How to Use:

• Mist in the kitchen and bathroom to freshen the air
• Apply to countertops, windows and glass, and wipe clean to remove grease
• Use as a yoga mat spray 
• Add 1-2 tablespoons to a bath 

Ingredients: 100% Cedar Leaf Hydrosol 

Caution: Hydrosols are gentler and safer to use than essential oils however some may have reactions to cedar. We recommend doing a skin patch test before applying.

Shipping Update: Because this product is packed in glass, there is risk for freezing during shipping when temperatures drop below freezing. We do not recommend ordering this product to be shipped when there is risk of temperatures dropping below freezing across Canada or the United States however it is available to order for local deliveries and in-store pickup. Please get in touch if you have any questions!

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How to Use:

• Add 2-3 drops to a diffuser
• Pour a few drops into the bottom of your shower to bring the scent of an outdoor shower inside
• Add a few drops to cotton balls and place in a closet
• Blend into natural household cleaning products 
• Blend 2 drops of cedar oil with 10 drops of lavender oil and add to a diffuser 

Ingredients: 100% Cedar leaf essential oil

Caution: Always practice caution and consult with a qualified healthcare practitioner when using essential oils. Cedar leaf oil can be toxic if ingested. Dilute liberally in a carrier oil and use a patch test to check for skin irritation before applying topically. Avoid use during pregnancy. 

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We harvest this lavender in early summer and hang it in our barn until it’s perfectly dried. Each bag is de-budded, weighed, packaged and stamped by hand.

How to Use:

• Pour a few spoonfuls into a warm bath
• Blend with sugar and coconut oil to create a calming body scrub
• Throw handfuls of lavender flower confetti for weddings and celebrations
• Sprinkle into hot water for a soothing facial steam
• Use to make crafts and handmade gifts

Ingredients: Dried french lavender buds 

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When stored in a cool, dark place, these lavender sachets can retain their sweet scent for years. 

How to Use:

• Place in drawers or loop onto hangers to keep linens fresh 
• Tuck a sachet under your pillow
• Use as an air freshener in your car or throughout your home

Ingredients: Dried lavender buds (Grosso)

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When properly stored, these bouquets will hold their scent and colour for years. Avoid contact with light, heat and humidity. 

Each bouquet includes approx. 120 stems.

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This cold-process soap is made with activated charcoal to absorb impurities. 

Key Ingredients:

• Activated Charcoal: cleanses the skin
• Bilston Lavender Essential Oil: soothes the skin
• Bilston Beeswax: increases hardness for a longer lasting soap

Skin Types:

• Normal to Oily

Full Ingredients: *Olive oil, *coconut oil, *shea butter, *avocado oil, *castor oil, **lavender essential oil, **beeswax, activated charcoal, **lavender hydrosol, sodium hydroxide (lye)

*Organic  **From Bilston Creek Farm

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Each eye pillow is made from hand stitched linen, filled with Bilston’s own lavender and Saanichton Farm’s wheat berries. The wheat berries provide a gentle weight, while lavender promotes a peaceful feeling.

These eye pillows can be chilled in the freezer to reduce puffiness, or warmed in the microwave to release a potent lavender scent and create a comforting hot pack. The outer linen cover is removable and washable to keep your eye pillow clean and fresh. 

How To Use: 

• To Warm: Heat in the microwave for 15 seconds. Remove and shake contents to disperse. Continue heating in 15 second increments if desired. Take care not to overheat, and test temperature before applying to the delicate skin of the eyes. 
• To Cool: Place the eye pillow in the freezer before applying to the eyes or anywhere you have tension.
• To Wash: Remove outer cover and wash by hand or machine at a low temperature. Let the cover dry completely before replacing. Do not wash the pillow insert. 

Caution: Flammable material. Contents may burn. Do not overheat. 

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This moisturizing cold-process soap is made with wild rosehips.

Key Ingredients:

• Rosehip Seed Oil: moisturizes
• Bilston Lavender Essential Oil: soothes the skin
• French Pink Clay: gently removes impurities and brightens dull skin

Skin Types:

• Normal to Dry

Full Ingredients: *Coconut oil, *sweet almond oil, *shea butter, rosehip seed oil, *castor oil,  **lavender essential oil, wild rosehips, french pink clay, **lavender hydrosol, sodium hydroxide (lye)

*Organic    **From Bilston Creek Farm

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This cold-process soap is made with soothing lavender, for all skin types.

Key Ingredients

• Shea Butter: moisturizes the skin 
• Bilston Lavender Essential Oil: soothes the skin
• Bilston Beeswax: increases hardness for a longer lasting soap

Skin Types

• Dry to Oily

Full Ingredients: *Olive oil, *virgin coconut oil, **lavender hydrosol, sodium hydroxide (lye), *shea butter, *avocado oil, *castor oil, **lavender essential oil, **beeswax

*Certified Organic **Made on Bilston Creek Farm

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We cut interlocking slats for drainage to extend the life of your soap, and carve a slight slope into the top face to keep your bars from sliding out of place. 

Choose Arbutus or Walnut from the dropdown menu to select your preferred type.

Note: Each piece is completely unique and may not look exactly as show in the photographs. Walnut has a deeper, darker colour while arbutus has warmer, lighter tones.  

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