1. The Feeling
Warmth layered over cleanliness.
Spiced Serenity carries a soft heat — cinnamon and clove unfolding gently against a bright trace of orange. The alcohol evaporates quickly, leaving behind something deeper than sterility.
It feels protective. Grounding. Subtly energising.
Clean, without the coldness.
 
2. The Experience
Used after evening practice, when the room is still warm.
Kept in a bag during winter travel.
Misted over a mat before it’s rolled and stored.
This is not a sharp, clinical sanitiser. It is cleansing with atmosphere — a blend that purifies surfaces while softly shifting the mood of a space.
The spices linger lightly in the air, never heavy, just enough to feel considered.
 
3. The Material
Formulated with 70% rubbing alcohol to effectively eliminate harmful bacteria and viruses, ensuring reliable hygiene for both hands and yoga mats.
Distilled water creates a balanced base for safe and even application.
Aloe vera gel supports the skin, helping to prevent dryness and maintain softness after repeated use.
The aromatic profile is composed of pure essential oils selected not only for scent but for their natural antimicrobial qualities:
– Cinnamon for warmth and strength
– Clove for depth and antibacterial support
– Orange for brightness and gentle antiseptic lift
Each element is purposeful — cleansing at its core, refined in its expression.
 
4. How People Use It
A spray across palms before stepping into a studio.
A light mist over a mat at the end of practice.
Kept nearby during colder months.
Used between transitions, when a reset is needed.