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Lavender Dreamland Sleep Spray: A Soft Mist for Pillows and Linens
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The Lavender Dreamland Sleep Spray is a lavender aromatic mist made for pillows, linens and the quiet part of the evening. A light mist over your bedding before bedtime adds a soft botanical fragrance, so turning down the covers smells a little like a summer evening in the rows.
Quick answer: Lightly mist pillows and linens before bedtime and let the fabric dry for a minute or two before you lie down. A little goes a long way from a 2 oz bottle.
How to mist linens
- Hold the bottle several inches away from the fabric.
- Give one or two light sprays over the pillow and the top of the sheet.
- Let it dry briefly before resting your face on the pillow.
On delicate or brightly colored fabric, mist an out-of-sight corner first to make sure you are happy with how it looks once dry. Keep the mist away from your eyes, and do not spray it on pets.
Building an evening routine
Lots of people enjoy the smell of lavender at the end of the day and find it relaxing to breathe in. A small, repeatable ritual helps make the evening feel like the evening:
- Dim the lights and set the phone aside.
- Mist the pillow while you turn down the bed.
- Read a few pages or make a cup of something warm and caffeine-free.
Other ways to use it
| Where | Idea |
|---|---|
| Guest room | Freshen the pillows before visitors arrive |
| Throw blankets | A light mist on the couch blanket |
| Travel | Make a hotel pillow smell more like home |
Storing and gifting
Keep the cap on and store the bottle out of direct sun and away from heat. At 2 oz, it fits easily on a nightstand or in a weekend bag, and it makes a thoughtful gift for new parents, college students and anyone who loves lavender. Build a bedtime set in the Gift Box Builder.
Frequently asked questions
Can I spray it on my skin?
It is made as an aromatic mist for pillows and linens. For skin, look to our body sprays and lotions instead.
Will it leave spots?
A light mist from several inches away is the best way to avoid damp patches. On delicate materials, test a hidden spot first and let it dry before you decide.

































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