How It Works

Three Steps. A slow-building scent. And a formula designed to carry you out of the day - not knock you over.

Three steps. Then let go.

  • Hold above your pillow

    Position the bottle about 25-30cm above the centre of your pillow or linen.

  • Mist 2-3 times

    Two Sprays for lighter nights. Three when the day was heavier.

  • Wait 10 minutes

    Let the scent settle into the fabric. Then lie down and close your eyes.

Works on pillow covers, linen, or misted lightly into the air above your bed. Ethanol-free — no harsh opening note. Work alongside white noise, breathwork, or meditation. Keep away from eyes and skin. Not for direct use on pets.

It arrives gently. Stays long enough.

No sharp burst. The scent builds slowly, peaks around 25–30 minutes, then softens.
It marks the end of the day rather than demanding your attention.

Using your pillow mist

How much pillow mist should I use?

Two sprays for lighter nights, three when the day was heavier. One 100 mL bottle holds around 240 sprays — roughly three months of nightly use.

How long before bed should I spray it?

About ten minutes. The scent settles into the fabric, builds slowly, and peaks around 25–30 minutes after spraying.

Will pillow mist stain my sheets?

Embued mists are water-based and ethanol-free, and are generally fine on cotton and linen. Bedding varies, though — with delicate or dark fabrics, test on a small hidden area first. Spray from 25–30 cm so the mist disperses evenly rather than landing in one spot.

Can I use it on silk pillowcases?

Mist lightly into the air above the bed rather than directly onto silk, and let it settle before lying down. Test on a small hidden area first.

Can I use it around pets?

Spray onto bedding only, never directly onto an animal, and let it settle before your pet is in the room.

How long does the scent last on the pillow?

It peaks around 25–30 minutes after spraying, then softens gradually through the night rather than disappearing all at once.

Can I use it alongside other bedtime routines?

Yes. It doesn’t interfere with anything else you do before bed.