Lavender Flower Water

Fresh Air in a Bottle

The lavender you're thinking of—the one in sachets, candles, old soap bars—is concentrated, heavy, almost purple-smelling. This isn't that.

This is what lavender smells like when you stand in a field of it on a June morning. Green stems, grassy notes, a little sweet but mostly just clean air. We harvest lavender from our Kent Island farm and distill it in our Owings Mills facility. The steam pulls out the scent and leaves behind this pale, barely-there mist that smells like the plant itself, not a perfume version of it.

People spray it on their face after washing. Some mist their pillows before bed. Others keep it in their gym bag because it smells better than everything else in there.

It doesn't stick around. You spray it, you smell it for a minute, maybe two, then it's gone. That's the point. It's refreshing, not lingering.

Spray It Where You Need It

• Morning: Spray your face after washing, before moisturizer. Or skip moisturizer and follow with facial oil—the water helps it absorb.
• Post-Shower: Mist your neck, chest, arms while your skin's still damp. The scent sits light.
• Hair: Spray into your brush or directly onto hair when it needs a reset. Smells cleaner than dry shampoo, no powder residue.
• Before Bed: A few sprays on your pillow. Some people swear they sleep better. We can't make that claim, but they keep buying it.
• In Your Bag: Gym bag, work bag, car console. Anywhere you want something that smells like outside without actually going outside.
• Storage: Keep it away from direct sunlight and heat. Hydrosols don't last forever if you bake them on a windowsill.

Use within six months of opening. Store away from heat and direct sunlight.

CAUTIONS: External use only. Discontinue if irritation occurs. Store away from light and heat.

What’s Inside?

• Lavender Flower Water (2oz): Steam-distilled from hand-harvested lavender (Lavandula angustifolia) grown on our Kent Island farm
• Aspen Bark Extract: Natural preservative from tree bark

Two ingredients. Nothing else.

Why This Flower Water?

• Farm-Grown, Maryland: We grow the lavender ourselves on our Kent Island farm and distill it in our Owings Mills facility. Small batches, checked by hand.
• Hydrosol Not Essential Oil: This is the water left over from steam distillation—gentle plant essence, not the concentrated oil. The scent is light and fades naturally.
• Works Multiple Ways: Face mist after cleansing. Body spray after showering. Hair refresher when you're between washes. Pillow spray before bed.
• Different From Candles: This smells like the actual plant—green, grassy, a little sweet. Not the heavy, concentrated lavender scent you're used to.
• Sensitive Skin Friendly: Two ingredients, nothing harsh, pH-balanced. People with reactive skin use this.