Neom Organics bypasses lavender for its new Bedtime Hero collection

By Becky Bargh | Published: 4-Mar-2020
Skin Care

The new product blend is designed to move away from traditional lavender scents that help induce sleep

Moving away from traditional notes of lavender, Neom Organics has launched a night-time collection that harnesses the power of chamomile.

The Bedtime Hero range blends ten notes including chamomile, ylang ylang and cedarwood, which are designed to relax the mind and body.

The scent is available in a candle, pillow mist, body butter, bath foam and essential oil blend (from £20).

Speaking about the new launch, Neom Organics’ founder and Creative Director, Nicola Elliot, said: “We all need great sleep, right? But you’re thinking ‘I am not into lavender’, say hello to Bedtime Hero – the newbie which we have blended just for you anti-lavender lot, with chamomile, ylang ylang and cedarwood.”

Customers can shop the range online via neomorganics.com and selected stockists.

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