FAQ: Passion Inhaler

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

No. Passion Inhaler is an aromatherapy product and should not be swallowed or consumed.

No. Passion Inhaler is a personal aromatherapy inhaler rather than a perfume intended to be applied to your skin or clothing.

Passion Inhaler combines floral, woody, earthy, and citrus aromas for a sensual aromatic experience. Feel Good Inhaler is more citrus-forward and is designed around bright, uplifting aromatherapy.

Passion Inhaler focuses on sensual, romantic aromatherapy, while Zen Inhaler is formulated around calm, tranquility, and relaxation. Choose according to the sensory environment you want to create.

Passion Inhaler provides quick, personal aromatherapy without preparation. Passion Bath Drops are designed for a more immersive essential oil bath experience. Both can complement romantic routines but are used differently.

You can use Passion Inhaler before a date, during a romantic evening, while traveling with your partner, or whenever you want to introduce sensual aromatherapy into your routine.

Yes. Passion Inhaler isn't formulated around a gender-specific fragrance experience. Adults of any gender who enjoy its floral, woody, earthy, and citrus aromatic profile can use it.

Passion Inhaler is designed to create a sensual aromatic environment rather than directly alter hormones or medically treat low libido. Individual responses to scent and aromatherapy can vary.

Passion Inhaler is designed to create a sensual, romantic aromatic experience. It can be incorporated into date nights, intimate moments, romantic evenings, couples' routines, travel, or personal aromatherapy.*

Passion Inhaler is a portable sensual aromatherapy inhaler formulated with ylang ylang, sandalwood, patchouli, cananga, davana, rose, vetiver, neroli, blood orange, and tuberose.