The best essential oil is not always the strongest-smelling bottle.

It is the product whose identity is clear, whose intended use matches your needs and whose aroma remains comfortable after the first impression has passed.

For travelers in Vietnam, choosing an aromatic product can be confusing. Bottles may be described as essential oil, aroma oil, natural scent oil, fragrance oil, massage oil or diffuser oil. These products can all be enjoyable, but they are not necessarily interchangeable.

A concentrated essential oil intended for diffusion is different from a ready-to-use body oil. A natural-origin scent oil designed for an aroma stone is not automatically suitable for skin application. A blend containing several essential oils is different from a single botanical extract. 

Understanding those distinctions helps you choose more confidently, use products more responsibly and bring home a fragrance that genuinely reminds you of Vietnam.

Aroma Vietnam has worked with essential oils, natural fragrance, body care, diffusers and spa-inspired gifts since 2010. The official Aroma website currently separates its collections into categories including essential oils, Daily Scent Oils, body massage oils, hotel-spa fragrance, reed diffusers, bath products and candles.

Quick Answer: What Are Vietnamese Essential Oils?

The phrase “Vietnamese essential oils” may describe:

1. Essential oils extracted from botanicals grown in Vietnam.
2. Essential-oil products selected, blended or distributed by a Vietnamese brand.
3. Fragrance collections inspired by Vietnamese plants and spa culture.
4. Vietnamese wellness gifts sold to local and international customers.

These meanings are not identical.

The country of purchase does not automatically indicate where every botanical was grown. For example, lemongrass may express a recognizably Southeast Asian or Vietnamese spa identity, while a Lavender Essential Oil may be sourced from France. The exact bottle label and product page should identify the product category, origin and intended use.

A trustworthy guide should therefore answer two questions separately:

• What does the product contain?
• How is the product intended to be used?

Essential Oil, Scent Oil or Body Oil? Know the Difference

This distinction is one of the most important parts of choosing correctly.

Pure Essential Oil

A pure essential oil is highly concentrated. It should not be treated like an ordinary body oil.

Look for clear information such as:

• product name;
• botanical or ingredient identity;
• plant part where relevant;
• extraction method where available;
• country of origin;
• net volume;
• suggested applications;
• safety instructions;
• storage guidance.

The term “pure” alone is not enough to explain how the product should be used.

Essential-Oil Blend

A blend combines several aromatic oils to produce a particular fragrance direction.

For example, Lemongrass and Lemon Eucalyptus may be combined to create a brighter citrus-green aroma. A blend can be entirely natural while still being different from a single botanical oil.

When buying a blend, check whether the label identifies:

• the main aromatic ingredients;
• whether it is concentrated;
• whether it is intended for diffusion or body use;
• whether additional dilution is required.

Natural-Origin Daily Scent Oil

A Daily Scent Oil is primarily a fragrance product.

Aroma’s Vietnamese Jasmine product is officially presented as Jasmine Daily Scent Oil, made with natural-origin ingredients and intended for compatible diffusers, aroma stones, cars, closets, hotel rooms and other fragrance applications. Its product instructions also state that it should not be applied directly to the skin unless the product is designed for skin care.

For accuracy, it is better to call this product:

Vietnamese Jasmine Daily Scent Oil

rather than automatically classifying it as a steam-distilled Jasmine Essential Oil.

That distinction increases trust. It does not reduce the product’s fragrance value.

Ready-to-Use Body Spa Oil

Body Spa Oil is a different category.

It normally combines carrier oils with a controlled amount of aromatic material and is formulated for body application. Aroma’s 50ml range includes Lemongrass, Jasmine and Lavender & Sweet Orange profiles for after-shower body care and travel-friendly spa rituals.

Do not assume that instructions for a Body Spa Oil also apply to a concentrated essential oil.

The Scent Families That Define Aroma’s Vietnamese Collection

1. Lemongrass: The Most Recognizable Vietnamese Spa Scent

Scent profile: fresh, citrus-herbal, green and bright.

