Faced with a wide variety of aromatherapy products, many consumers do not know how to choose. Industry experts suggest that choosing aromatherapy needs to be combined with the usage scenario, matching the scent and type to achieve the best effect.

The bedroom is suitable for sleep-aiding light scents, such as lavender, chamomile, and cedar. Priority is given to reed diffusers or aromatherapy diffusers to avoid open flames affecting sleep; the living room is suitable for fresh and versatile neutral scents, such as white tea, sea salt, and sage.

Aromatherapy candles or diffuser wood can be chosen to create a warm atmosphere; the bathroom is suitable for fruity or woody scents with strong deodorizing power, such as lemon, grapefruit, and sandalwood. Choose aromatherapy sprays or solid aromatherapy to refresh the air quickly.

The office scene is suitable for refreshing scents, such as mint and lemon, but the dosage needs to be controlled to avoid interfering with attention; the car scene prioritizes solid aromatherapy or aromatherapy tablets to avoid liquid leakage or high-temperature volatilization risks.

Experts remind that offline scent testing is key. You can smell the test paper first and then test on the skin, and feel the base note after 10 minutes to avoid impulsive purchase.

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