Summer Survival Kit
Summertime Outdoor Botanical Kit
Your complete DIY summer companion—pure botanical essential oils, soothing aloe gel, and reusable glass bottles to refresh skin after sun exposure, soothe outdoor skin discomfort, and craft invigorating summer outdoor sprays.
Kit Includes:
Lemon Eucalyptus Essential Oil (10 ml): A vibrant, crisp citrus-conifer oil with a bright, refreshing aroma—ideal for crafting custom outdoor body mists and refreshing patio sprays.
Rose Geranium Essential Oil (10 ml): A harmonious floral-green botanical that balances skin moisture, refines skin texture, and adds a sweet, rosy note to outdoor body sprays.
Highland Lavender Essential Oil (10 ml): High-altitude French lavender to soothe skin after sun and wind exposure, calm surface redness, and set a peaceful tone for restful evening routines.
2 x Glass Spray Bottles (50 ml): Cobalt blue glass bottles designed to mist custom outdoor body sprays and refreshing patio mists.
1 x Glass Lotion Bottle with Aloe Vera Gel (50 ml): Hydrating organic aloe gel base for crafting custom after-sun cooling gels.
1 x Glass Roll-On Bottle with Aloe Vera Gel (10 ml): Precision roll-on bottle filled with aloe gel for targeted cooling care on skin exposed to summer elements.
DIY Summer Recipe Guide: Easy step-by-step instructions for mixing cooling after-sun gels, post-outdoor roll-ons, and refreshing summer patio mists.
Key Summer Skin & Outdoor Benefits:
Soothing After-Sun Hydration: Cools and hydrates heat-stressed, sun-exposed, or wind-chapped skin, helping quiet surface redness and restore moisture balance.
Targeted Surface Comfort: Delivers gentle, cooling spot care to calm skin reactivity and soothe discomfort after outdoor activities.
Crisp Outdoor Aromatic Spritzers: Invigorates body and air with refreshing herbal and citrus-floral notes during outdoor hikes, camping trips, or patio gatherings.
Restful Evening Unwind: Helps quiet a busy mind and ease daily tension after active summer days, promoting a peaceful atmosphere for bedtime rest.
