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Catnip.
Organically grown catnip, steam-distilled by an artisan in Spain: a grassy, earthy meadow of a scent with a floral note hidden inside, so lovely you understand why cats roll in it.
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About this product
Picture a grassy meadow with small wildflowers in the grass and rich, cool loam between your toes. The first time we sampled this oil on a scent strip, we understood at last why cats roll in catnip: we wanted to roll in it too.
It is a bit earthy, a bit grassy, with a floral note buried somewhere inside, and its complexity keeps drawing you back. The aroma lasts a long time. Our catnip is Nepeta cataria, organically grown and steam-distilled by an artisan distiller in Spain. Diffused, it brightens and lightens the feeling of a room.
Details
- Botanical name: Nepeta cataria L.
- Origin: Spain, organically grown
- Method: steam-distilled by an artisan distiller
- Blends with bergamot, clary sage, lavender, lemon, rosalina, sandalwood and Roman chamomile
How to use
Diffuse a few drops to freshen a room. For topical use, dilute it to 1 to 3 percent in a carrier oil. Not to be taken internally.
A meadow at midsummer, waiting whenever you open the bottle.
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