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Entries are now closed. Want to set sail this summer? We’re offering one lucky Instagram follower (and a friend, or partner) the chance to win a Royal Caribbean cruise gift voucher to the value of $1500, plus two QueaseEASE sea kits worth another $87! We’re offering a gift voucher so you have the freedom to choose where to go (be
Want to try our products, but you’re not quite sure which is best for you? Here’s a handy shopping guide Product: QueaseEASE What it is: A blend of four essential oils (peppermint, spearmint, ginger and lavender) cased in an easy-to-use, twist-cap inhaler. Used for: QueaseEASE is specifically formulated to reduce the nausea you get from motion sickness (seasickness, air sickness,
In late April, two friends set off to Amsterdam and Paris for a four-day adventure, armed with the Soothing Scents inhaler range (QueaseEASE, Expecting, Focus and Still) to see how they’d hold up across 1,200 miles of trains, planes, canal tours and bicycle rides. Oh, and we did some tourist stuff in between. Friday, Amsterdam 8 am, flight to Amsterdam
We live in fast times. It’s a time when hospitals are understaffed, performance is increasingly driven by corporate metrics, and national healthcare policy complicates the efficacy of medical systems and medical professionals — taking a toll on their own health. A 2017 survey that gathered data from over 18,000 nurses living in the US found that, besides retirement, job dissatisfaction
This spring, we’re offering you a free Soothing Scents tote bag (valued at $12) for all purchases made over $30. Choose from one of the following six designs, and we’ll ship it to you. Remember, all US orders ship free! Shop all our tote bags here. Happy shopping! The Soothing Scents Team
You asked, we answered! More specifically, Soothing Scents founder Wendy Nichols (BSN, APRN, CRNA) sat down to talk about bad products, essential oil therapy, and why inhaled is better. How do I know whether I’m buying a good essential oil (EO) product? What should I look out for? Let’s start with what to avoid. So a big red flag is when you see
