Description
The article discusses a blue glass aromatherapy bottle with a nasal spray topper. The bottle is designed for making your own nasal sprays and comes with a nasal spray topper. The bottle is also medium UV protection and is sensitive to light. The article discusses how to use the nasal spray and how it is popular for treating allergies and nosebleeds.
Size: 50ml.
Blue glass aromatherapy bottle, complete with nasal push-down atomiser spray: perfect for making your own nasal sprays.
USES & BENEFITS
Glass containers in cobalt blue offer medium UV protection for beauty, food, beverage and essential oil products with sensitivity to light
Comes with nasal spray topper designed for easy and effective product application within the nasal cavities
Delivers a dosageof 0.12ml with each spray
MAKE YOUR OWN SALINE SOLUTION NASAL SPRAY
Add a cup (about 200ml) of distilled water to a clean container (you can use tap water, but only if you boil it first to sterilize it, and then let it cool).
Add 1/2 tsp (2.5 g) salt to the water
Add 1/2 tsp (2.5 g) baking soda to the water
Once the solution has cooled to room temperature, it's ready to use. Fill a nasal spray bottle with the solution, then pour the rest into a covered container and refrigerate it
HOW TO USE
Don't keep any unused solution for more than two days, just make a new batch when necessary.
Use the nasal solution whenever you feel congested. The small bottle will make it easy to carry around in your pocket or purse. The nasal spray should loosen up the nasal secretions blocking up your nose. Blow your nose after using the nasal spray to remove the blockage
Saline nose spray is also popular as a treatment for allergies and studies suggests this cheap, simple solution helps with severe nosebleeds, too.
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