Essential Oil Diffuser

Position the diffuser ring on the wooden base, flat part in contact with wood. Pour the essential oils on the diffuser (pour equally on the circumference). Light the candle and place it in the glass. Put the glass into the base. Reposition the wooden lid, well centred.
The diffusion of the essential oil is obtained thanks to the heat of the candle and will take place very slowly. After pouring some drops of essential oil on the diffuser ring, wait some minutes, according to the volume of the room to perfume, for a maximum effectiveness. This inertia is due to the low temperature intensity used. The temperature of the room must be at least 18°C.
The temperature is studied to preserve to the essential oils all their precious qualities and natural virtues. This soft diffusing method also preserves you because a to strong diffusing of essential oil can be noxious. We recommend starting with 8 to 10 drops of essential oil to test the quantity to use.
Never use water to dilute the essential oils. Some essential oils are more volatile than others; blend them to obtain a cleaning, relaxing or stimulating effect.

• Never leave the photophore lit without supervision accessible to children or domestic animals.
• Place the photophore on a stable surface, heat resistant and away from inflammables materials (curtains for example).
• Do not leave the flame of the candle touch the surface of the glass.
• Make sure that the lid of diffuser is correctly positioned on his basis so that the flame of the candle could never get in contact with the wood.
• Never add essential oils when the photophore is lit because they are very inflammable.
• Only use lumignon type candles, and keep them lit for a half an hour minimum.
• Place your photophore away from heat sources to avoid the risk of splitting or distorting the wooden part.
• To take care of the wood, do not use silicon based product or aggressive substances in an aerosol. Use natural beeswax or linen oil and apply it with a rag.