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Notes: Fresh, aldehydic, citrus, marine, lavender, rose, jasmine, lily of the valley, ylang-ylang, musk, oakmoss, patchouli, sandalwood, and cedarwood
Spraying this pillow mist will transform your space into a personal spa. Some customer reviews even mentioned loving it so much that they purchased a spare bottle for their car. We’d match the brand’s French countryside vibes with this French flax linen sheet set from Bed Threads. The ‘Turmeric’ shade even evokes the brand’s signature color and senior digital editor Zoë Sessums once called the bedding “sturdy, beautiful, and perfect for temperature control.”
Notes: Petitgrain, orange, rose
Both a room and linen spray, Taunt is described as alluring and comforting, a powerful combination thanks to fresh top notes and warm bottom notes like vanilla. “Every element in Dedcool’s Taunt room spray works perfectly together in harmony. It’s got warmth and just a hint of sweetness,” says Lee. The petite glass bottle is 100% recyclable, but reviewers swear it’s three fluid ounces of pure bliss. We think it’d pair nicely with this Buffy striped number that’s got a classic vibe and a similarly well-balanced feel.
Notes: Bergamot, cassis, vanilla and amber
Aromatherapy is one thing, but OSEA Malibu’s award-winning pillow mist specifically targets your vagus nerve to promote wellness. The blend of essential oils, including chamomile and lavender, will transform your bedroom into a serene oasis. Use this scalloped Serena & Lily set in a blue and white colorway to convert your bedroom into a calm, coastal oasis from smell to slumber.
Notes: Chamomile, juniper berry, lavender, lemon tea tree, and Moroccan rosemary
The most budget-friendly pick, this under $10, essential oil-infused spray is backed by more than 5,000 five-star reviews on Amazon. There are several soothing scents, but fans are partial to sleep-inducing Lavender Serenity. For a match made in sleep heaven, opt for this dusty mauve sheet set from Quince, one of our go-tos for high-quality, affordable bedding.
Notes: night-blooming jasmine, ylang-ylang, coconut milk, chamomile, French lavender, amber, patchouli, and rosewood
One study shared that eucalyptus had sedative powers for mice, so we have science-backed evidence that this candy cane-smelling spray will send you into dreamland. We also love how the bottle, which is made from 100% post-consumer recycled bottles, features illustrations of the key notes. As an homage to its prominent peppermint aroma, pair it with this candy cane-inspired set we found from Anthropologie.
Notes: Eucalyptus, peppermint, and bush lavender
Speaking of, if you’ve ever walked into an Anthropologie, you’re well aware of the best-selling scent from Capri Blue. In room spray form, it’s just as intoxicating and sweet, and the bold blue and silver bottle is the ultimate accent for a coastal-inspired nightstand. We’d play up the striking bottle with this cobalt blue-trimmed Rebecca Udall bedding that’s simple but beautiful.
Notes: Sugared citrus and tropical fruits
Another Amazon favorite, this best-selling pillow spray employs stress-relieving, relaxing ingredients to help you sleep more soundly. If you need more support in that department, it’s one part of a collection of better sleep solutions. We think it’d be the perfect way to ensure any overnight guest gets a full eight hours. Pair it with this energetic floral print from Schoolhouse to create a home away from home they may never want to leave.
Notes: Lavender, chamomile, and vetiver
From the makers of the celeb-favorite Baccarat Rouge, this spray’s olfactory palette consists of leathery musk juxtaposed with floral and citrus. For a scent Lee likened to “checking into a five-star hotel or shopping at a luxury boutique,” we’d choose these hotel-quality Frette sheets.
Notes: Musk, bergamot, bouquet of fresh white flowers, and lemon
“I wasn’t familiar with the Toile fragrance line prior to testing this product, but to me it smells soft and powdery,” says commerce director Rachel Fletcher. She noticed the aroma was “much more subtle” after it’s fully settled into the fabric with “a bit of floral that embodies an expensive hotel scent more than anything else.” She recommended misting it over this Piglet in a Bed gingham set for a night’s rest that feels as good as gold.
Notes: Bergamot, aldehyde, lily of the valley, violet silk, cotton musk
