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Just chill


On deadline? Can’t fi nd a sitter? Totally stressed? Aura Cacia’s National Moment of Chill campaign may be just the reminder you need to simply relax. “The National Moment of Chill reminds people to connect with plants through essential oils, as well as connect with others by doing something fun and sharing the experience,” says Jane Merten, Aura Cacia senior brand manager. On six of what Aura Cacia deems the most stressful days of the year (mark your calendar for two upcoming dates, April 12 and July 24), set aside a mere 15 minutes at noon to do something, whether it’s listening to music or practicing yoga with a friend, that brings you ease and happiness. “Ultimately, we really just want to spread a message of love and positivity to the world and remind people that it’s the little moments in everyday life that make it so special,” says Merten.


Aura Cacia Chill Pill


In conjunction with its new campaign, Aura Cacia launched the Chill Pill Mist, which combines essential oils such as lavender and citrus. At a compact 2 ounces, it’s perfect for stashing in your purse or at your desk to help you keep your cool—anywhere, anytime. –Jessica Rubino, senior associate editor


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