Melt Away Tension with a Hug of Warmth With Aquarian Bath's Lantern Flower Microwave Pillow
Unknot your worries and soothe sore muscles with the Lantern Flower Microwave Pillow from Aquarian Bath. This luxurious 20x4.75 inch microwave heat pack is filled with Organic herbs, it not only eases tension, but can infuse your senses with calming aromas.
- Gentle, sustained warmth envelops your neck and shoulders, melting away stress and aches like a warm hug from a friend.
- Weighted to perfection (2.5 lbs for plain flax, 2.2 lbs for scented, and filled 2/3 full), it mimics the security of a weighted blanket, promoting deeper relaxation.
- USDA Organic aromatic herbs like lavender, chamomile, and spearmint release their potent, long-lasting fragrance, creating a calming sanctuary. Our Lavender Neck Pillows are the most popular.
- Unlike other heating solutions, flaxseed retains consistent warmth without unpleasant odors or uneven heating, ensuring pure comfort.
- Need a cool sensation instead? Pop it in the freezer for instant pain relief from headaches, hot flashes, or achy joints.
But this pillow isn't just for your neck:
- Its versatile free-form design allows you to target tension anywhere in your body, from your lower back to your abdomen.
- Made with GOTS-certified Organic cotton, both the pillow and its cover are gentle on your skin and free of harmful chemicals, making it perfect for even the most sensitive individuals.
More than just a product, it's a gift of well-being:
- Treat yourself to a daily dose of relaxation and let your worries melt away.
- Surprise a loved one with the ultimate stress reliever, perfect for birthdays, holidays, or simply showing you care.
With every purchase, you'll be supporting certified wildlife habitat, making your feel-good moment even more meaningful.
Choose plain flax or aromatic herbs from the menu to experience the transformative power of Aquarian Bath's Lantern Flower Microwave Pillow.
Care, Instructions and Precautions for Flaxseed Pillows
1 year warranty on seam stitching.
