A heat-activated home scent blend made with real herbs and peels.

No waxes, or artificial ingredients — just clean, natural scent diffusion that makes your space feel like less… a lot.

Benefits:

• Resets your space using gentle, safe aroma

• Designed for clean, single-use simmering

• No wax, no chemicals, no synthetic sprays — just herbs, heat, and calm

• Get easily 3-4 uses per jar!

Instructions:

• Add 2 scoops to 2–3 cups of water in a small pot

• Simmer on low heat (never boil dry)

• Refill water as needed to extend scent

• Discard contents after use — do not reuse

Other Ways to Use Simmer:

• Add to a ceramic electric warmer with water

• Pour steeped blend into a bowl for passive scenting

• Use in a non-mist humidifier bowl (ceramic or glass only)

Free From:

Phthalates • Parabens • SLS • SLES • Formaldehyde • Petroleum-based carriers • Synthetic dyes • Animal testing

SCENT OPTIONS:

Glow

Warm, cozy, and a little bit romantic — like sunshine through a kitchen window.

Ingredients:
Dried orange peel, hibiscus petals, rose petals, soft vanilla sugar blend scent oil

What It Does:

• Warms up the space with a comforting sweetness

• Feels familiar, like a memory you didn’t know you missed

• Ideal for Sunday resets, rainy days, or anytime you need to soften the air

Mood

Deep, grounding, and just spicy enough — think cozy corners and quiet thoughts.

Ingredients:
Dried orange peel, rosebuds, rose petals, tobacco, spice, and warm vanilla scent oil

What It Does:

• Helps bring the energy down when it’s all too much

• Fills your space with emotional depth and warmth

• Use during journaling, deep breaths, or when you just need everyone to stop talking

Awake

Bright, herbal, and citrus-fresh — like throwing open the windows with intention.

Ingredients:
Dried orange peel, calendula petals, rose petals, citrus and fresh spearmint scent oil

What It Does:

• Clears out stale energy and gives the room a fresh start

• Supports alertness without that synthetic "cleaning product" smell

• Perfect for Monday mornings, afternoon slumps, or "get-it-together" moments