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DIFFUSER PEBBLE

Diffuser pebble

Diffuser pebble for essential oils, engraved with the Bordéo palm tree. Whether travelling or at home, just a few drops of oil on the pebble are enough to feel good in your own personal sanctuary.

NATURAL SCENTS - DIFFUSION

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Material: Biodegradable limestone plaster

Size: Length 5.9cm - width 4.9cm

Weight: 50g

Made in France - Handmade.

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Description

This diffuser pebble is a practical and convenient way to envelop any room with a pleasant fragrance and create a warm atmosphere. It is particularly suitable for small rooms such as bathrooms, entrances, and hallways, or on a bedside table or desk. When used with an appropriate oil, it promotes good sleep, relaxation, or improved concentration.

Whether traveling or at home, 3 to 5 drops are enough to feel safe wherever you are.

Thanks to its ceramic material, the diffuser pebble absorbs 100% of the essential oil or fragrance blend, then releases its scent through cold diffusion into the room for several hours.

Learn more on the dedicated botanical fact sheet

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DIRECTIONS FOR USE:

Naturally combat moths in your cupboards:

  • Pour 2 drops of fine Lavender essential oil, 3 times a week, to maintain freshness and protection in your cupboards.

Precautions for use

For the first use, it is advisable to impregnate the pebble with 10 to 12 drops of undiluted essential oil to "saturate" it. Since the diffuser pebble is not varnished, place it on a glass surface or a saucer; do not place it on a synthetic surface or fragile furniture.

Useful tip: to preserve the "purity" of the scent, ideally use only one scent per pebble.

Essential oils are powerful and complex substances that must be handled with care! If you are new to aromatherapy, please consult our advice page and seek guidance from a professional (specialist pharmacist or therapist) who is the only one qualified to provide personalized advice – these guidelines are not a substitute for a consultation.