Lemongrass is often the easiest fragrance for first-time visitors to understand. It immediately suggests tropical gardens, warm weather and the clean atmosphere associated with Vietnamese spas.

Choose Lemongrass when you want:

• a distinctly Southeast Asian scent;
• an easy gift for either men or women;
• a fresh daytime atmosphere;
• a scent for hotel rooms or apartments;
• a fragrance that feels connected to Vietnam.

What to check before buying

Aroma carries products across several lemongrass-related categories. Depending on the bottle, it may be a concentrated essential oil, an essential-oil blend, a Daily Scent Oil, a car fragrance or a ready-to-use Body Spa Oil.

Read the complete product name rather than relying only on the word “Lemongrass.”

2. Lavender: Familiar, Floral-Herbal and Easy to Combine

Scent profile: floral, herbal, soft and familiar.

Lavender is not uniquely Vietnamese, but it remains important in a Vietnamese wellness collection because international customers already understand its aroma.

It is a practical choice for:

• evening room fragrance;
• reading and quiet routines;
• hotel use;
• yoga or meditation spaces;
• gifts when the recipient already likes lavender.

Aroma currently lists multiple Lavender Essential Oil products, including French-origin lines, showing why origin should be checked at product level rather than assuming every oil was cultivated in Vietnam.

Lavender blends

Lavender combines naturally with:

• Sweet Orange for warmth;
• Bergamot for a lighter citrus accent;
• Rosemary for a greener herbal profile;
• Jasmine for a softer floral atmosphere.

A blend should still be selected by intended use, not only by fragrance.

3. Lemon Eucalyptus: Fresh, Green and Contemporary

Scent profile: citrus-green, herbal, clean and vivid.

Lemon Eucalyptus is often selected by people who want freshness without choosing a floral aroma.

It suits:

• warm-weather rooms;
• workspaces;
• hotel rooms;
• home offices;
• spa-inspired environments;
• people who enjoy eucalyptus but want more citrus brightness.

Aroma also offers a Lemongrass and Lemon Eucalyptus product, demonstrating that some bottles represent blends rather than single oils.

This is why the wording on the front label should be supported by fuller information on the back label or product page.

4. Vietnamese Jasmine Daily Scent Oil: A Floral Gift with Local Identity

Scent profile: floral, soft, elegant, sweet and expressive.

Vietnamese Jasmine offers a different emotional direction from Lemongrass.

Lemongrass feels fresh and energetic. Jasmine feels more intimate and decorative.

It is particularly suitable for:

• fragrance gifts;
• aroma stones;
• hotel rooms;
• closets;
• compatible car diffusers;
• evening ambience;
• customers who enjoy floral scents.

Aroma’s official description identifies the product as a natural-origin Daily Scent Oil and recommends it for environmental fragrance rather than automatic direct skin use.

Why this distinction helps customers

Calling every fragrant bottle an “essential oil” may generate short-term clicks, but it creates confusion.

Using the accurate entity—Jasmine Daily Scent Oil—helps Google, AI systems and customers understand:

• what the product is;
• where it can be used;
• what related products belong in the same category;
• why it differs from a body oil or single botanical essential oil.

5. Pine: Crisp Forest Character

Scent profile: green, forest-like, crisp and woody.

Pine is suitable for people who prefer fresh forest aromas rather than citrus or flowers.

It may appeal to:

• male gift recipients;
• forest-fragrance lovers;
• home-office users;
• customers who enjoy clean woody notes;
• meditation and yoga spaces.

Aroma currently identifies its Pine 10ml product as a 100% pure and natural essential oil intended for uses including compatible diffusers, hotel-spa ambience and diluted massage applications.

6. Patchouli: Deep, Earthy and Grounded

Scent profile: earthy, woody, warm and persistent.

