Aromatherapy Liberty Print Eye Pillow - Lodden Blue

SPRITZ WELLNESS LIMITED

£30

Aromatherapy Eye Pillow · Lodden Blue A gently weighted eye pillow filled with dried lavender and chamomile, finished in the Lodden Blue Liberty print. Fill Buckwheat Hull Linseed Scent Lavender Chamomile Fabric Liberty Tana Lawn Explore Other Prints Shop All Prints → Aromatherapy Eye Pillow Create a moment of deep calm with the Spritz Wellness Eye Pillow. Designed to gently block out light during yoga, meditation, massage, or sleep , this generously sized eye pillow helps soothe tired eyes, release facial tension, and deepen relaxation before rest. Filled with dried lavender and chamomile to

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SPRITZ WELLNESS LIMITED, number 11001126. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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Where it is made
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