Eliminated, not masked
Odours become trapped in clothing fibres. Eau de Linen neutralises them at the source.
Why it happens
Public transport
City air carries odours and pollution particles that cling to clothing fibres.
Smoke
Smoke particles cling to the porous surface of clothing fibres, where they can become trapped and linger.
Cooking
During cooking, heat releases tiny oil droplets and odour molecules into the air, where they cling to clothing fibres.
Body odours
Sweat and body oils become trapped in clothing fibres, where bacteria break them down and create lingering odours.
How it actually works
One year in the making, this is how Lavare actually works...
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Settles onto fibres
The fine mist distributes the odour-neutralising active across fabrics.
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Molecular technology
The active binds with volatile malodour compounds, rendering them inactive and undetectable.
3
Fine fragrance
Once neutralised, fine fragrance molecules settle onto the fibres and diffuse gradually throughout the day.
Science backed perfumery
Fragrance designed by Parisian perfumers
Formula developed with chemists
Scientifically proven odour-neutralising technology
Biodegradable active, vegan and cruelty-free
Your questions answered
Yes. Eau de Linen is designed to be layered with perfume, but can also be worn alone for a subtle scent. Santal Rêverie complements woody fragrances tthe best but it can help the longevity of fresher fragrances.
Eau de Linen is designed to neutralise everyday odours trapped in clothing, including sweat, cooking, smoke and those picked up on public transport. Its active works across multiple malodour families rather than one specific smell.
Eau de Linen is designed for most everyday clothing, including cotton, polyester and common blends. Always patch test first, particularly on silk, wool, leather or suede.