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Lavender & Hinoki Essential Oil Roll-On

Roll-On · 10 ml

ScentCalming lavender wrapped in soft hinoki wood.

Lavender & Hinoki Essential Oil Roll-On

Name: Lavender & Hinoki Essential Oil Roll-On
Brand: Frangipani
Price: 29.99 USD
Availability: InStock

This roll-on blends the soothing floral scent of Lavender with the fresh, woody aroma of Hinoki, inspired by the tranquil forests of Japan. It creates a peaceful atmosphere, calming both mind and body while promoting relaxation. Ideal for moments of stress, this blend evokes a sense of tranquility and connection with nature.

Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis (Sweet Almond) Oil, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, Lavandula Angustifolia (Lavender) Oil, Chamaecyparis Obtusa (Hinoki) Oil, Eucalyptus Radiata (Eucalyptus) Oil, Alpha-tocopheryl Acetate (Vitamin E)

For external use only. Always dilute before applying to skin. Avoid contact with eyes. Keep out of reach of children. Store away from direct sunlight.

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What Lavender & Hinoki Essential Oil Roll-On Does

Calms the Mind & Eases Stress

Soothing lavender and grounding hinoki essential oil quiet a racing mind and melt away tension — a forest-calm reset in a lavender roll-on.

Eases You Into Sleep

A bedtime favorite: lavender's relaxing floral scent and hinoki's woody calm settle body and mind for deeper, more restful sleep.

Grounds & Supports the Breath

The benefits of hinoki essential oil include grounding calm and easier breathing; with eucalyptus and lavender it deepens slow, restful breaths.

Pre-Diluted, Skin-Ready Anywhere

Blended into jojoba and sweet almond oil, this roll-on glides onto pulse points — no dilution needed, a walk in a Japanese forest you can carry.

How to Use Lavender & Hinoki Essential Oil Roll-On

Inner Wrists

Apply to inner wrists, the warmer areas of the arm, to heighten inhalation sensations

Behind the Ears

Roll behind the ears at the mastoid pressure point to reduce inflammation and swelling

Temples

Massage onto temples in circular motions to relieve headaches and migraines

Side of Neck

Glide along the side of neck near the suboccipital triangle for muscle relaxation

The Origin

Inspired by the tranquil cypress forests of Japan — where lavender calm meets the quiet of the woods.

This lavender roll-on blends soothing lavender with hinoki — the sacred Japanese cypress — and a breath of eucalyptus. Hinoki cypress essential oil, steam-distilled from Japan's prized aromatic wood, lends a fresh, grounding forest scent, while lavender brings its timeless calm.

On the Spirit

Lavender soothes the heart; hinoki grounds the spirit — the stillness of a forest at rest.

In traditional practice, lavender clears heavy energy and invites peace, while hinoki's spiritual benefits center on grounding the mind and deepening meditation — a blend made for unwinding and reconnecting with nature.

About This Oil

What are the benefits of this lavender and hinoki roll-on?

It combines lavender's calming, sleep-supporting floral scent with the benefits of hinoki essential oil — grounding calm and easier breathing — for relaxation, stress relief, and restful sleep.

What is hinoki, the Japanese cypress?

Hinoki (Chamaecyparis obtusa) is a slow-growing Japanese cypress revered for its aromatic wood. Hinoki cypress essential oil carries a warm, grounding forest scent that pairs beautifully with lavender's calm.

Is this lavender roll-on good for sleep?

Yes — lavender is renowned for relaxation and better sleep, and hinoki adds grounding calm. Roll it on before bed and breathe slowly to wind down the mind and body.

How do I use this lavender and hinoki roll-on?

Roll onto pulse points — wrists, neck, behind the ears, and temples — then inhale slowly. As a pre-diluted roll-on essential oil it needs no carrier oil; reapply before bed or whenever you need calm.

What does hinoki blend well with?

Hinoki cypress essential oil blends beautifully with lavender, bergamot, and eucalyptus — the grounding, calming combination in this roll-on — and pairs well with cedarwood for extra forest depth.

Loved by our community

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200+ verified reviews

“It lives in my bag now. A quick swipe on my wrists before a meeting and I feel noticeably steadier.”

Priya S.Verified buyer

“Glides on with no greasy feel, and the scent stays close to the skin — personal, not loud.”

Sofia R.Verified buyer

“One at my desk, one by the bed — a small moment of calm built into the day.”

Hannah W.Repeat customer

“The perfect travel companion — small, sturdy, and mess-free, straight into my carry-on.”

Lena M.Verified buyer

“The scent lands soft and close to the skin — no one notices it but me.”

Claire V.Verified buyer

“I gave one to my sister and she ordered two more the same week.”

Yuki A.Repeat customer

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