Relaxation Lavender Eye Pillow Pale Blue Floral Pattern

SANDWICK BAY CANDLES LIMITED

£16

Filled with dried lavender and 100% natural flaxseed, this aromatherapy eye pillow is a perfect companion to your meditation, yoga, or relaxation practice. Soft and lightweight, it comfortably hugs your eyes and forehead, blocking out light and releasing facial tension. A slight pressure on your eyes helps you to relax more deeply and relieves stress. The washable pillowcase is made from premium quality Pima cotton lawn, a beautifully soft fabric that behaves like silk. Like Egyptian cotton, it has long-fibred tensile strength and an amazingly soft feel. Weight 200g Care instructions: Outer pi

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Registered at Companies House as SANDWICK BAY CANDLES LIMITED, number SC613513. Checked 2026-08-29.
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