INTRODUCING: THE SCIENTISTS BEHIND INXHALE

Here at INXHALE, we’re proud to leverage the power of natural aroma compounds to create our olfactory tools.

It is through conscientious, expert formulations that we are able to offer original blends of natural ingredients that have been formulated specifically to support cognitive function and mood through our inhalers.

Such a careful blend requires a breadth of knowledge, which is why we’re excited to introduce you to two key experts behind-the-scenes of INXHALE.

Stacey Fraser

Introducing Stacey Fraser - a distinguished figure in the personal care and wellness industry with over 20 years of experience. Her career is marked by significant contributions to sustainable beauty and cosmetics, and by her pivotal role as a mentor and lecturer in Chemical Formulation Design at the University of Canterbury.

Stacey and INXHALE founder, Kate Guthrie, met at a wellness retreat a few years back and hit it off - deeply inspired by the passion and vision of one another. Stacey has used her formulation expertise to make our wonderful olfactory tools what they are - her focus on the ingredient integrity and efficacy completely in line with the vision of INXHALE.

From product development to launch, Stacey remains an integral part of the team - thanks Stacey!

Professor Conan Fee

Now, we’d like you to meet our resident science expert, Professor Conan Fee. Conan is the founding head of the University of Canterbury’s School of Product Design, and was named in Stanford University's top 2% of research scientists worldwide! Professor Fee's interdisciplinary expertise is showcased through Fragranzi, an artisan perfumery he co-founded in recent years.

His knowledge and expertise has been instrumental in our wider understanding of the fascinating subject that is olfactory wellness, and you’ll see him pop up in our newsletters and website journals from time to time as he shares his passion and mastery with us.

“This luxe inhaler, from a Marlborough based brand, aims to offer a moment of zen with a simple sniff”