Why You Should Avoid Unnatural Room Sprays — And Choose Natural Alternatives Instead

Why You Should Avoid Unnatural Room Sprays — And Choose Natural Alternatives Instead

Many big-name fragrance companies fill their sprays with synthetic chemicals that can harm your health and the environment. What’s marketed as “fresh” or “clean” air is often anything but.

At Appalachian Haze, we keep things simple, safe, and honest. Every bottle is made with just three ingredients — water, grain alcohol, and pure essential oils.
No hidden additives. No artificial fragrances. No harsh preservatives.

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Common Chemicals in Conventional Room Sprays

Most mainstream sprays rely on synthetic compounds that can irritate skin, lungs, and even harm aquatic life:

  • Phthalates (DEP, DBP) — synthetic fixatives linked to hormone disruption

  • Synthetic Musks (Galaxolide, Tonalide) — bioaccumulative and toxic to aquatic ecosystems

  • Lilial — a synthetic floral scent banned in the EU for reproductive toxicity

  • Benzyl Salicylate — a synthetic UV stabilizer and known allergen

  • Aldehydes and Artificial Aromas — irritate skin, airways, and contribute to indoor air pollution

    Our Formula: Clean + Simple + Effective

    We believe nature already provides everything needed for a fresh, inviting space:

    • Water – pure and gentle base

    • Grain Alcohol – natural preservative and dispersant

    • Natural Essential Oils – distilled directly from plants for authentic, mood-enhancing aroma

    Each Appalachian Haze spray is crafted to bring the calm, refreshing spirit of the mountains into your home — without compromise.

    The Appalachian Haze Difference

    By choosing Appalachian Haze, you’re choosing transparency, sustainability, and craftsmanship.
    No mystery ingredients, no lab-made scents — just nature, bottled.

    Breathe easy. Live naturally. Choose Appalachian Haze.

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