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Let what is no longer needed flow away,
and make a new current.
Mio is the channel of water
a boat follows.
A scent for clearing stagnant air and hesitation,
and moving on toward what comes next.
Kuromoji ｜ a Japanese aromatic wood that wards off ill fortune
Sandalwood ｜ draws in happiness and harmony
Hinoki cypress ｜ keeps a room clear
Four-leaf ｜ a symbol of good luck
Specifications
Precautions
- This is a room fragrance. Do not apply directly to skin or fabric.
- Store away from open flame, high heat, humidity and direct sunlight.
- Use out of reach of small children and pets.
- Made with natural essential oils; slight variation in scent and colour is normal.
- Some people may find the scent irritating. If you feel unwell, stop use and ventilate the room.
- If you are pregnant or nursing, have a medical condition, or are sensitive to fragrance, consult a doctor before use.
- Avoid use when unwell, and avoid prolonged use.
- Not for consumption. If it enters the eyes or mouth, rinse immediately.
Kuromoji — described as a fine woody note with the brightness of rose and the deep, dark sweetness of brown sugar — comes from Aomori Prefecture. Hinoki from the branches and leaves adds a citrus-like freshness; four-leaf brings a sharp, green tone carrying florals and sweetness, and a touch of sandalwood draws it all together.
A protective scent that keeps ill fortune away.