A Spring Equinox mist for clearing the air and welcoming new beginnings

There is a moment in early spring when the year seems to pause — light and dark in perfect balance, the ground still cool beneath your feet, the promise of growth humming quietly beneath the soil.

Thicket is an essential oil mist created for that moment.

Inspired by overgrown garden paths, bundled herbs, and the first bright breath of the returning sun, this mist blends lavender, rosemary, and grapefruit into a scent that feels fresh, herbal, and gently uplifting. It is botanical rather than sweet, earthy yet light — like stepping outside on a mild spring morning when everything feels possible again.

Designed with the Spring Equinox in mind, Thicket reflects the season’s themes of balance, renewal, and quiet momentum. Lavender softens and steadies the blend, rosemary brings green clarity and depth, while grapefruit adds a clean, sunlit brightness — a subtle nod to the lengthening days ahead.

Use it to lightly scent a room, refresh linens, or mark a pause in your day as winter loosens its grip and spring begins to stir.

🌿 Scent Notes

• Lavender — soft, floral, and calming
• Rosemary — green, resinous, and herbaceous
• Grapefruit — fresh citrus peel with a gentle brightness
• A clean, botanical blend that feels grounded yet quietly alive.

✨ Details

• 100ml essential oil mist
• Hand blended in small batches
• Glass spray bottle
• Made in the UK
• Each bottle is prepared by hand, so subtle variations are part of its character.

🖤 The Atmosphere

Thicket is for:

• Spring Equinox rituals and seasonal transitions
• Opening windows and letting fresh air in
• Creative work, journalling, and quiet focus
• Lovers of herbal scents, dark academia, and nature-led spaces

🌱 How to Use

Mist into the air, onto linens, or around your space as desired.
Avoid direct contact with skin and eyes.
Always patch test surfaces before use.

🎁 Gifting

• A thoughtful gift for those who love:
• Botanical and herbal fragrances
• Seasonal living and ritual
• Writers, readers, and creatives
• Slow, intentional moments