The Mood Therapy Collection: Empower
From burnout and self-doubt to inner Empowerment
The Mood Therapy invites you to reconnect with yourself through the healing breath of nature. Rooted in centuries of botanical wisdom and enhanced by modern science, this collection of natural inhalers, crafted with the purest organic oils, helps soothe the nervous system, balance emotions, and uplift your mood. Compact and discreet, they are your pocket companion for every moment.
Sometimes exhaustion runs deeper than the physical. You’ve been showing up, pushing through, holding it all together – until suddenly, there’s nothing left to give. Your spark feels dim, your body heavy, and everything around you too loud to bear.
Empower is your inner revival. A moment to return to yourself and get your energy back.
– Jasmine EO delicately yet powerfully supports burnout recovery by modulating the brain’s GABA_A receptors, which help reduce heart rate and cortisol levels. This interaction promotes calm and emotional balance, quietly reigniting your inner flame.
– Patchouli EO grounds and restores by boosting serotonin, the feel-good hormone that supports calm and connection.
– Blue Tansy EO soothes emotional inflammation such as irritability and frustration, helping the brain switch from fight-or-flight to rest-and-repair mode.
– Bitter Orange EO brightens the mood while gently relaxing, ideal for when you feel “wired and tired.”
– Grapefruit EO promotes mental clarity and rebalances stagnant emotions, supporting renewed focus and vitality.
1. Open the dispenser by turning the bottom part of the cap.
2. Dip the tip of the filter into the bottle for just a second.
3. Insert the freshly soaked filter into the dispenser.
4. Hold the inhaler 3 cm from the nose, inhale, then repeat with the other.
(R)-p-mentha-1,8-diene (Limonene), pin-2(3)-ene, Citral, beta-Caryophyllene, Linalool, Benzyl benzoate, Benzyl alcohol, Isoeugenol, Pin-2(10)-ene (Pinenes), Bornan-2-one, Citrus aurantium var. amara
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