Silentnight Wellbeing Lavender Scented Pillow – Soft Fluffy Aromatherapy Calming Pillow No Need for Lavender Pillow Spray – Providing Medium Support and Machine Washable, White

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The only crucial part is making it big enough so that you can get the pillow in and out easily, but then not too big. Yoga eye pillows can be used for relaxation or Savasana during yoga sessions to block out light, put a little pressure onto the front of the eyes and help send messages to the brain to relax both the body and mind. I harvest and dry the lavender a couple of times a year and so I am always looking for projects to come up with lavender.

Sometimes lavender pillows are used as eye-pillows and are created to be placed across the eyes and forehead to aid in rest and relaxation. Yoga United’s eye pillows come in a variety of colours, patterns, and contain natural fillings such as flaxseed, linseed, and for a more fragrant experience, lavender eye pillows.It adds scent and so you want some in there, but no one will see it, so there is no visual balance needed. whole flaxseed – the oil in the flaxseed helps retain heat and is less likely to attract mold in comparison to certain grains like rice.

Homescapes camomile and lavender pillows feature an accessible pocket built within each pillow making it easy to access the infusion pouch. similar to the eye pillow, press and turn under the ends of the short end twice, to help create creases for when you hem it later.Sew starting at the short end and then turning the corner to do the long end using a small seam allowance – like 1/8 of an inch. You can use your eyepillow fresh from the fridge to rest tired eyes and reduce puffiness or warm from the radiator to get that melting feeling!

A comforting pillow designed with stress-relief and relaxation in mind, these aromatherapy pillows are available with super Microfibre or goose feather filling. Each pillow comes with a dried lavender or camomile filled pouch, made from 100% cotton and allowing the soothing scents to permeate through your pillow.You can also warm it slightly in the microwave – I’d start with a minute, to begin with, and see how warm it gets as different microwaves have different power wattages. They are not large enough for sleeping on, but rather, a little sachet of comfort to tuck in beside you at night. Sew a small (1/8 inch) seam allowance starting at one of the short ends, turning the corner and along the long end.