All about atmospheric distribution (Part 1)
BROADCAST
Buying an aromatic diffuser is often the first step into the world of essential oils and essences. These, according to the desired action, are the most powerful natural allies to guard the evils of winter, invigorate, or relax. But how to choose a diffuser ?
Tips for using : Put about two teaspoons of essential oils without water. use frequency by sequences of 10 to 20 minutes per day.
THE PRESENTER MIST ULTRASONIC CERAMIC
This ceramic mist diffuser is silent. Discreet and elegant design, it lets out a fragrant mist that spreads by ultrasound. An integrated scheduler allows control of diffusion. Suitable for a surface of 20 to 100m.
Maintenance tips : change the water regularly and clean the tank once a week. For more details, see the instructions.
THE PRESENTER ULTRASOUND LIGHT MIST
This mist diffuser is glass, it creates a high luminous color atmosphere while perfuming the air. It changes color to suit your mood. You can also choose one you like or leave without light. Suitable for a surface of 20 to 100m. Maintenance tips : change the water regularly and clean the tank once a week. For more details, see the instructions.
THE microactor ULTRASOUND DIFFUSER or USB *
Convenient and quiet, it is ideal for the office, the car … You choose organic essential oil that you like and you change your fragrance according to your desires thanks to refills sold separately. Post only organic essential oils, 100% pure. Do not add water. The micro-diffusion preserves the properties of essential oils. The USB diffuser available in white or black. * this USB diffuser is not a data storage key.
Maintenance tips : Take a cotton swab diffuser cleaner and apply to the distribution of patch at the end of the diffuser. Remove vial and distribute vacuum for one minute. For more details, see the instructions. Cabinets are on sale with a USB and a diffuser composition quiet Winter in 10 ml.
Remember to check the documents for the instructions of the various broadcasters and precautions.