Patchouli is more distinctive than Lavender or Lemongrass. It is not normally the safest blind gift, but it can be an excellent choice for someone who enjoys deep natural perfumery.

It pairs well with:

• Jasmine;
• Sandalwood;
• Sweet Orange;
• Bergamot;
• Frankincense;
• woody candle profiles.

Aroma presents its Patchouli 10ml product as a pure essential oil for fragrance, diffuser, yoga, meditation and properly diluted body applications.

7. Frankincense: Resinous, Warm and Quiet

Scent profile: resinous, woody, dry and contemplative.

Frankincense suits customers seeking a quieter and more premium aroma direction.

It may be chosen for:

• meditation spaces;
• evening diffusion;
• woody fragrance combinations;
• premium gift sets;
• people who find citrus scents too bright.

Aroma currently lists a 100% pure Frankincense Essential Oil and makes it available through its Da Nang stores, GrabMart and website channels.

Quick Scent Selection Table

No table can replace smelling the product.

Fragrance perception is influenced by personal memory, culture, climate, room temperature and the other aromas already present in the environment.

How to Judge Essential-Oil Quality Without Relying on Advertising

1. Confirm the Exact Product Category

Ask first:

Is this a pure essential oil, a blend, a natural scent oil or a ready-to-use body oil?

A clear answer prevents most usage mistakes.

2. Read More Than the Front Label

The front label is designed to attract attention. The back label or official product description should explain:

• category;
• ingredients or main aromatic materials;
• volume;
• origin where relevant;
• intended use;
• warnings;
• storage.

3. Look for Specific Information, Not Decorative Terms

Words such as:

• premium;
• therapeutic;
• organic;
• natural;
• pure;
• spa grade

should be supported by meaningful information.

For example:

• “Organic” should be associated with a named certification where claimed.
• “Pure” should still be accompanied by correct usage instructions.
• “Natural origin” is not automatically the same as a single botanical essential oil.
• “IFRA compliant” relates to fragrance-safety standards and does not replace compliance with local law.

The IFRA Standards form a globally recognized but voluntary risk-management system that restricts or sets conditions for certain fragrance materials; responsibility for the final consumer product remains with the company placing it on the market.

4. Check Packaging and Storage

Aromatic oils are commonly protected in dark or light-resistant containers because heat, air and light can affect them over time.

Before buying, check that:

• the cap closes securely;
• the bottle is not leaking;
• the label is readable;
• storage instructions are present;
• the product has not been displayed under excessive heat or direct sunlight.

5. Do Not Judge Only by Strength

A very strong first smell does not automatically indicate higher quality.

An enjoyable natural fragrance often changes over several minutes.

Aroma’s practical three-stage scent test

First 5 seconds:
Notice the immediate character—citrus, floral, green, woody or resinous.

After 2–3 minutes:
Move the scent strip away and smell again. Decide whether the aroma still feels balanced.

After 10 minutes:
Return to the strip. This is closer to the fragrance experience you may actually live with in a room.

If a scent feels tiring, sharp or uncomfortable after ten minutes, it may not be the right choice for you regardless of its popularity.

6. Compare Only Two or Three Scents at a Time

Smelling too many products consecutively can make every bottle seem similar.

Begin with one scent family:

• fresh;
• floral;
• woody;
• citrus;
• herbal.

Then compare two or three options within that family.

7. Ask for Documentation When It Matters

For commercial spa, hotel or cosmetic use, request relevant documentation such as:

• ingredient information;
• safety data;
• allergen information;
• batch details;
• IFRA documentation where relevant to a fragrance formula;
• testing information claimed by the supplier.

A logo or certification name should not be used without traceable supporting documentation.

How to Use Essential Oils Responsibly

Pure essential oils are concentrated. “Natural” does not mean they can be used in any quantity or by every method.

NAHA advises against routine undiluted use of sensitizing essential oils on the skin and recommends suitable carrier dilution. General aromatherapy blends often fall within a 1–5% range, but the correct level depends on the oil, user, body area and duration of use.

