Defiant Beauty Relaxing Pillow Spray
The Defiant Beauty Relaxing Pillow Spray would make an ideal get well gift for a cancer patient and would be a perfect hospital gift during cancer treatment.
The Defiant Beauty Pillow Spray by Jennifer Young is the result of having been asked to help to disguise the smell of hospital on several occasions. Lightly fragranced with lavender to relax and calm your mind.
What does hospital smell like? Everyone we ask can describe, or at least recognise that hospital smell. Clients tell us that sleeping on a pillow that smells of hospital is not conducive to sleep and that sleep-in hospital often proves elusive. This is the answer!
- Relaxes and calms the mind whilst you sleep
- 100ml
Lavandula angustifolia
Directions: Spray liberally onto the pillow, lie back and enjoy the faint and relaxing smell of lavender.
Vegetarian and Vegan friendly.
Defiant Beauty Relaxing Pillow Spray
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The Defiant Beauty Relaxing Pillow Spray would make an ideal get well gift for a cancer patient and would be a perfect hospital gift during cancer treatment.
Nobody likes that renouned hospital smell of the pillow, but this spray is here to save the day.
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The Defiant Beauty Relaxing Pillow Spray would make an ideal get well gift for a cancer patient and would be a perfect hospital gift during cancer treatment.
The Defiant Beauty Pillow Spray by Jennifer Young is the result of having been asked to help to disguise the smell of hospital on several occasions. Lightly fragranced with lavender to relax and calm your mind.
What does hospital smell like? Everyone we ask can describe, or at least recognise that hospital smell. Clients tell us that sleeping on a pillow that smells of hospital is not conducive to sleep and that sleep-in hospital often proves elusive. This is the answer!
- Relaxes and calms the mind whilst you sleep
- 100ml
Lavandula angustifolia
Directions: Spray liberally onto the pillow, lie back and enjoy the faint and relaxing smell of lavender.
Vegetarian and Vegan friendly.




