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Virgin Atlantic Begins Using Aromatherapeutic Scents
Ryan Boyd March 29, 2018
In an effort to make the process of boarding and flying more pleasant, Virgin Atlantic has begun employing the use of aromatherapeutic perfume at check-in gates and boarding areas. The scent, developed in conjunction with London-based scented candle-maker Rachel Vosper, uses citrus, eucalyptus, lavender and rose to soothe passengers and relieve travel anxiety.
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Though I have no such health issues, I agree with you 100%. I will take the smell of Chlorox over perfume in such an environment.
This is horrifying for anyone with asthma and allergies. Scent marketing is poisoning passengers, hotel guests, shoppers. Use of perfumes, air fresheners, scented candles may of which contain soy and chemicals cause severe breathing difficulties, migraines and nausea. I think the proliferation of fragrances is due to cutbacks in actual cleaning of facilities. #FragranceFree and #NoScentsPlease