Diffusion

For a small hotel room or bedroom:

1. Follow the diffuser manufacturer’s instructions.
2. Begin with a low amount, such as 2–3 drops.
3. Run the device intermittently rather than assuming continuous fragrance is better.
4. Increase only when the room size and personal preference require it.
5. Ventilate the room if the aroma becomes uncomfortable.

Do not place concentrated oil directly onto furniture, painted surfaces or hotel linens.

Topical Application

Do not assume a concentrated essential oil is ready for skin use.

For adult body application, a conservative diluted blend may begin around 1–2%, but every oil has different limits and user factors. Children, pregnancy, older adults, sensitive skin and ongoing health conditions require greater caution.

The simplest option for most travelers is to use a professionally prepared Body Spa Oil that is already formulated for topical application.

Bath Use

Essential oils do not mix evenly with water.

Do not simply drop concentrated oil into a full bath, where it may remain on the surface and contact the skin undiluted. Use a properly formulated bath product, suitable dispersing medium or ready-made bath oil according to its instructions.

A Bath Bomb created for bath use is easier for most hotel guests than attempting to formulate an essential-oil bath themselves.

Aroma Stones and Accessories

Use only the amount needed to scent the accessory.

Protect clothing, wood, leather and painted surfaces from direct oil contact, especially when using deep-colored products.

Ingestion

Do not ingest essential oils as a casual wellness practice.

Oral use requires product-specific knowledge and appropriately qualified professional guidance.

Children, Pregnancy and Pets

Not every oil or method is suitable for every household.

Use product-specific guidance and obtain professional advice when:

• pregnant or breastfeeding;
• using products around babies or young children;
• living with cats, dogs or other pets;
• managing asthma, allergies or fragrance sensitivity;
• taking medication;
• using essential oils frequently or over a long period.

Avoid Medical Claims

Fragrance and wellness products should not be presented as treatments for disease unless they meet the legal requirements applying to medicinal products.

The FDA explains that intended use and marketing claims can determine whether an aromatherapy product is treated as a cosmetic or a drug; claims to treat or prevent disease can trigger drug requirements.

For Aroma content, safer language includes:

• creates a fresh atmosphere;
• supports a calming evening ritual;
• offers a clean herbal aroma;
• suitable for home fragrance;
• designed for gentle body care;
• helps create a spa-inspired environment.

Avoid unsupported promises such as curing insomnia, treating respiratory disease or eliminating anxiety.

Choosing Essential Oils as a Vietnam Gift

Aromatic products make practical gifts because they are compact and continue to be used after a journey.

For a First-Time Buyer

Choose:

• Lemongrass;
• Lavender;
• Sweet Orange;
• Lemon Eucalyptus.

These profiles are relatively easy to understand.

For a Floral-Fragrance Lover

Choose:

• Vietnamese Jasmine Daily Scent Oil;
• Lavender;
• Jasmine Body Spa Oil;
• a floral candle.

For Someone Who Prefers Woody Scents

Choose:

• Pine;
• Patchouli;
• Frankincense;
• Sandalwood candle;
• Black Forest candle.

For a Hotel Guest

Choose:

• compact diffuser-compatible scent;
• 50ml Body Spa Oil;
• aroma stone;
• Bath Bomb when a bathtub is available.

For an Expat or Digital Nomad

Choose:

• diffuser oil;
• home-office fragrance;
• reed diffuser;
• body-care product;
• a scent that can be reordered online.

For a Gift Recipient with Sensitive Preferences

Do not blind-buy a complex fragrance.

A gift voucher or an in-store Free to Smell experience may be more appropriate.

Who Is This Guide For?

International Travelers

Visitors who want a meaningful, compact Vietnamese fragrance gift and need help distinguishing product categories.

