Name: Dream Time
Brand: Lush
SKU: 62710-NA
Price: 15 USD
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Story: AYR 24 - Dream Time - Temple Balm

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A temple balm to bring you down gently

Temple balm

0.3 oz.

Organic Candelilla Wax

Lavandin Oil

62710-NA

Sleep Tight

Body Care

Vegan Body Care Products

Customised Lush Gifts

For the Dreamer

Solid Perfume

A soporifically-scented balm that works hard to calm hardworking minds. We blend comforting ginger with soothing sandalwood, lavender and jasmine to create a peaceful aroma that promotes relaxation. Enjoy comfort on the go whenever you need it, especially when winding down before bed.

- Lavender oil is well known for its relaxing aroma

- Jojoba oil and candelilla wax create a beautiful base

Leaving the world Lusher than we found it

Self-preserving: formulated to stay fresh, effective and safe to use without synthetic preservatives.

How to use:&nbsp;Apply directly to your temples and breathe ... take a restful moment before bedtime. Apply a little on your pulse points before you snuggle down for a deep and restful sleep.

How to store:&nbsp;Store somewhere cool with lid closed between uses.

Fragrancing

Balancing

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Natural

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Dare we say, the most relaxing scent you’ll ever smell!

The plant genus Lavandula includes about 47 species of flowering plants. Most famous for ornaments and fragrant extracts is the Lavandula angustifolia species, from which Lush’s lavender oil and absolute are obtained. It is a shrub-like perennial that grows long, slender stems topped with a cluster of purple flowers - small yet very fragrant.

René-Maurice Gattefossé, a French chemist from the early 20th century, accidentally discovered lavender oil's soothing and healing properties. Legend has it that he severely burned his hands during tests in his laboratory and immediately immersed them in lavender oil (which was nearest to him at the time). His hands healed so well that he became passionate about the properties of essential oils, and is now recognised as the ‘father of modern aromatherapy’.

Lush sources lavender oils from a couple of suppliers. <a href="https://www.lush.com/uk/en/a/lavender-under-french-skies">One is based</a> in the warm and sunny region Provence region of France, while the other is an <a href="https://www.lush.com/uk/en/i/organic-lavender-oil">organic-certified Bulgarian distiller</a>.&nbsp;

We also purchase dried strands and flowers, which may have different origins depending on the manufacturing site where your Lush product was made.

Dare with us!&nbsp;<a href="https://www.lush.com/uk/en/c/sleep-better">Here’s a selection</a> of Lush products with lavender that should help you unwind before bedtime.

Ingredient

Soothing

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Humble flowers with super soothing powers.

There are many species of chamomile flowers, and they’re sometimes hard to differentiate from one another - even experts struggle! At Lush, we use two types, easily identifiable and well known in European folk medicine: the German chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla syn. Matricaria recutita) which resembles a daisy, and the Roman chamomile (Anthemis nobilis) that looks like a fuzzy ball of white petals.&nbsp;

Originally white in colour, the German chamomile flowers release a blue pigment when distilled into an essential oil. This is due to&nbsp; an anti-inflammatory compound that forms during steam distillation, called chamazulene. Hence the name: chamomile blue oil.

The flowers’ oils are believed to promote calm and restful sleep when inhaled. They’re often coupled with lavender as they share similar properties and complement each other scents.

Chamomile crops are so fragile that Lush buyers always need to have backup suppliers in case our current ones are unable to produce the amount we need. The source will also change depending on the type of ingredient (oil, dried flowers…) and species. To find out more, browse your Lush product’s list of ingredients and click on the ones you are interested in. This should take you to a page full of details!

Invigorating

Stimulating

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Quite popular in kitchens and medicine cabinets for thousands of years, the root is soothing and invigorating and its oil diffuses an incomparable fragrance.

Ginger (Zingiber officinale) is a plant, and although its flowers and leaves are pleasantly fragrant, it is what lies underground that so excites people, from its native lands in East Asia to the rest of the world. Indeed, the juicy ginger root is highly concentrated in fragrance and flavour, and for millennia has been consumed fresh, dried, grated, powdered, honeyed, syruped, candied and whatever else can be done with it.

What are the benefits of ginger in cosmetics?

Ginger is well-placed in herbalists’ Hall of Fame. It’s been used as a medicine by all civilisations that have been able to grow or purchase it. It was considered by many as the miracle solution to any health issue and was part of many healing concoction recipes. It is still widely used today against nausea and digestive disorders. A notable selling point - somewhat a bit forgotten these days - is that ginger could be an aphrodisiac thanks to its stimulating properties, whether used externally or internally. Modern science hasn't settled on this subject yet, but, at Lush, we never forget the root when creating our Valentine's Day range!

Astringent

Grounding

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Sandalwood is a distinctly reassuring and grounding scent; it creates the base of many marvellous perfumes.

Sandalwood is an umbrella name for many scented trees, all belonging to the Santalum genus. These evergreen trees can grow up to 50 feet tall and have to be at least 25 years old before the wood is ready for distillation.

There are about 10 different types of sandalwood acress various parts of the world. Its aroma can change slightly depending on the origin.

Because of its popular fragrance and importance in many rites and folk medicine around the globe, sandalwood has been overexploited and the harvesting badly managed for centuries, leaving some species endangered. Although regulations have been made by governments, the high value of the wood still leads to smuggling, counterfeits and corruption, making it very difficult to find sustainable sources and a good oil quality. After long investigations and adventures, Lush buyers have found a few reliable sources. To find out more about our suppliers, browse your Lush product’s list of ingredients and click on the ones you are interested in. This should take you to a page full of details!

Calm down before bed with the relaxing scent of Dream Time Temple Balm.

Dream Time Temple Balm

Dream Time

Simmondsia chinensis

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Ricinus communis

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Euphorbia cerifera

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Lavandula Hybrida

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Zingiber officinale

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Warming

Softening

Santalum austro-caledonicum Vieill

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Matricaria chamomilla

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Jasminum grandiflorum

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Our calming temple balm acts as a natural sleep remedy, assisting slumbers with a lavender and chamomile scent, for a good night's sleep.

Dream Time

Temple balm

Gentle and calming

Ingredients

Lavender

Chamomile

Ginger

Sandalwood

Natural Ingredients

Safe Synthetics

*occurs naturally in essential oils.

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