Essential oil diffuser set + 9 essential oils

How to use the diffuser:

1. Place the diffuser on a flat, stable surface in a central location in the room.
2. Remove the glass diffusion nozzle from the top of the glass chamber.
3. Pour 10–15 drops of your chosen essential oil or blend of oils into the glass chamber.
4. Replace the nozzle.
5. Connect the device to a power source using the supplied cable.
6. Switch on the nebuliser by tapping the button with the wave symbol (≈) on the wooden base.
7. To increase the nebulisation intensity, tap the wave button again.
8. To change the backlight colour, tap the button with the sun symbol (✽).
9. The nebuliser will switch off automatically when the tank is empty.

Tip: The touch-sensitive buttons are located on the wooden base. To activate them, place the entire surface of your fingertip on the button and apply light pressure.

Caring for the device:

• Clean the nebuliser once a week if used daily, and every time you change the essential oil.
• Rinse the glass chamber with isopropyl alcohol and leave it to dry.
• Gently wipe the external surfaces with a damp, soft cloth.

Example fragrance blends:

• Evening: 4 drops of lavender + 2 drops of ylang-ylang + 1 drop of bergamot. A soft, floral scent for a peaceful evening.
• Sunny: 3 drops of bergamot + 3 drops of orange + 2 drops of lavender. Light and cheerful.
• Morning: 3 drops of orange + 2 drops of cinnamon + 1 drop of pine. A fresh, energising start to the day.
• For work: 3 drops of pine + 2 drops of cedar + 1 drop of bergamot. A clean, woody scent for your home office.
• Woodland: 4 drops of pine + 3 drops of cedar + 1 drop of cinnamon. The scent of a walk in the woods.
• Warm and cosy: 3 drops of orange + 2 drops of cinnamon + 2 drops of ylang-ylang. A cosy scent for chilly days.
• Festive: 3 drops of cinnamon + 3 drops of orange + 2 drops of pine. Christmas tree, oranges and cinnamon.
• Spring: 3 drops of bergamot + 3 drops of orange + 2 drops of geranium. Fresh and floral.
• Summer: 4 drops of bergamot + 3 drops of lavender + 1 drop of ylang-ylang. A light scent for hot weather.

Other uses:

• Cleaning: 10–15 drops of essential oils in 500 ml of water with 2 tablespoons of vinegar, in a spray bottle. A lovely scent for cleaning worktops.
• Wardrobe and drawers: 5–6 drops on a wooden or ceramic passive diffuser. Refresh every 1–2 weeks.

Essential oil diffuser

Material: Glass + 100% birch wood

Capacity: 30 ml

Power supply: DC 5V 1000mA

Cinnamon bark essential oil

INCI: Cinnamomum Zeylanicum Bark Oil

Geranium essential oil

INCI: Pelargonium Graveolens Oil

Cedarwood essential oil

INCI: Cedrus Atlantica Wood Oil

Bergamot essential oil

INCI:Citrus Aurantium Bergamia Fruit Oil

Lavender essential oil

INCI: Lavandula Angustifolia Oil

Ylang-ylang essential oil

INCI: Cananga Odorata Flower Oil

Orange essential oil

INCI:Citrus Sinensis Peel Oil Expressed

Pine essential oil

INCI:Pinus Sylvestris Leaf Oil

Tea tree essential oil

INCI: Melaleuca Alternifolia Leaf Oil

Storing the nebuliser:

• Store the nebuliser in a dry, safe place, away from sources of water and extreme temperatures
• It is best to place the device on a stable, flat surface, protecting the glass dome from damage
• Before storing the device for an extended period, clean the glass chamber thoroughly and leave it to dry completely

Storing essential oils:

• Store essential oils in their original, dark bottles, away from direct sunlight and sources of heat
• The storage temperature should be constant, within the range of 15–25°C
• Tighten the bottle caps securely after each use to prevent oxidation and evaporation of the oils
• When stored under the correct conditions, the oils retain their properties for 24 months after opening

General precautions:

• Always follow the recommended dosage for essential oils
• Do not use too many different oils at once – blends of 2–3 oils give the best results
• Take regular breaks from using specific oils to prevent your olfactory receptors from becoming desensitised
• Remember to ventilate rooms regularly, even whilst using aromatherapy
• People suffering from asthma, epilepsy or other serious medical conditions should exercise particular caution when using essential oils

Contraindications:

• Essential oils may irritate sensitive skin. A patch test should be carried out before first use
• They can irritate mucous membranes – avoid contact with the eyes and mouth
• Do not apply directly to the skin without first diluting in a carrier oil
• Citrus oils (bergamot, orange) have a photosensitising effect – after applying to the skin, avoid exposure to the sun for at least 12 hours
• Cinnamon oil is highly irritating to the skin – use only in very low concentrations and always diluted
• Pregnant and breastfeeding women should consult a doctor before using any essential oils
• Take particular care when using essential oils in the presence of young children, the elderly and pets
• Keep out of reach of children
• Do not take essential oils internally without consulting a doctor

Special precautions for individual oils:

• Cinnamon oil: One of the most irritating oils; it may cause irritation to the skin and mucous membranes. Use in minimal quantities, always diluted.
• Geranium oil: May affect hormone levels – those with hormonal disorders should exercise caution.
• Cedarwood oil: Do not use on children under 6 years of age. Avoid use during pregnancy.
• Bergamot oil: Strong photosensitising effect – do not use before exposure to the sun or in a solarium.
• Lavender oil: Although it is relatively safe, it may cause allergic reactions in sensitive individuals.
• Ylang-ylang oil: May cause headaches in sensitive individuals if used in excessively high concentrations.
• Orange oil: May have a photosensitising effect. People with sensitive skin should exercise caution.
• Pine essential oil: May exacerbate asthma symptoms in some people. Do not use in cases of acute respiratory conditions.
• Tea tree essential oil: May interact with certain medicines – consult your doctor if you are taking immunosuppressants.