Taiwanese and Hong Kong Travelers

Customers who enjoy Jasmine, Lemongrass, Lavender and refined home-fragrance products.

Japanese and Korean Travelers

Visitors who often value clear packaging, compact sizing and soft, balanced scent profiles.

European, American and Australian Travelers

Customers familiar with essential oils, diffusers, natural perfumery and home-wellness routines.

Singaporean and Thai Travelers

Visitors accustomed to tropical herbal aromas who want a fragrance connected specifically to their experience in Vietnam.

Expats in Da Nang

Residents seeking room fragrance, body-care rituals or practical local delivery through GrabMart.

These are shopping starting points, not cultural rules. Individual preference remains more important than nationality.

A Short Guide for Hong Kong and Taiwan Visitors

繁體中文

在越南選購香氛產品時，請先確認產品類別：

• Essential Oil 精油： 高濃度植物芳香萃取，使用前須閱讀說明。
• Essential Oil Blend 複方精油： 由多種精油調配而成。
• Daily Scent Oil 日常香氛油： 適合香氛石、空間、衣櫃或相容的擴香設備。
• Body Spa Oil 身體按摩油： 已調配完成，可依標示用於身體保養。

Aroma 的越南茉莉產品正式名稱為 Vietnamese Jasmine Daily Scent Oil，主要用於空間香氛，而不是直接當作身體按摩油使用。

推薦香味：

• 想要越南 SPA 感：檸檬香茅。
• 喜歡柔和花香：越南茉莉。
• 喜歡熟悉舒適感：薰衣草。
• 喜歡清新綠意：檸檬尤加利。
• 喜歡木質深香：廣藿香、乳香或松木。

歡迎到 Aroma 門市先試聞，再選擇最適合自己的香氣。

Why Aroma Since 2010?

Aroma’s official website identifies its operating company registration date as April 27, 2010. The current product ecosystem includes essential oils, scent oils, body-care oils, diffusers, bath products, candles and Vietnamese fragrance gifts.

Experience Before Purchase

Customers can compare scents in person rather than choosing only from search keywords or packaging.

Clearer Product Classification

A trustworthy fragrance brand should distinguish among:

• concentrated essential oils;
• blends;
• Daily Scent Oils;
• body oils;
• room-fragrance products.

Travel-Friendly Selection

The collection includes compact 10ml fragrance products and 50ml Body Spa Oils that are practical for visitors.

Vietnamese Scent Identity

Lemongrass and Vietnamese Jasmine help travelers connect fragrance with their memories of Vietnam.

Responsible Communication

Aroma’s newer product content increasingly separates sensory benefits from medical claims and provides category-specific usage instructions, including clear guidance that Jasmine Daily Scent Oil is intended for fragrance use rather than automatic direct skin application.

Where to Buy Aroma Essential Oils in Da Nang

Aroma Vincom Plaza Da Nang — Level 3

Best for:

• shoppers visiting Vincom;
• families;
• international and domestic travelers;
• customers who want to compare gifts;
• last-day shopping before leaving Da Nang.

CTA: Visit Aroma on Level 3, compare two or three scent families and choose only after the fragrance has rested on a scent strip.

Aroma Baret Urban Zone — An Thuong

Best for:

• travelers staying near My Khe Beach;
• expats;
• hotel and apartment guests;
• digital nomads;
• visitors who prefer a relaxed neighborhood shopping experience.

CTA: Staying around An Thuong or My Khe Beach? Visit Aroma Baret Urban Zone to smell Vietnamese fragrance products before choosing.

Aroma’s official product pages currently list both stores and describe GrabMart delivery to hotels, apartments and private homes within supported Da Nang areas.

GrabMart

Use GrabMart when:

• you need same-day local delivery;
• you are staying in a hotel;
• you already know the scent you prefer;
• you want a small gift delivered quickly.

Availability depends on store hours, delivery radius and current stock.

CTA: Open GrabMart, search for Aroma and select the nearest active store.

