OCTUBRE

According to rural tradition, fall begins on September 29th (San Miguel). This is the moment when nature prepares and fertilizes its soils, with the fall of the leaves, to start its life cycle. It is a season of transition and great changes. The days get shorter, temperatures drop. On a social level, fall means returning to work or studies. Like any beginning, the fall is a time of much change, which can generate some anxiety. Our bodies and minds need to adapt. Luckily nature, as always, offers us what we need.

Lemon verbena (Aloysia citrodora): Acts on our nervous system, calming us down and helping to focus our attention.Myrtle (Myrtus): A relaxing scent and a well-known decongestant for the respiratory system.Juniper (Juniperus communis), Pine (Pinus halepensis): The perfect combination to fight the first colds of the year. Antiseptic and antimicrobial, due to their load of phytoncides, they reinforce our immune system.Oakmoss (Evernia prunsatri): Balsamic and stabilizer..Tangerine (Citrus reticulata): The first citrus fruit to ripen in the fall. Like his first cousins, he lifts the spirits and awakens the senses.

Our INSIDE SCENTS, apart from having a lower concentration of essence and alcoholic graduation, do not differ in any way from any of our other fragrances. The high quality of its raw materials (organic molasses alcohol, 100% natural essential oils, tinctures and hydrolates) is exactly the same, so you can use them perfectly as a perfume (subtler, if you want), spraying it on your skin and hair. To change the vibes of a space, you can spray it in the air, but for greater permanence it is advisable to do it on fabrics (curtains, carpets, upholstery) as long as you respect the minimum 25cm (9,8 in) distance to avoid possible stains. You can also spray it on clothing items such as foulards, scarves or coats to dress up with the scents of each season.Each INSIDE SCENTS box includes a poster with an illustration inspired by each of the seasons and their aromas, by Sonia Estévez, and a text by the creator of Bravanariz. You can hang the poster anywhere in your home, and thus decorate it with the season in which you find yourself.