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Deep Sleep Diffuser Oil – Lavender, Cedarwood & Vetiver Blend
  • Deep Sleep Diffuser Oil – Lavender, Cedarwood & Vetiver Blend
  • Deep Sleep Diffuser Oil – Lavender, Cedarwood & Vetiver Blend
  • Deep Sleep Diffuser Oil – Lavender, Cedarwood & Vetiver Blend
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Deep Sleep Diffuser Oil – Lavender, Cedarwood & Vetiver Blend

Deep Sleep Diffuser Oil – Lavender, Cedarwood & Vetiver Blend

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My biggest Mom hack for supporting sleep is our Deep Sleep Diffuser Oil by Balanced Home Apothecary. This essential oil blend combines lavender, cedarwood, eucalyptus, vetiver, and thyme in a grounding aroma for your nighttime wind-down routine.

A balanced aroma for your bedtime ritual

Rather than an overpowering lavender scent, Deep Sleep pairs lavender with grounding botanical notes. As you put away the day's distractions, make this aromatic blend part of a welcoming evening atmosphere.

What is Deep Sleep Diffuser Oil?

Deep Sleep is a high quality essential oil blend intended for use in an essential oil diffuser. 

Essential oil blend

  • Lavender
  • Cedarwood
  • Eucalyptus
  • Vetiver
  • Thyme

How to use

Follow the product label and your diffuser manufacturer's directions for the amount of oil, (but a little goes a long way) water requirements, and operating time. Do not apply this undiluted blend directly to skin.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Ingredients

Lavender, cedarwood, eucalyptus, vetiver, and thyme essential oils.
Directions to use

Use in an essential oil diffuser according to the product label and your diffuser manufacturer's instructions. Follow the recommended oil amount, water requirements, and operating time. Do not apply the undiluted blend directly to skin.
When to reach for this

Evening aromatherapy and bedtime wind-down routines using an essential oil diffuser.
Frequently Asked Questions

What is Deep Sleep Diffuser Oil?
An undiluted essential oil blend for use in an essential oil diffuser as part of an evening wind-down routine.

Which essential oils are in the blend?
Lavender, cedarwood, eucalyptus, vetiver, and thyme.

Is this the same as the ready-to-use rollerball?
No. This listing is for diffuser oil, not a diluted topical rollerball.

How much should I use?
Follow the product label and your diffuser manufacturer's directions for oil amount, water requirements, and operating time.

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A simple, supportive routine — no pressure, no overwhelm.

Support that fits into real life, not another to-do list.

A simple, supportive routine — no pressure, no overwhelm.

Support that fits into real life, not another to-do list.

A simple, supportive routine — no pressure, no overwhelm.

Support that fits into real life, not another to-do list.

A simple, supportive routine — no pressure, no overwhelm.

Support that fits into real life, not another to-do list.

A simple, supportive routine — no pressure, no overwhelm.

Support that fits into real life, not another to-do list.

A simple, supportive routine — no pressure, no overwhelm.

Support that fits into real life, not another to-do list.

A simple, supportive routine — no pressure, no overwhelm.

Support that fits into real life, not another to-do list.

A simple, supportive routine — no pressure, no overwhelm.

Support that fits into real life, not another to-do list.

A simple, supportive routine — no pressure, no overwhelm.

Support that fits into real life, not another to-do list.

Essential oil use 101: skin application is intentional

The reason oil blends are best used on the skin is because the skin acts as a natural gateway allowing oils to penetrate and work their magic from the outside in.

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