this works Deep Sleep Pillow Spray

It's another highly-raved about product from across the pond - the this works Deep Sleep Pillow Spray ($22.08 USD on FeelUnique.com). this works is a UK brand that produces natural products using ingredients sourced from British farms. The brand sells various skincare, bath and body and wellbeing/aromatherapy products. 

If you're not familiar with the Deep Sleep Pillow Spray, it's a fragrance that's described as "the miracle solution to a good nights sleep", meant to be spritzed on the pillow. It's scented with 100% pure essential oils including lavender, patchouli, ho wood, vetivert, and chamomile. It's also free of phthalates, sulphates, synthetic colours, fragrance, parabens, GMOs, mineral oils, petrolatum, and propolene glycol. Further, the brand does not test on animals or use animal by-products or hormones. All things that I don't lookfor in a product  but make the product all the more attractive. 

At first spritz, the scent isn't overwhelming or perfume-like at all. It's more like the wafting scent of a candle after it's been blown out. The most prominent aromas to my nose are the lavender and chamomile. The spray bottle emits a very fine mist, which my pillow absorbs quite quickly. 

The major claims are that the spray (1) helps users to fall asleep faster and (2) makes users feel more refreshed when they wake up. As such, the ingredients are fitting. Lavender is said to have therapeutic qualities relieve tension and insomnia, chamomile supposedly has a sedative and relaxing effect, and vetivert helps to settle the nerves. 

While I really, really like the scent before bedtime and I do find that it helps me feel more relaxed, I don't find myself falling asleep faster or waking up refreshed. Typically, when I wake up in the morning, I just want to go back to sleep...it's one of the furthest feelings from that of being "refreshed". Nonetheless, it's a nice-to-have product and seems to work well for others.