#This works deep pillow spray skin#

Courtesy Katie Jackson How I use itĮvery night, I lightly spray each of my pillows about 15 minutes before I get into bed. Can't sleep? This pillow spray helps me pass out in minutes. But the best part about the scent, by far, is that it helps cover up the smell of my 150-pound dog, who often jumps into bed with me.

#This works deep pillow spray skin#

However, I haven't noticed any skin irritation. At first, I was nervous about spraying something with fragrance onto my pillowcase, where my face would rest for hours. If I had to describe the scent, I'd say it's mostly lavender with a hint of chamomile. And if your lack of sleep spurs from an inability to calm late-night nerves, these 'scientifically proven ingredients at therapeutic levels' may offer the relaxing experience your nights have been missing. The key ingredients that make up this pillow spray include lavender, chamomile and vetivert - referred to by the brand as the product's 'award-winning superblend.' All three are naturally derived and were chosen specifically for their soothing effects. And after reading through the 3,000+ five-star reviews, I saw no red flags - just the words of very happy customers singing its praises. At Ulta Beauty, where a 2.5-ounce bottle costs $29, nearly 90 percent of buyers say they'd recommend it to friends. On Amazon, it has a 4.4-star average rating from over 4,400 reviews. I opted for the This Works Deep Sleep Pillow Spray because it looked the most promising.