Aroma Website

Use the website when:

• ordering nationwide;
• reordering a familiar scent;
• comparing product categories;
• reading detailed instructions;
• sending a gift to another city.

Current Aroma campaigns may include Buy 3, Save 10%, Buy 4, Get 1 Free and free nationwide delivery for qualifying online orders from VND 200,000. Conditions can vary by product, store and campaign period.

CTA: Choose the correct product category first, select the scent second, then complete your order online or visit an Aroma store to smell it in person.

Common Questions

Are all aromatic oils essential oils?

No. Essential oils, blends, Daily Scent Oils, reed-diffuser formulas and Body Spa Oils are different product categories with different intended uses.

Is Vietnamese Jasmine an essential oil?

Aroma’s current Vietnamese Jasmine 10ml product is officially named Jasmine Daily Scent Oil. It is a natural-origin fragrance product designed primarily for space and accessory scenting.

Which oil smells most like a Vietnamese spa?

Lemongrass is the clearest starting point because of its fresh citrus-herbal profile and strong association with Vietnamese spa environments.

Which scent is easiest to give as a gift?

Lemongrass and Lavender are accessible choices. Jasmine is more suitable for someone who enjoys floral aromas.

Does a stronger smell mean better quality?

No. Strength can be influenced by concentration, ingredients and fragrance design. Evaluate balance and comfort after several minutes, not only the first smell.

Can pure essential oil be placed directly on skin?

Generally, no. Concentrated oils normally require suitable dilution and oil-specific safety guidance.

What is a practical topical option for travelers?

A ready-to-use Body Spa Oil is simpler than attempting to dilute a concentrated essential oil in a hotel room.

How many drops should I use in a diffuser?

Follow the device and product instructions. For a small room, begin with a low amount such as 2–3 drops and adjust only when necessary.

Can essential oils treat medical conditions?

Aroma products are positioned for fragrance, body care and everyday wellness rituals, not as medical treatments. Medical or disease claims can create different regulatory requirements.

Where can I smell Aroma products before purchasing?

Visit Aroma Vincom Plaza Da Nang on Level 3 or Aroma Baret Urban Zone in An Thuong.

Final Thought

A memorable scent does not need to be the loudest product in the store.

It should be clear in identity, appropriate for its intended use and comfortable enough to become part of daily life.

For one traveler, that may be the citrus-green freshness of Lemongrass.

For another, it may be Vietnamese Jasmine on an aroma stone, Lavender in a hotel room or the deeper character of Pine, Patchouli or Frankincense.

Choose slowly.

Read the label.

Smell beyond the first impression.

Then bring home the scent that feels most like your own memory of Vietnam.

Aroma – Natural Origin | Since 2010
Free to Smell. Take Vietnam Home.

Tinh Dầu Việt Nam: Chọn Đúng Loại Trước Khi Chọn Mùi

Khi tìm kiếm “tinh dầu Việt Nam”, nhiều người thường tập trung ngay vào câu hỏi mùi nào thơm nhất.

Nhưng câu hỏi quan trọng hơn là:

Sản phẩm này thuộc loại gì và được thiết kế để sử dụng như thế nào?

Một chai tinh dầu nguyên chất để khuếch tán không giống dầu Body Spa đã được pha nền để thoa lên cơ thể. Daily Scent Oil dùng làm thơm phòng, đá thơm hoặc tủ quần áo cũng không mặc nhiên phù hợp để dùng trực tiếp trên da.

Bốn nhóm cần phân biệt

Tinh dầu nguyên chất

Là sản phẩm cô đặc, cần dùng lượng nhỏ và đọc kỹ hướng dẫn trước khi khuếch tán hoặc pha loãng.

Tinh dầu blend

Là sự kết hợp của nhiều loại tinh dầu nhằm tạo nên một mùi hương cân bằng hơn. Cần kiểm tra đây là blend dùng khuếch tán hay sản phẩm đã pha để chăm sóc cơ thể.

