FAQ: Dreaming Inhaler

People who are pregnant or breastfeeding, have asthma or another respiratory condition, or are particularly sensitive to fragrances or essential oils should consult a qualified healthcare professional before using concentrated aromatherapy products.

Keep Dreaming Inhaler securely closed and store it in a cool, dry location away from excessive heat and direct sunlight to help preserve its aromatic character.

No. Dreaming Inhaler should not be swallowed or consumed.

No. Dreaming Inhaler is intended to be used as an aromatherapy inhaler according to the product directions. It is not a topical essential oil or perfume.

No. Dreaming Inhaler provides personal aromatherapy directly from the inhaler, so you don't need a diffuser, water, electricity, or additional essential oils.

Dreaming Inhaler is designed around a peaceful nighttime routine, while Zen Inhaler is a 15-botanical aromatherapy blend centered around calm, tranquility, meditation, mindfulness, and everyday relaxation.

Dreaming Inhaler is centered specifically around bedtime aromatherapy and nighttime relaxation. Calming Inhaler has a broader relaxation focus and can be incorporated into calming moments throughout the day as well as the evening.

The most natural time to use Dreaming Inhaler is while winding down before bed. You can incorporate it into a routine that also includes reading, meditation, deep breathing, journaling, or another relaxing activity.

No. The formula uses nine botanical aromatic ingredients rather than melatonin.

Dreaming Inhaler is intended for bedtime aromatherapy. Use it as part of a routine centered around slowing down, relaxing, and preparing yourself mentally for rest.*

Dreaming Inhaler is a personal bedtime aromatherapy inhaler containing rose, May Chang, lavender, amyris, valerian root, clary sage, anise, sandalwood, and palo santo. It is designed to complement relaxation and a peaceful nighttime routine.*