Air is Fresh

Please. The air does not need to be "freshened". just because a product exists claiming to make it so. You could instead be making your self, family, coworkers, or customers sick by adding pollutants to what was once relatively clean air.

I can't count how many "holistic" studios I've visited with scented candles burning, or these little things plugged into the wall pumping out fake scent into the air, or odor-masking spray; while headaches and anxiety symptoms crop up without apparent cause.

Fake scents are not second-hand smoke, but using them makes the same presumption: that everyone likes it, or is ok with breathing the stuff.

So before you resort to fake scents, try the following:

• Test your beliefs about what air should smell like.
• Test your beliefs about the safety of the latest air-freshening gadget or brand.
• Test your beliefs about what accessories are necessary for a great party or gathering – what alternatives are available?
• Eliminate or reduce the source of whatever odor you're trying to cover up.
• Refresh pockets of stagnant air; increase air circulation in the room or building.
• Look into using incense, essential oils, or good old-fashioned potpourri – they're usually clean, safe, beneficial, and smell amazing.
• Find simmer recipes to make wonderful aromas for stove, hot-pot, or candle-warmer (cinnamon, apple, orange, clove, vanilla, etc.)

​Thank you for not fake-scent-ing!

These simple tips are just a starting point–
​let us know how you clear the air.