Daily Scent Oil

Là dầu hương thơm dùng cho không gian, đá thơm, phụ kiện khuếch tán, tủ quần áo hoặc xe hơi.

Sản phẩm Hoa Lài 10ml hiện tại của Aroma có tên chính xác là Jasmine Daily Scent Oil, không nên tự động gọi là tinh dầu Hoa Lài chưng cất nguyên chất.

Body Spa Oil

Là sản phẩm đã được pha nền để chăm sóc cơ thể theo hướng dẫn trên nhãn. Dòng 50ml của Aroma gồm Sả Chanh, Hoa Lài và Oải Hương & Cam Ngọt.

Gợi ý chọn mùi nhanh

• Muốn mùi spa Việt Nam rõ nhất: Sả Chanh.
• Muốn mùi quen thuộc, dễ tặng: Oải Hương.
• Muốn sạch, xanh, hiện đại: Chanh Khuynh Diệp.
• Muốn mùi hoa thanh lịch: Jasmine Daily Scent Oil.
• Muốn mùi rừng, tươi: Pine.
• Muốn mùi sâu, ấm: Patchouli hoặc Frankincense.
• Muốn nhẹ và vui: Cam Ngọt.
• Muốn mát: Bạc Hà.

Kiểm tra chất lượng trước khi mua

Đừng chỉ nhìn chữ “premium”, “organic” hoặc “100% pure” ở mặt trước.

Hãy kiểm tra:

1. Tên đầy đủ của sản phẩm.
2. Loại sản phẩm.
3. Thành phần hoặc mùi chủ đạo.
4. Nguồn gốc nếu có công bố.
5. Cách sử dụng.
6. Cảnh báo an toàn.
7. Dung tích.
8. Điều kiện bảo quản.
9. Thông tin lô hoặc hạn dùng nếu áp dụng.
10. Tài liệu chứng minh nếu sản phẩm công bố chứng nhận.

Cách thử mùi thực tế

Không nên thử mười mùi liên tục.

Hãy chọn một nhóm mùi rồi so sánh tối đa hai hoặc ba loại.

• Ngửi lần đầu để xác định nhóm hương.
• Chờ 2–3 phút để kiểm tra độ cân bằng.
• Thử lại sau 10 phút để xem mùi có còn dễ chịu không.

Mùi hợp với bạn là mùi vẫn khiến bạn muốn ngửi lại sau khi cảm giác ban đầu đã qua.

Lưu ý an toàn

Tinh dầu nguyên chất có nồng độ cao.

Không thoa trực tiếp lên da nếu sản phẩm chưa được pha loãng hoặc không được thiết kế cho mục đích chăm sóc da. Không tự ý uống tinh dầu. Tránh mắt, niêm mạc, trẻ nhỏ và các bề mặt dễ hư hỏng.

Với phụ nữ mang thai, trẻ em, người nhạy cảm mùi, người đang điều trị hoặc gia đình có thú cưng, cần tìm hiểu từng loại tinh dầu cụ thể trước khi sử dụng.

Aroma định vị sản phẩm theo trải nghiệm hương thơm, không gian sống và chăm sóc cơ thể hằng ngày; không sử dụng như thuốc điều trị bệnh.

Mua Aroma tại Đà Nẵng

Aroma Vincom Plaza Đà Nẵng – Tầng 3: phù hợp khách mua sắm, gia đình và du khách cần chọn quà nhanh. https://maps.app.goo.gl/pfMErhiRMYqvq9kG7

Aroma Baret Urban Zone – An Thượng: thuận tiện khách quốc tế, expat và khách lưu trú gần biển Mỹ Khê. https://maps.app.goo.gl/gNMra9xaZv9eCtpG6

GrabMart: giao nhanh đến khách sạn, căn hộ hoặc nhà riêng trong khu vực hỗ trợ.

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