Ayurvedic Sniff Box - Natural Herbal Nasal Inhaler for Stress Relief & Mental Clarity | Perfect for Meditation, Yoga & Travel

A refreshing box of gorgeous spices and flowers to settle the stomach, soothe headaches. This sniff box also balances the senses from feelings of exhaustion or overwork. Loved by customers that are looking for gentle remedies to jetlag and stress. We carefully picked the ingredients for this product to provide you the sense of uplifting and relief you crave for, gently and effectively.

Our sense of smell is powerful and primal by nature. Smells and aromas trigger thoughts, memories, even action in us. Using aromatherapy principles, we created this sniff box as a way to create reassuring, comforting neural pathways that instruct our limbic and nervous system towards a state of greater groundedness and stability.    

The ingredients used in this sniff box have been mixed using precise ratios that maximize benefits from the overall aroma while not reducing the healing effects from the more delicate notes emanating from any one of them. Like in all our other Ayurvedic products, harmony between the many ingredients is of vital importance. The obvious, sweet smelling aromas from say Cardamom and Cinnamon contrast quite dramatically from the more reticent notes of Star Anise or the standout smell of Fennel. Together, all the aromas mingle in the sniff box as they reach you and find their homogeneous aromatic personality that you will just love!

Compact and light enough to carry in a handbag or backpack; excellent to keep at an arm's length in the office to be used multiple times in the day. 

* For Mamas, this box was created to relieve intense nausea throughout pregnancy.*

Organic ingredients of: 

Rosa damascena (Rose) buds, Elettaria cardamomum (Cardamom) pods, Foeniculum vulgare (Fennel) seed, Piper Nigrum (Black Pepper) seed , Euginia caryophyllata (Clove) buds, Cinnamomum zeylanicum (Cinnamon) sticks, Pimpinella Anisum (Anise) Star, Mentha  piperita (Peppermint) Oil.

2oz

Not for internal usage, please keep away from children