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Herbal inhaler Homyen

Herbal inhaler Homyen

Abstract

The innovation of aromatic and cooling inhalers stems from the widespread use of inhalers in modern times. This innovation aims to elevate the product to suit contemporary lifestyles, incorporating Thai identity in a way that resonates with the younger generation. The development focuses on enhancing scents using locally sourced Thai ingredients, adding value to Thai flowers and fruits. Various extraction methods are employed to preserve the fragrance for a longer duration. Additionally, borneol, camphor, and menthol are blended to provide a refreshing and cooling sensation. For the packaging, polymer clay is used to create the container, which is hand-molded and then baked to harden. Instead of a traditional cap, a fabric covering is used to introduce a unique and innovative alternative to conventional inhalers.

Objective

เพื่อยกระดับวัตถุดิบท้องถิ่นไทยให้มีกลิ่นที่แปลกใหม่ เพื่อให้เข้าถึงคนรุ่นใหม่ได้มากขึ้นและสร้างกลิ่นอัตลักษณ์ไทยโดยใช้ดอกไม้และผลไม้ไทยในการทำยาดม

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