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Slow North Midnight Garden linen spray

Linen Spray - Midnight Garden

$21.00

A Floral-Herbal Midnight Garden Scent for Fabrics

Midnight Garden Linen Spray blends lavender, rosemary, geranium, and frankincense essential oils in a 4 fl oz amber glass bottle. The scent moves between soft floral notes, aromatic herbs, and a resinous finish, giving compatible fabrics and small spaces a layered fragrance profile.

Scent Profile

  • Lavender for a soft floral-herbal note
  • Rosemary for aromatic freshness
  • Geranium for a green floral layer
  • Frankincense for a warm resinous finish

How to Use

Shake well and mist lightly over compatible linens, towels, clothing, curtains, or upholstery, or into a small space. Test an inconspicuous area first for colorfastness and follow the material’s care instructions.

Ingredients & Cautions

Water, aloe vera whole leaf juice, witch hazel, lavender oil, rosemary leaf oil, geranium oil, frankincense oil, silver dihydrogen citrate, and citric acid. Avoid eyes and ingestion and keep away from children, pets, and open flames.

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About This Product
Best For
Refreshing compatible linens, fabrics, and small spaces.
Key Benefits
  • 4 fl oz amber glass
  • Lavender, rosemary, geranium and frankincense oils
  • Multi-surface fabric refresh use
Measurements & Specifications
Measurements
4 fl oz.
Specifications
4 fl oz amber-glass linen and room spray; essential-oil scent profile: lavender, rosemary, geranium and frankincense; shake well and mist lightly over compatible fabrics or into a small space; test fabric colorfastness first; keep away from eyes, children, pets and open flames.
Materials
Water, aloe vera whole leaf juice, witch hazel, lavender oil, rosemary leaf oil, geranium oil, frankincense oil, silver dihydrogen citrate and citric acid
What's Included
One 4 fl oz Midnight Garden linen spray.
Use & Compatibility
For compatible linens, towels, clothing, curtains, upholstery, and small-space fragrance. Test fabrics for colorfastness first.

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