This spray is like a warm hug in a bottle for me. It helps initiate immediate and profound emotional release. If I'm feeling clenched up, it instantly relaxes me and lets the pent-up emotion flow through. If I'm already spilling over, it gives me a safe and supportive container, so I don't get overwhelmed. Like a dear friend or mama figure telling you to "let it out." I'm surprised to see some people complaining about the scent, as I found it to be quite mild and pleasant. The effect is aromatherapeutic for me, but the scent also dissipates quite quickly.

I struggle a bit with the scent of this one - it reminds me of the water in a vase after a bouquet has been sitting in it for like a week. Floral, but also a little sickly. For that reason, I'm not keen to apply it to myself. Spraying it on my bedsheets has had no discernible effect. Given that the oil in this series blew my mind wide open the only time I used it, I suspect this water would be a more gentle on-ramp to some important healing, if only I could get over the scent.

I don't know what initially drew me to try Immortal Heart, but it has been an important standby for tough times. If you didn't or don't have a support system with your caregivers or in your life in general, you might consider giving these waters a try especially if life is doling out heavy hits.

For anyone who might be sensitive to floral smells, consider using as a linen spray or spray your pillow and put a fresh pillowcase over it. For what it's worth, the smell grew on me over time.

The scent was not my cup of tea.. until I really needed the support. Suddenly, that water Lily was the most comforting smell in the world. Spray on your sheets when you are in a cocoon of remembrance.

The scent is a little too strongly floral for me to use as a body spray, but I've been doing a light spritz on my shakti mat before working with it and it helps me sink deeper into physical and emotional release.

This was the easiest introduction to working with IH. I’ve been fired up lately, having a lot of aggro energy within myself arise and find that a single spray on me transforms that anger into tears and softens the walls around me. When I am dealing with other aggro folx, especially those I am living with, I find that a spray in the general area mellows everyone out, supports connection and open-heartedness easing everyone’s anger and frustration. I love the quick acting nature of the spray along with the lessened intensity which is appreciated when dealing with such delicate matters of the heart.

This is such a sweet floral scent. I prefer to use it at bedtime for restful, peaceful sleep, especially after long rough days when I need a little extra safety and protection to unwind.

while the oil makes me have therapy breakthroughs and followed by big unpredictable periods of Big Feelings that I emotionally digest, this is less rough or can be. I have used it to jumpstart myself into the realm of the dredging that the oil can bring you to while using it layered with the salve as well, and then its just a pile-on, but I have also used it after a more calming or cleansing bath, like if ive taken an asclepius bath, and I spray just this or this plus a jupiter or asclepius or some Venuses on my body & sheets it does give more comfort and usually brings on sleep. the dreams can be rough but theyre usually pretty telling for me about my true feelings, which are often a mystery to me. it also smells DIVINE. def recommend.

A spritz on the sheets during tough days or when old grief resurfaces is the way with this sweet water! I did not love the scent at first but now it’s one of my favorites. The lily of the valley has really grown on me in our time together.

The smell of this water is close to divine. It’s succulent like a nigh blooming jasmine breeze on a cooling summer evening. I have used this when my cat passed through the veil to the other side and it really helped me feel my emotions and work through them to letting go. It also reminds me of a Nina Ricci perfume my mom used to wear. It’s very nostalgic and warming emotionally. Thank you Kaitlin for bringing forth the healing needed in a grieving time.