
The pillow mists, in lavender or cotton flower, are sprayed on the bed linen from about 20 cm away, before going to bed. They contain alcohol and are flammable. The lavender mist lists “Lavandula Hybrida Oil” (lavandin oil) in its ingredients.
The essential oils, in 10 or 30 ml bottles, are used in a diffuser or, diluted in a vegetable oil, for massage. Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) has a floral scent, lavandin (Lavandula hybrida) a herbaceous and floral one.
These are concentrated products: they must not be used undiluted on the skin, must be kept out of reach of children and are not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women. If in doubt (medical treatment, allergy), ask a healthcare professional for advice.
Your questions
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How do I use a pillow mist?
Spray lightly on the pillow and bedding from about 20 cm away, before going to bed. It contains alcohol and is flammable: keep it away from flames. Follow the instructions and precautions given on the product page.
What is the difference between lavender and lavandin?
Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) has a floral scent; lavandin (Lavandula hybrida) a herbaceous and floral one. The page of each essential oil states the plant and the size (10 or 30 ml).
Are essential oils suitable for everyone?
No: they are concentrated products. They must not be used undiluted on the skin, must be kept out of reach of children and are not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women, or for children under 3. If you are undergoing treatment or have an allergy, ask a healthcare professional for advice.
Which size should I choose, 10 ml or 30 ml?
The small bottle is handy for trying a scent or travelling; the larger size suits more regular use. Both are on the essential oil product pages.