#aromatherapy

#aromatherapy

For decades, the humidifier has been a purely utilitarian appliance, a necessary evil we tolerate for the sake of our sinuses during dry winter months. We buy them, use them, and then promptly hide them away when guests come over. They are often clunky, noisy machines that leave a fine white dust on our furniture or create damp spots on the floor.

Shed the stress of the festive season with a trip to Mayfair's newest boutique wellness clinic, Le Petit Saint. From the moment you enter through the blush pink doors, you're cocooned by warm, Pinterest-ready interiors created by Australian designer Blainey North, who's known for overhauling New York's tallest residential building and multiple celebrity abodes. Amid the nap pods, water features and high ceilings peppered with cherubs, you'll find rooms equipped for Hydrafacials, futuristic ExoMind treatments (to improve mental wellness) and IV drips.

Aside from the whole aromatherapy factor, they're also a champion vibe setter, mood-lifter, and the most-well curated among them can also serve as decor. It's a big reason why they've become a safety gift: the one thing you can pick up on the sly when you forgot to buy a potted plant for a housewarming party or a more specific holiday present.

"I wanted to help people who have a spectrum of personal mental health problems."

Spraying this pillow mist will transform your space into a personal spa, according to customers who love it so much they bought it for their car.

This citrusy, revitalizing Loewe scent feels like walking through an orange grove, perfect for energizing your home in spring and summer.

These eye masks are such a nice way to relax and drift off to sleep. They smell like lavender and are warm against my eyes and temples.

I'm a gourmand girl, and this literally smells like a warm cupcake.