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Calming Scents

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7 scents
Lavender Fields★★★★★4.9 (27)Dried lavender in the sunBest inBedrooms, bathrooms$34.95
White Tea★★★★★4.7 (122)Clean tea leaf and soft citrusBest inBedrooms, bathrooms$34.95
White Tea West★★★★★3.9 (16)Crisp tea and pale muskBest inLiving rooms, bedrooms$34.95
Fresh Linen★★★★★4.5 (4)Cotton dried in open airBest inBedrooms, bathrooms$34.95
Gardenia Lily★★★★★4.7 (37)Soft gardenia and green stemBest inBedrooms, bathrooms$27.96$34.95
Asian Lily★★★★★4.5 (12)Clean white lilyBest inHome offices, living rooms$34.95
Chandan - Sandalwood★★★★★5.0 (1)Warm sandalwoodBest inBedrooms, living rooms$27.96$34.95
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Finding Your Calming Scent

Clean Or Soft

People tend to want one of two things from a calming scent. Some want a clean room, which points to White Tea, White Tea West or Fresh Linen. Others want softness, which points to Lavender Fields or Gardenia Lily.

Pick Your Floral

Gardenia Lily is soft summer gardenia with lily. Asian Lily pairs lily with lemon verbena and red lotus.

Match The Room

Bedrooms and bathrooms suit Lavender Fields, Gardenia Lily, Fresh Linen and White Tea. For a living room, try White Tea West or Asian Lily, and Chandan in the evening.

What Customers Are Saying

4.6 out of 5 from 219 reviews

Aroma Country diffuser oil used two ways, as a fine mist room spray with the included sprayer and as a cold air scent diffuser, offering versatile whole-home fragrance from a single bottle

Two Ways To Use Every Bottle

Each bottle can also be used as a room spray with the included fine mist attachment. Because the formula is concentrated and oil-based, a light spray is all you need to fill a room. Avoid spraying directly on leather, vinyl, wood, or painted surfaces, and be cautious over bare floors which can become slippery with repeated use.

What Makes A Scent Feel Calm

Scent is personal, so no single note reads as calm to everyone. What the scents people describe as calm tend to share is a quiet profile: rounded notes, nothing sharp at the top and nothing too sweet underneath.

Lavender is the classic example. It has been tucked into linen closets for generations, and Lavender Fields pairs it with a hint of citrus and a little cedarwood. White tea and fresh linen reach a similar feeling through cleanness, a room that smells tidy and unhurried.

Soft woods are the third route. Sandalwood has a creamy, low warmth that suits people who find fresh scents too bright at the end of the day.

Lavender Fields★★★★★4.9 (27)Dried lavender in the sun$34.95

Our Best Calming Scents

Lavender Fields

Dried lavender in the sun. Gentle and herbal, and one of our most reviewed scents.

White Tea

Clean tea leaf and soft citrus. Our top seller and our most reviewed scent, with a touch of jasmine.

White Tea West

Crisp tea and pale musk. White tea with soft florals and a light woody finish, for living rooms and bedrooms.

Fresh Linen

Cotton dried in open air. Cotton blossom and blue moss over cool musk, like a freshly made bed.

Gardenia Lily

Soft gardenia and green stem. Gardenia with lily, and one of our most reviewed florals.

Asian Lily

Clean white lily. A light floral, with lily and white rose over bamboo and soft musk.

Chandan - Sandalwood

Warm sandalwood. Pure sandalwood on its own, for anyone who finds calm in warmth rather than freshness.

Tips For A Calm Room

Start Low

Begin on the diffuser's lowest setting. A calm scent should stay in the background, and you can always turn it up.

Save One For Evenings

Keep one scent for evenings, such as Lavender Fields or Chandan, and run fresher ones like White Tea during the day.

One Scent Per Room

Layering several soft scents in one room tends to muddy them. Give each its own space.

Calming Scent Questions

What scents are calming?

Lavender, white tea, fresh linen, soft florals like gardenia, and gentle woods like sandalwood are the notes most commonly chosen for a calm room.

What is the most popular calming scent?

In our store, White Tea. It is our top seller and our most reviewed scent. Lavender is the classic calming note, and Lavender Fields is our version.

Which calming scents suit a bedroom?

Lavender Fields, Gardenia Lily, Fresh Linen and White Tea are all suited to bedrooms, and so are White Tea West and Chandan.

What is the difference between White Tea and White Tea West?

White Tea is clean tea leaf with soft citrus, suited to bedrooms and bathrooms. White Tea West is crisp tea with pale musk, suited to living rooms and bedrooms.

What sizes do these come in?

All come in 4 oz., 8.5 oz. and 24 oz. bottles. All but Chandan also come in 1 gallon.

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