Earl of East Japanese Bathing Ritual Mezame Shower Spray

If you’re living in London, chances are that you’ve passed the Earl of East stores and done a double take: picture a haven of plants, plush pillows and their all-famous home fragrances. Formed around four pillars – ‘Create’, ‘Curate’, ‘Collaborate’ and ‘Community’ – the lifestyle store-cum-studio is beloved for its in-store candle-pouring and workshops. What started in Hackney as a succinct edit of candles has since evolved into a line of home fragrance favourites that spans across bath salts, incense and aromatic mists. Beyond their effortlessly chic vessels and refined typography, the candles are made from an eco-soy blend of high-quality, raw materials from ethical suppliers; co-founder Niko Dafkos assures that “their work does not contribute to deforestation and respects the rights of workers and indigenous people”. Which scent are you adding your space?

Taking its name from the Japanese word for 'awakening', Earl of East's Japanese Bathing Ritual Mezame Shower Spray was created to instil your morning routine with a scent so invigorating you'll have the energy to jump out of the shower (and the good sense to step carefully out...).

A testimony to simplicity, this profoundly minimalistic formula - there are only three ingredients(!) is hand-blended in London to ensure its quality and performance. Soon to be a staple in your morning ritual, this therapeutic mist is the perfect way to cultivate an uplifted, energetic mood from the get-go. Simply breathe deep...

Aqua (Water), Eucalyptus globulus (Eucalyptus) oil , Phenoxyethanol Ethylhexylglycerin (Preservative)

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Allow the shower to steam up before spraying to allow the uplifting Eucalyptus scent to rise with the steam.

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