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Fragrance magic in the wellness and sauna sector
Fragrances have always played an important role in our lives. They can evoke memories, influence our mood and even improve our well-being. The Aromee fragrances from Kemitron have been specially developed for use in wellness and saunas. But how do these fragrances reach our brain and what effect do they have?
through our nose begins as soon as we inhale a fragrance. Scent molecules then rise into our nasal cavity and hit the olfactory mucosa. This mucous membrane is equipped with millions of olfactory cells that are specialised for different scents. Each of these cells has receptors that function like small locks and can only be opened by certain scent molecules.
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When a scent molecule binds to a suitable receptor, an electrical signal is generated. This signal is transmitted via the olfactory bulb (bulbus olfactorius) to the limbic system in the brain. The limbic system is a complex structure that is responsible for emotions, memories and behaviour. This is why scents can evoke such strong emotional reactions and penetrate deep into our memory.
ow do fragrances enter our brain? The process of entering our brain
achieve deeper relaxation and calm the mind.
Use of Aromee fragrances The Aromee fragrances from Kemitron have been specially developed for use in various wellness and sauna applications. They can be used in steam (for example, in the Rhassoul), in the air to refresh the room or directly in infusion water for the sauna. The high quality of the fragrances ensures that they are evenly distributed and have a long-lasting effect.
The journey of a fragrance into our brain starts the moment we inhale. Scent molecules travel up to our nasal cavity and encounter the olfactory mucosa.
The effect of fragrances in the wellness and sauna sector Fragrances play a central role in the wellness and sauna sector. They can improve the atmosphere, reduce stress and increase general well-being. Kemitron’s Aromee fragrances are specially designed to take advantage of these effects. Here are some examples of how certain scents can work: ■ Lavender: This scent is known for its calming and relaxing effects. It can help reduce stress and anxiety, improve sleep quality and increase overall well- being. In the sauna, a lavender scent can help to achieve deeper relaxation and calm the mind.
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■ Eucalyptus: This fragrance has a refreshing and invigorating effect. It can open the airways, promote concentration and strengthen the immune system. In the sauna, the scent of eucalyptus can help to clear the airways and give a feeling of freshness and vitality.
■ Citrus fruits: Scents such as orange, lemon and grapefruit are invigorating and refreshing. They can lift the mood, improve concentration and convey a feeling of energy and vitality. In the wellness area, citrus scents can help to create a positive and refreshing atmosphere.
■ Chamomile: The scent of chamomile has a calming and relaxing effect. It can help to alleviate anxiety, promote sleep and increase general well-being. In the sauna, chamomile fragrance can help to
An important aspect when using fragrances in the wellness and sauna area is the correct dosage. Fragrances that are too strong can be overpowering, while fragrances that are too weak fail to have the desired effect. Kemitron therefore also offers fragrance dosing pumps that ensure automatic, optimum dosing.
Fragrances for well-being and relaxation
Fragrances have an amazing ability to influence our brain and improve our well- being. Kemitron’s Aromee fragrances use this power to create a soothing atmosphere in the spa, wellness and sauna area. The targeted selection and application of fragrances such as lavender, eucalyptus, citrus and chamomile can reduce stress, lift the mood and promote relaxation. Immerse yourself in the world of Aromee fragrances and experience the magical effect of fragrances on body and mind. ●
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