Because what you need is for the day to be over.
A calming balm of olive oil and beeswax with pure essential oils of lavender, chamomile, sandalwood, and fir balsam, made to tell your body the day is done.
Because we blend only pure essential oils into a simple base, you get a balm simple enough to trust and steady enough for your longest nights.
Skin feel: A soft balm that melts in and settles.
Aroma: Lavender and chamomile with sandalwood and fir balsam. Calm, woody, resinous.
Key ingredients: Lavender, chamomile, sandalwood, fir balsam, in olive oil and beeswax.
Dosage: A little between the fingers.
Texture: Soft balm.
How to use. Warm a little between your fingers and smooth onto temples, wrists, and the back of the neck as the last step of your bedtime routine. For a deeper wind-down, follow our Five-to-Seven-Point placement ritual.
Rooted in Lavender. Shaped by Season™
Lavender essential oil, chamomile essential oil, sandalwood essential oil, and fir balsam essential oil in a base of extra virgin olive oil (EVOO) and beeswax. No synthetics or petroleum products.
Frequently asked questions
What size does it come in?
A single tin, hand-filled in small batches.
What are the benefits?
A calming, grounding balm made to tell your body the day is done.
How do I use it?
Smooth a little onto temples, wrists, and the back of the neck as the last step before sleep.
Do you test on animals?
Never. We make everything by hand on the farm, and we do not test on animals.
What should I pair it with?
The Lavender Mist, misted over the pillow as you settle in.
Does it have a light or heavy texture?
A soft balm that melts in with the warmth of your fingers.
Is it scented?
Yes, from essential oils alone. Lavender and chamomile with sandalwood and fir balsam. No synthetic fragrance.
Packaging and recycling. Many of our packaging components are recyclable. We recommend taking them apart before sorting: remove labels, pumps, and caps. Our aluminium tins and bottles are recyclable, so separate the lid or cap first. Bottles and jars may be recycled. Labels, pumps, pipettes, and caps go in the waste bin. Pumps and pipettes are also lovely to reuse.
A closer look at lavender
A familiar name can hold more than one plant. The Tisserand Institute notes that different species within Lavandula produce essential oils with different profiles. A botanical name, such as Lavandula angustifolia, identifies the source plant more precisely than “lavender” alone. That distinction matters when choosing a lavender essential oil.
Further reading: Tisserand Institute — botanical origin and essential oil selection.