Dangerous odors
Car fragrances can be dangerous for us - they can cause headaches and even blackouts.
Forest, vanilla, floral or marine scent in your car! We are seduced by the manufacturers of car fragrances, and they find many customers. However, these products can be dangerous for us - they cause headaches and even loss of consciousness.
The offer of car fragrances and air fresheners is huge. Prices are low, so there is no shortage of buyers. Unfortunately, a pleasant smell for our nose does not have to be pleasant for the whole body, and can even be dangerous. Each fragrance contains chemicals that can cause allergies not only in allergy sufferers. – There are so many chemical ingredients in some fragrances that even a healthy person can 
a long stay in such an atmosphere can cause allergies - this is the opinion of an allergist who has become acquainted with the chemical composition of one of the air fresheners on the market.
The aromas are intense and last for a very long time, even up to 40 days. This makes the concentration of chemicals in the vehicle very high. In addition, the interior of the car has a small volume, which further accelerates any possible adverse effects. In many cases, fragrances or perfumes do not cause side effects, but in extreme cases, they can cause shortness of breath, headaches, vomiting, blurred vision, and even loss of consciousness. These symptoms may not always be obvious, but the effects of the chemicals can contribute to a driver's general fatigue and therefore slower reactions. If we use fragrances to kill other bad odors in the car, it will be much more profitable if we go to the car wash and clean the interior thoroughly.
Of course, not all fragrances are bad. However, when deciding to buy them, check the chemical composition and tolerances. Allergy sufferers should never use fragrances or other air fresheners, as this can aggravate allergy symptoms. In addition, in people with seasickness, additional and intense odors can worsen symptoms. Also, drivers who spend a lot of time in the car (for example, several or several tens of hours a week) should not use fragrances. Many air fresheners contain a warning that the substances contained in the fragrance can cause allergies, but few bother to spend a few seconds reading a short booklet.
