Essential Oil Roller: Nighty Night for Sleep Assist

Essential Oil Roller: Nighty Night for Sleep Assist

Your bedtime signal.

Your body gave up hours ago. Your brain did not get the memo. Nighty Night is a calming sleep-support roller blended with lavender, mandarin, cedarwood, and benzoin, each botanical chosen for its long history of traditional use in supporting relaxation, easing the mind, and preparing the body for genuine rest. Roll it on before bed, breathe slowly and let the evening finally feel like it belongs to you. No melatonin. No synthetics. Just botanicals that have been helping people sleep for a very long time.

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No Synthetic Fragrance

100% Botanical

S;eep Assist Blend

THE SCENT

Soft lavender opens it - familiar and immediately settling. Cedarwood Atlas adds depth underneath, earthy and warm. Mandarin sits between them, gently citrusy without being bright. Benzoin closes it - a sweet, warm resin that makes Nighty Night feel like the end of the day rather than just another scent.

HOW TO USE

Apply 30-60 minutes before bed - pulse points on wrists, neck, and behind the ears. Roll onto the soles of your feet for deeper absorption and a gentler delivery. Breathe in slowly a few times after applying. 

 

The inhalation is as important as the topical application. Combine with a consistent bedtime to help your body build a sleep-onset association with the scent.

INGREDIENTS

Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride (Fractionated Coconut Oil), Lavandula Angustifolia (Lavender) Oil, Citrus Reticulata (Mandarin) Peel Oil, Cedrus Atlantica (Cedarwood Atlas) Oil, Styrax Benzoin Resin, Tocopherol (Vitamin E)

 

6 named ingredients. Every one listed and explained.

STORAGE & CAUTIONS

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Avoid leaving in a hot car or near heat sources. Best used within 12 months

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Patch test recommended before first use. Discontinue use if irritation occurs. Avoid contact with the eyes. Keep out of reach of children. Not recommended during pregnancy without consulting a healthcare provider. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

No Synthetic Fragrance

All botanical. Nothing hiding behind 'fragrance' or 'parfum.'

No Alcohol

Oil-based formula that sits gently on pulse points and releases slowly as you warm up.

Lavender-Led Blend

If lavender doesn't agree with you, see Sleep Tight - the lavender-free alternative.

6 Named Ingredients

Fully disclosed. Every oil named and explained.

Research-Backed

Lavender, cedarwood, and mandarin all have published research supporting their

how nighty night works

Your bedtime signal. A lavender-led sleep blend with enough warmth and depth to make it feel like a proper wind-down, not just a spritz of lavender.

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LAVENDER STARTS THE WIND-DOWN

The most studied essential oil for sleep. Lavender activates GABA receptors and lowers heart rate and blood pressure, the same direction as most sleep medications, at a fraction of the intensity. Multiple clinical trials support lavender inhalation for sleep onset and quality.

2

CEDARWOOD ATLAS DEEPENS THE EFFECT

Cedrene compounds in cedarwood interact with serotonin receptors and have studied sedative properties. It adds earthy depth to the blend and prolongs the calming effect of the lavender, the reason the blend holds through the night rather than just at application.

3

MANDARIN SMOOTHS THE TRANSITION

Mandarin is the gentlest citrus in aromatherapy, calming rather than stimulating, and specifically used in evening blends for its sleep-positive properties. It softens the heavier notes and keeps Nighty Night from going too heavy or medicinal.

4

BENZOIN SETTLES EVERYTHING

A warm, slightly sweet resin that rounds the entire blend. Benzoin adds the depth and comfort that makes this distinctly a bedtime scent rather than a general calming blend. Apply to pulse points and let the warmth of your skin develop it slowly.

why nighty night?

  • For the Mind

  • For the Senses

Lavender

The most studied essential oil for sleep. Activates GABA receptors and reduces heart rate and blood pressure. Multiple clinical trials show measurable improvements in sleep onset and quality with lavender inhalation.

Cedarwood Atlas

Cedrene compounds interact with serotonin receptors and have documented sedative properties. Studied for their ability to deepen and extend the calming effect of lavender in sleep blends.

 

Mandarin

The calming citrus, used in evening blends specifically for its sleep-positive, nonstimulating character. Softens the heavier notes and supports the transition from wakefulness to rest.

 

The Opening

Soft, familiar lavender - the note that immediately tells your nervous system what's coming. Clean and floral without being sharp.

 

The Heart

Cedarwood Atlas grounds the blend into something warm and earthy. The note that makes Nighty Night feel like more than just lavender, it adds complexity and depth.

The Finish

Benzoin closes it sweetly and warmly. A resinous base note that lingers on the skin and makes the scent feel rounded and complete long after you've applied it.

frequently asked questions

Q: How long before bed should I apply it?

A: 30-60 minutes before bed is ideal. Building a consistent routine with Nighty Night helps your body build an association between the scent and sleep onset. It becomes more effective the more consistently you use it.

Q: What if I'm sensitive to lavender?

A: See Sleep Tight - it covers the same sleep function without any lavender, using Roman chamomile, vetiver, and neroli instead. It's in the same range and does the same job for lavender-sensitive or lavender-averse people.

Q: Can I use this alongside melatonin?

A: Yes, they work differently and are complementary. Melatonin regulates the timing of sleep; Nighty Night supports the nervous system state that makes sleep possible. Many people find the combination more effective than either alone.

Q: Where should I apply it?

A: Wrists, neck, behind the ears, and the soles of your feet. Pulse points deliver warmth that releases the scent gradually. The soles of your feet are a good choice if you find the scent too strong near your face at full strength.