ZEN SOUL STUDIO
FOREST RETREAT Room Mist
FOREST RETREAT Room Mist
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pine · douglas fir · eucalyptus · birch · juniper-berry · cedar-wood
A sensory‑luxe ritual designed to steady the breath and reconnect you with a deeper sense of presence. This grounding blend helps dissolve mental noise and invites a quiet, rooted calm to settle through your whole being.
Forest Therapy is created for moments when you crave space — when life feels fast, your energy feels scattered, or you long for the soothing embrace of nature. This blend restores emotional balance and nervous‑system ease, guiding you back to clarity and inner steadiness.
- Pillow & room mist for grounding & calm
- Expertly composed with pure, 100% natural essential oils
- Created to support presence, clarity and emotional grounding
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Aroma Essence
The scent opens with refreshing eucalyptus, lifted by bright birch and clean juniper berry. Pine and fir needle add that unmistakable forest‑fresh clarity, while cedar-wood settles everything with a warm, grounding depth. The result is a balanced, spacious aroma that feels like opening a window straight into the trees.
How to use
Shake gently before use. For your room, lightly mist into the air and allow the aroma to settle naturally.
For pillows and fabrics, lightly spray from a distance to create a soft, refreshing aroma.
Always test on a small, inconspicuous area of fabric first. Avoid delicate or light-coloured fabrics and do not spray directly onto skin.
Caution: We do not recommend to Spray fabric with Sweeet Orange on Fabrics as they Essential oils is a deep orange
Wellbeing benefits
Eucalyptus — cool, airy and invigorating; the crisp top note that instantly freshens a space
Birch — bright and uplifting; helps ease mental fatigue and refresh the senses
Juniper Berry — clean, crisp and clarifying; adds a fresh green sharpness
Pine & Fir Needle — purifying, refreshing and reminiscent of crisp forest air
Cedar wood — grounding and stabilising; adds warmth and depth as the final anchoring note