Our team have been hard at work, handcrafting these beautiful, heart-shaped clay air fresheners; the ideal repository for a few drops of our essential oils, made from steam distilled plants and fruits. Hang them in your home or car and enjoy the natural essential oil aromas, the aromatherapeutic properties and the ambiance these little beauties will create.
Pick your favourite essential oil fragrance to pair with your clay, from the below:
Lavender 10ml
One of the world’s most popular oils, this beautiful relaxing and calming oil promotes sound rest. Steam-distilled from the iconic purple flower heads.
Sweet Orange 10ml
This invigorating and energising essential oil has a fresh and uplifting aroma. It is cold-pressed from the skins of delicious sweet oranges.
Geranium 10ml
Said to promote calm and comfort, this uplifting essential oil has a sweet, middle note aroma making it floral and playful. Steam distilled from the leaves of the beautiful geranium plant.
Tea Tree 10ml
This cleansing oil has been used as a healing remedy for centuries. It offers a fresh and herbal aroma and is a must-have item in any first-aid or wellbeing kit. Steam distilled from the leaves of the Melaleuca plant.
Please observe the precautions for use on the bottle. These essential oils are highly concentrated and must be used according to the precautions stated for each.
If you are in the Malton area in Yorkshire, please feel free to return your dropper bottles in person to our store, for reuse, and enjoy a discount on your next purchase.
We take the impact we have on the planet very seriously. The packaging used for this product can be recycled. When we post your items, any ‘plastic-like’ packaging we may use, including clear bags and bubble wrap, is made from biodegradable plant derived material that will compost in one year. So feel free to put it on your compost heap!
We reuse fully recyclable cardboard boxes we get from our suppliers where we see fit but your package will always look great and smell even better.
Check your local recycling facilities at https://www.recyclenow.com/what-to-do-with
