Review on Handmade Relaxing Steamers Aromatherapy Essential by Michelle Powell

Over the last year I have tried several brands of shower steam generators. Unfortunately, most of them are disappointing. A common problem is that the scent is too mild or fades quickly. Many of them resolve quickly. I even had one when the smell was very strong in the box, but as soon as it got wet the smell quickly went away. Luckily, with these shower steamers, that's not a problem. The smell is definitely strong. I can smell it during my shower. The basic idea is to place your steam shower in a splash zone where it will receive some water but not constantly drip onto it. You definitely don't need a lot of water to activate the scents. Sometimes I even moved it away from the water and it still gave off a strong smell. For me, while the scent isn't too strong on all of the ones I've tried, if I came across a scent I didn't particularly like, the scent would be overwhelming. I am going to give the lavender ones to a family member as I am sure they will be too overwhelming for me. Warning: If you don't like the smell of menthol, you won't like this either. They all combine menthol with their main scent. In some cases I feel like the menthol is even stronger than the main flavor. What I really like about them is that although the shower smell is strong, the box is able to keep the smell at bay. As soon as I open the box to take out the vaporizer I can smell them quite strongly, but with the box closed I can keep these vaporizers in the bathroom without feeling like everything in the bathroom smells like them. Your average shower steamer. I have included a picture of one of the shower steam generators next to a standard sized shower steam generator. They last longer than others I've tried. For me they can easily withstand at least three showers. Due to the strength of the fragrance and the durability, I would definitely recommend this shower steamer.