6 Bottles of Slumber Spray - Mist onto your pillow before sleep Made from Natural Lavender Oils - 100% Grown in Cotswold, England. Made in the UK
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- Lightly mist onto you pillow before bed time and let the relaxing fragrance of our Lavender lull you into a restful nights sleep. Handy 100ml Bottle
- 100% Grown in Cotswold, England. Made in the UK. We currently have approximately 90 acres of lavender. Almost half a million plants and over a hundred miles of rows.
- Although best known for its fragrance, Lavender has been used for its healing properties throughout time and has even been described as nature’s complete first aid remedy. It can be used fresh, dry or as an oil.
- History states that the Romans brought lavender here to England. It is possible that Phoenician traders had already introduced it through trade, but the Romans were the first to commercially grow it as a crop for their use and were probably the first to grow Lavender on the Cotswolds to provide supplies for their soldiers. Its all round healing qualities making it the first choice for many ailments, and one of the first natural antiseptics.
Product description Bulk Buy - 4 Bottles - Slumber Spray - Mist onto your pillow before sleep .. Made from Natural Lavender Oils - 100% Grown in Cotswold, England. Made in the UK Ingredients Lavender Oil, Water
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