As more and more people are discovering the benefits of essential oils, they've become a popular choice for improving air quality. Derived from plants, flowers, roots and herbs, these natural extracts provide powerful therapeutic compounds that can help kill off viruses and bacteria in the air.

In addition to reducing viruses in the atmosphere, essential oils can also create a healthier living environment through their aroma therapy benefits like relaxation or stress relief when inhaled directly or indirectly via sprays or diffusers placed around home/office spaces - making them an ideal way to make your surroundings both physically and mentally healthy!

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Natural candles are an environmentally friendly and successful air freshener that can assist diminish smells and maintain your home smelling good. As opposed to chemical-based air fresheners, natural candles are created using all-natural ingredients, making them secure for use around kids and animals. Furthermore, they come in a selection of fragrances that will make your kitchen area smell wonderful!

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Massage candles are used to create a warm atmosphere for a few minutes and then you can use the melted wax as massage oil. Because of its low melting point, the oil becomes warm and do not cause any burning. Massage candles create a warm atmosphere and the oils in them makes your skin feel relax and hydrated.

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Wooden wick candles are here to light up your home in a sustainable way. With flickering flames that provide both atmosphere and eco-friendliness, wooden wicks offer something special.With wooden wicks, scented candles come with the additional perk of having a gentle crackling sound. Not only do wooden wicks look great as decorations in any room, but they also burn slower than regular cotton ones and emit less smoke.

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When it comes to creating a pleasant ambiance, stearin and paraffin candles are often chosen. Regrettably, these types of candles can be hazardous for human health if released into the air in large quantities. Burning them produces volatile organic compounds (VOCs) as well as carbon dioxide and other particles that may cause irritation on skin, eyes, throat, nose or lungs when inhaled too much or for a long time. Additionally, VOCs have been related with an augmented chance of asthma attacks in children who get exposed to them regularly.

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