I Tried Joe Jonas and Sarah Jessica Parker’s Go-To Pillow Spray and Now It’s Part of My Bedtime Routine

Celebrity Sleep Aids: Sarah Jessica Parker and Other Stars Turn to This Works

As interest grows around how celebrities unwind at the end of a long day, the spotlight falls on Sarah Jessica Parker and her preferred method for achieving restful sleep. The "Sex and the City" star recently showcased her bedside essentials in an Instagram Story, featuring the popular product, This Works Deep Sleep Pillow Spray.

Parker isn’t alone in her admiration for this sleep aid; she is joined by several fellow celebrities, including Millie Bobby Brown and Joe Jonas. The latter endorsed the spray in an interview, stating that he “highly recommends” the natural sleep aid enriched with soothing scents such as lavender, chamomile, and vetivert.

This Works is described by its CEO, Dr. Anna Persuad, as "functional fragrance," utilizing neuroscience to develop blends that target areas of the brain linked to emotions and relaxation. This concept resonates with many users who praise the calming effects of the spray. One reviewer admitted, "I overdo it sometimes and spray it so much that our entire bedroom smells like the spray."

The feedback is mostly positive, highlighting the product’s ability to enhance the bedtime ritual. Users have reported that the calming scent aids in falling asleep, with some expressing that they’ve become reliant on it. "I can’t sleep without it now," another user stated, emphasizing the product’s transformative impact on their nightly routine.

However, some drawbacks have been noted. Users have mentioned that the spray can be pricey, particularly if they find themselves frequently re-purchasing. Excessive use can also lead to an overwhelming fragrance. Despite these concerns, many maintain that the benefits outweigh the drawbacks.

With Sleep Awareness Week underway and the seasonal adjustment following Daylight Saving Time, this product’s popularity may only increase as more individuals seek ways to improve their sleep quality.

As this trend continues, it raises questions about the broader implications of celebrity influence on wellness products and the growing market for sleep aids in a society increasingly concerned about rest and recovery.