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December 2020 25th Anniversary
December 2020 25th Anniversary
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Lavender
Eucalyptus
Bergamot
Orange
Peppermint
Lemon Grass
Pure Frankincense Tree Resin From India
Clear the Air, Please!
A new public health hazard is going on in malls, live vendor shows, markets, work places, and in a variety of public places where children are present. What is this practice? Persons encouraged by their up-lines to spew fragrance particulates into the air infiltrating those in close proximity, without their permission. I have asked those partaking in fragrance spewing, not to spew fragrances through a plugged in device. I asked them to keep a lid on their products. They become defensive and state that they are spewing it anyway. Thankfully, many craft shows and flea markets are now prohibiting this practice due to complaints.
My last asthma medicine cost was $61.00 for an emergency inhaler that I need to use after being exposed to fragrance being spewed from devices that put particulates into the air. I believe since they contribute to asthma, they should contribute to the cost of my medicine.
I have been doing oils for years, somewhere around 17 years and do not have reactions. I do not, nor would I ever suggest that anyone spew fragrance particulates into the air. During many live shows I have found it necessary to move far away from the Multi-Level Fragrance Particulate Atomizers to keep asthma attacks from happening. I have brought this to the perpetrators attention more than once. Young children start coughing walking by their table. Shoppers complain about the smell and still they persist. Managers of the events have been notified but their particulate spewing actions persist.
I buy in bulk from U. S. Labs that sell to International Distributors. I bottle my own oils. I blend fragrances. My Essential Oils are Essential. The Perfume Oil is Perfume Oil made from Base Oils. In Public my oil bottles have lids on them.
One would think with the decline of shoppers using on-line shopping as opposed to a live visit to a retail store, that all stores, events, and malls would want to do everything possible to make it comfortable for all shoppers to visit. Maybe they don’t care.
Is it any wonder why fragrance allergies are on the rise? Fragrance overuse is causing the last straw incidence to push sensitive people over the edge of healthy breathing. Some people develop hives with exposure. Some people develop headaches with exposure, while others develop sneezing, feeling dizzy, their eyes water or they become sick to their stomach. Misting fragrance particulates in to the air creates the atmosphere (literally) of a toxic brew to those with weakened immune systems, respiratory problems and allergies.
I have a problem with the “Fragrance Spewing Personnel” telling the general public their products cure everything from A – Z. This is scientifically hog-wash. According to the article “House of Cards: The Toxic Combination of Essential Oils and Multi-Level Marketing: very few distributors of MLM’s see any money. The author states MLM companies can also charge prices that would never be sustainable in the open-market.
Cost Prohibitive is a better term to use.
Now I know why I hear them telling shoppers if the product is not at least $25.00 it is not a good product. I sell perfume oil for $5.00 and going forward the essential oils I sell are now $10.00 due to the laboratory price increase. The old adage holds true: If there is a demand, the price will be increased for higher profits while the demand persists.
I don’t tell people that any oil cures anything, because it doesn’t. I started doing oils around 17 years ago because I have allergies to many substances. Spewed particulates from three Multi-Level Marketing firms causes me to have asthma attacks and headaches. If they kept a lid on their products and did not SPEW them from a plugged-in device, I could probably tolerate their presence in close proximity to me, but not next to me.
I have asthma when I get close to “Candle Isles”. I also have severe reactions to laundry and soap isles. One large grocery chain has the soap isle right across from the pharmacy. If I have to wait in line I leave until I can get in and out as quickly as possible. I have reactions from lawn & garden departments that cause me to have numb lips, asthma, dizziness, feeling lethargic and headaches that can last up to 24 hours after exposure. Some of the lawn and garden products have been cited as having carcinogens and toxic substances. Prior to 2016 these substances were banned from use where children are present. Since that time they are again allowed where children are present, like schools. These carcinogens and toxic substances are banned in Europe and many other countries. I have allergies to cosmetic make-up. I have allergic reactions to certain dyes. I wash everything before I wear it, sleep on it or have it next to my skin. I break out in hives when I use a razor with a “Soft Strip”.
I get asthma when scented trash bags are used. I have noticed that when a large chain forces out the competition there are no choices other than scented trash bags. Some cologne and perfumes bother me, but not all of them. Shea Butter causes me to have hives. I have called department and grocery stores to ask them to remove the obnoxious scented pine cones from their pharmacy area. It never ceases to amaze me how many stores put allergy causing products in close proximity to their pharmacies.
Why can’t public places strive for clean, clear air? The Multi-Level Marketing Companies can do what they want at home. Don’t expose children, older adults, those with sensitivities and those with respiratory problems with spewed particulates without their permission.
In the Summer of 2019 I started coughing while waiting for a vendor to finish packing. I asked her if she had scented products because I smelled Vanilla. She replied oh that is my vape Pen in my purse. I had to move further away.
Public retail spaces should be clear of irritants in the air that cause breathing problems. The media cites equality for all. The same should apply for those with allergies, asthma, and respiratory problems, because they are disabilities growing in vast numbers by leaps and bounds.
