Time to read: Three minutes
Series: Whispers from the Cypress Lab
Hinoki is natural. Like a vintage, small seasonal shifts are normal—performance stays consistent while the note can change.

Why it matters

People expect consistency, especially on linens and in shared spaces. With natural inputs, absolute uniformity of note is not realistic—or desirable. Clear guidance helps: what may vary, what does not, and how to keep the refresh routine predictable and polite.

Inside the variation

The Spray is formulated with Jeju Hinoki Cypress (Chamaecyparis obtusa) Water from pruned foliage. Climate and harvest timing can shape a light hinoki note—sometimes slightly brighter, sometimes softer. What does not change is function: a fine mist that deodorizes fabrics, refreshes rooms, and returns to fresh and neutral within minutes.

How to keep results steady

• Distance and dosage. Mist at arm’s length; two light passes beat one heavy spray.
• Room airflow. Crack a window or run a brief fan cycle; neutrality settles faster.
• Layering etiquette. Refresh first; let garments dry; apply personal fragrance last so your scent remains primary.
• Storage matters. Keep upright, away from heat or direct sun to preserve the note.

Label, disclosed

We verify each batch for a low-residue finish and skin-friendly contact. Labels show INCI naming, care instructions, and a batch code for traceability. The product is PETA Certified Vegan and cruelty-free. No artificial fragrance is added.

Refill & care

Between refills, rinse and air-dry the bottle to keep the mist consistent. After each use, lock the trigger to OFF and press fully once to release pressure. Designed to refill, not replace.
Proof — Clean Made: PETA Certified Vegan. Cruelty-free. Label disclosed; no artificial fragrance.