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A sharp menthol breath feels instantly cool. The Thai herbal tradition takes that sensory ritual further with aromatic oils you can also roll onto the skin.
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A sharp menthol breath feels crisp and cooling in dry air-conditioned rooms, on a flight or during a heavy afternoon. A wick stick fades when you stop sniffing; oil continues releasing from warm skin.
shnort blends cooling botanicals — menthol, camphor, borneol, eucalyptus and peppermint — that create the sensation of an open, clear breath when you smell them. Rolled onto the temples, the upper chest and behind the ears, the aroma keeps lifting off warm skin for hours instead of ending when you cap a tube.
The oil also gives a cooling feel where it sits, followed by gentle warmth across the back of the neck.
Roll a stripe on each temple, behind the ears, across the upper chest and the back of the neck. Bring your wrists to your nose and breathe in slowly. Reapply after a few hours. One application carries you through a meeting, a flight or a long afternoon.
WIND mint is the sharpest, coldest hit — closest to the menthol experience people expect from a classic menthol stick. EARTH lemongrass is steadier and more grounding for a long day.
shnort is a cosmetic aromatherapy product, not a medicine, and is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure sinusitis or any condition. For persistent or painful sinus issues, see a doctor.
No. shnort is a cosmetic aromatherapy product, not a medicine. It is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any condition.
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