Carla J Mattingly
A new public health hazard is going on in malls, live vendor shows, markets, work places, and in a variety of public places where children are present. What is this practice? Persons encouraged by their up-lines to spew fragrance particulates into the air infiltrating those in close proximity, without their permission. I have asked those partaking in fragrance spewing, not to spew fragrances through a plugged in device. I asked them to keep a lid on their products. They become defensive and state that they are spewing it anyway. Thankfully, many craft shows and flea markets are now prohibiting this practice due to complaints.
My last asthma medicine cost was $61.00 for an emergency inhaler that I need to use after being exposed to fragrance being spewed from devices that put particulates into the air. I believe since they contribute to asthma, they should contribute to the cost of my medicine.
I have been doing oils for years, somewhere around 17 years and do not have reactions. I do not, nor would I ever suggest that anyone spew fragrance particulates into the air. During many live shows I have found it necessary to move far away from the Multi-Level Fragrance Particulate Atomizers to keep asthma attacks from happening. I have brought this to the perpetrators attention more than once. Young children start coughing walking by their table. Shoppers complain about the smell and still they persist. Managers of the events have been notified but their particulate spewing actions persist.
I buy in bulk from U. S. Labs that sell to International Distributors. I bottle my own oils. I blend fragrances. My Essential Oils are Essential. The Perfume Oil is Perfume Oil made from Base Oils. In Public my oil bottles have lids on them.
One would think with the decline of shoppers using on-line shopping as opposed to a live visit to a retail store, that all stores, events, and malls would want to do everything possible to make it comfortable for all shoppers to visit. Maybe they don’t care.
Is it any wonder why fragrance allergies are on the rise? Fragrance overuse is causing the last straw incidence to push sensitive people over the edge of healthy breathing. Some people develop hives with exposure. Some people develop headaches with exposure, while others develop sneezing, feeling dizzy, their eyes water or they become sick to their stomach. Misting fragrance particulates in to the air creates the atmosphere (literally) of a toxic brew to those with weakened immune systems, respiratory problems and allergies.
I have a problem with the “Fragrance Spewing Personnel” telling the general public their products cure everything from A – Z. This is scientifically hog-wash. According to the article “House of Cards: The Toxic Combination of Essential Oils and Multi-Level Marketing: very few distributors of MLM’s see any money. The author states MLM companies can also charge prices that would never be sustainable in the open-market.
Cost Prohibitive is a better term to use.
Now I know why I hear them telling shoppers if the product is not at least $25.00 it is not a good product. I sell perfume oil for $5.00 and going forward the essential oils I sell are now $10.00 due to the laboratory price increase. The old adage holds true: If there is a demand, the price will be increased for higher profits while the demand persists.
I don’t tell people that any oil cures anything, because it doesn’t. I started doing oils around 17 years ago because I have allergies to many substances. Spewed particulates from three Multi-Level Marketing firms causes me to have asthma attacks and headaches. If they kept a lid on their products and did not SPEW them from a plugged-in device, I could probably tolerate their presence in close proximity to me, but not next to me.
I have asthma when I get close to “Candle Isles”. I also have severe reactions to laundry and soap isles. One large grocery chain has the soap isle right across from the pharmacy. If I have to wait in line I leave until I can get in and out as quickly as possible. I have reactions from lawn & garden departments that cause me to have numb lips, asthma, dizziness, feeling lethargic and headaches that can last up to 24 hours after exposure. Some of the lawn and garden products have been cited as having carcinogens and toxic substances. Prior to 2016 these substances were banned from use where children are present. Since that time they are again allowed where children are present, like schools. These carcinogens and toxic substances are banned in Europe and many other countries. I have allergies to cosmetic make-up. I have allergic reactions to certain dyes. I wash everything before I wear it, sleep on it or have it next to my skin. I break out in hives when I use a razor with a “Soft Strip”.
I get asthma when scented trash bags are used. I have noticed that when a large chain forces out the competition there are no choices other than scented trash bags. Some cologne and perfumes bother me, but not all of them. Shea Butter causes me to have hives. I have called department and grocery stores to ask them to remove the obnoxious scented pine cones from their pharmacy area. It never ceases to amaze me how many stores put allergy causing products in close proximity to their pharmacies.
Why can’t public places strive for clean, clear air? The Multi-Level Marketing Companies can do what they want at home. Don’t expose children, older adults, those with sensitivities and those with respiratory problems with spewed particulates without their permission.
In the Summer of 2019 I started coughing while waiting for a vendor to finish packing. I asked her if she had scented products because I smelled Vanilla. She replied oh that is my vape Pen in my purse. I had to move further away.
Public retail spaces should be clear of irritants in the air that cause breathing problems. The media cites equality for all. The same should apply for those with allergies, asthma, and respiratory problems, because they are disabilities growing in vast numbers by leaps and bounds.
Carla J Mattingly