Time to read: Three minutes
Series: Forest Rituals
One light mist can reset a room—fresh and neutral, then step back. Courtesy begins with a simple, repeatable setup.

Why it matters
Many sprays chase odor with heavy fragrance and add yet another bottle to replace. That feels wasteful and often competes with personal scent or sensitive noses. A considerate routine starts differently: clean decanting, measured distance, a lock that prevents drips, and a bottle designed for long life.

Refill & care
Keep one durable bottle in service; refill when needed. Rinse and air-dry the bottle between refills for a clean, low-residue experience. Pouches store flat and light to reduce materials and clutter. Natural inputs can show subtle seasonal or harvest variation; performance stays consistent while the light hinoki note may shift slightly. Refill, not replace.

Label, disclosed
Formulated with Jeju Hinoki Cypress (Chamaecyparis obtusa) Water to deodorize fabrics and refresh rooms without artificial fragrance. Labels use clear INCI naming and batch codes for traceability. We upcycle foliage from routine pruning and employ steam distillation to capture a light hinoki note. PETA Certified Vegan. Cruelty-free.replace.

Placement & timing
Bedroom: mist before making the bed; open a window for sixty seconds to refresh air.
Entry: sweep coats and the shoe zone once daily as shared-space etiquette.
Wardrobe: mist inside collar and lining at night so garments feel neutral by morning.
Office or studio: one light pass before meetings keeps the room clear and polite.
Travel: a 100 mL bottle supports carry-on routines; mist garments before sleep to reset.
Proof — Sustainability: Designed to refill; long-life bottle and lightweight pouch reduce materials.
Why it feels different: Fresh and neutral—never a new smell on top of yours.
Ownership moment: A small refill habit keeps your home orderly—and your shelf light.