MOXESeabreeze Nasal Stick | Sea Salt + Ocean Breeze | Spearmint, Lavender, Rosemary, & Sandalwood Oil with Himalayan Salt | Aromatherapy Inhaler with 100% Pure Essential Oils, Made in USA (3 Pack) …

I have been keeping these aromatherapy inhalers on my person for years and have never gotten one I was disappointed in, so I was excited to see the brand releasing new scents! I jumped on the Alpine scent because I liked the sound of the listed oils they'd combined for it, and it really does have a scent reminiscent of fresh air. It's a little more sweet than musky, but not so much that it detracts from the intended vibe, you know? I do however find that there's a slight... chlorine-y smell if you take a really deep whiff? But that could just be me.For a little context, in case anyone out there has similar struggles to mine, the reason I keep one of these in my day bag, in my water bottle pouch, multiple jacket pockets, and both my partner and my sibling each carry one for me too, is that I have PTSD and now and then, this will result in my being suddenly triggered by something and then having a sensory flashback. Most of the time, the main sense these flashbacks highjack is my sense of smell. I will just suddenly be wild-eyed and unable to get the smell of smoke, rotting meat, a certain kind of soap, etc, out of my nose, kind of. It's particularly bad with the rotten meat one, because that one tends to also bleed into my sense of taste, and I won't be able to eat or drink anything until the flashback is done with me. In my household, we call these little inhalers my "smelly stick" or "PTSD inhaler" or sometimes when words fail me in the moment, it's just "the -anxiously gestures at nose- THING!" I've found them actually able to help cancel out the bad smell and help ground me more often than not, and even when they don't manage to *fix* the problem, they usually still lessen it. These are quite invaluable to me, and to my family.

These smell decent but I much prefer the scent of peppermint or menthol. These don't really clear up my breathing but they don't claim to either. As far as I can tell from the description the only purpose these are supposed to achieve is to provide a calming scent. I find the scent mildly relaxing, but it's not like it calms me down after smelling it. So considering the price I don't think I'd get these again, but I do think a lot of people would enjoy them. They're just not for me. Personally I'd rather have the nasal clearing goodness of those white vicks inhalers.

I recently tried the MOXE Mirage Nasal Stick and it's fantastic The scent is captivating, reminiscent of the desert with earthy cacti and aromatic herbs. Each inhalation transports me to a realm of warmth and tranquility.The design is perfect for an active lifestyle. It fits effortlessly into my pocket, purse, or yoga bag. No spills, no mess – just pure, invigorating scents whenever I need them.I love that it's 100% natural, free from synthetic fragrances and harsh chemicals. The essential oils used are pure and allow me to breathe freely with the goodness of nature.Proudly made in the USA, the quality and craftsmanship are top-notch. It's comforting to know I'm supporting American manufacturing while indulging in premium aromatherapy.The aromatherapy lasts for weeks, providing long-lasting bliss. Just remove the cap, hold it close to your nose, and take a deep breath – instant relaxationHighly recommend this nasal stick for anyone seeking a natural and convenient way to enjoy aromatherapy. 🌿✨

While the smell was good, I tried using it as a decent option for relaxation. I didn't really notice much of a difference before versus after I used the product. While it may work for some people, it may not work for everyone.

I love the tropical smell of the inhaler. It helps me to relax when I am feeling a bit stressed or overwhelmed. It is small in size so it is quite easy to carry with me in my purse or pocket and I find myself using it several times a day. I have been using it on a near daily basis for over a month now and it has the same amount of fragrance as it did when it was brand new. I am pretty impressed with this and would definitely recommend it, especially to anyone who likes tropical, beachy notes.

Hello, beautiful souls! Today, I want to share with you a little treasure I've discovered – the MOXE Mirage Nasal Stick. Now, let me tell you, this isn't just any aromatherapy inhaler; it's a journey in a stick. With each breath, I'm transported to a desert oasis, where the scents of sage, neroli, and cassia bloom like a rose in the warm embrace of the sun.But it's not just about the scent; it's about the experience. The blend of palo santo, cedarwood, and rosemary oils is like a symphony for the senses, uplifting the spirit and soothing the soul. It's made with 100% pure essential oils, and honey, that's the kind of quality we all deserve.And can we talk about convenience? This little gem fits right into your life, ready to provide a moment of bliss whenever you need it. It's like having a pocket-sized spa, and who doesn't want that?So, am I in love with the MOXE Mirage Nasal Stick? Absolutely! It's a breath of fresh air, literally, and it's made right here in the USA. It's a yes from me, and I think it'll be a yes from you too.

I have 2 other scents of Moxe nasal sticks and the scent combination in this one sounded really good.If you haven't tried Moxe nasal sticks, you need them ASAP. This scent does not disappoint. It's like a vacation in a nasal stick.I keep all 3 of my scents lined up in my kitchen and I use whichever one suits my mood at the time. Sometimes I take one with me if I know I might need a little scent boost.It's hard to explain in a review what these little sticks do. The scents last forever and you get 3 in a pack.Look at the oil scents and see if this one is right for you. There are other Moxe sticks if youd like to try others.

They smell nice, but it comes off very floral and light. Not tropical at all