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Where Scent Can Be Applied

Create a calmer and more reassuring first impression within approved arrival and administrative reception spaces.

Introduce low-intensity fragrance only where appropriate, following an assessment of patients, ventilation and clinical policies.

Create a calm, restorative atmosphere in staff lounges, helping care teams relax, recharge and return to work feeling refreshed.

Create calm, restorative environments in approved care spaces, including staff lounges, break rooms and non-patient wellbeing areas.
Create Calm Before Care Begins
Healthcare fragrance must remain subtle, carefully assessed and easy to control. Bel-Air Aroma designs low-intensity solutions for approved non-clinical spaces while accommodating fragrance-free zones, respiratory sensitivities and individual site requirements.

Corporate Experience in Numbers
200
Dental Patients
A controlled study involving 200 dental patients found that orange and lavender ambient odours reduced anxiety and improved mood compared with the control condition.
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Studied Fragrances
Both orange and lavender produced favourable anxiety and mood results in that particular dental waiting-room study.
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Study Conditions
Participants were divided between orange scent, lavender scent, music and an unscented control environment.
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Study Conditions
Participants were divided between orange scent, lavender scent, music and an unscented control environment.
What Healthcare Leaders Say
“The waiting area feels more welcoming without smelling perfumed. The low-intensity approach was essential for our patients and clinical team.”
Dr Amelia Grant
Practice Owner — Dental Clinic
“Every area was assessed separately, allowing us to maintain fragrance-free clinical rooms while improving the reception environment.”
Rachel Kim
Clinic Manager — Medical Centre
“The solution is discreet, controllable and appropriate for our public entrance. It supports the atmosphere without interfering with our professional setting.”
Oliver Hughes
Director — Community Pharmacy
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