Description
This Aroma Burner Anthracite is suitable for subtle evaporation of essential oils in, for example, living rooms, offices and salons or practice rooms.
Essential oil is also called aromatic, volatile, or essential oil. Essential oils are volatile oils extracted from plants. Perfume oils, on the other hand, are chemically formulated and intended to mimic a scent. Perfume oil is less expensive, but also less potent. The word "ethereal" comes from the Greek "aither," which literally means "air of heaven." The Greeks used "aither" to refer to the lowest layer of the cosmos. It is sometimes spelled "ethereal oils." Like ether, essential oils are volatile and strongly scented. The term "essential oil" is an Anglicism and comes from the English word "essence," which means extract. Essential oils can be extracted from various parts of a plant, such as the blossom, fruit, seed, leaves, peel, or wood (stem, branches, or roots). Sometimes different parts of a plant contain different essential oils. Some types of essential oil are quite expensive. This is because many plants are sometimes needed to produce a small amount of oil. An inexpensive oil, for example, is orange oil, because orange peels are a waste product of the juice industry. An expensive oil, for example, is rose oil, because it takes a large number of specially grown roses to produce a small amount of essential oil.
About your soapstone aroma lamp:
Soapstone is a mineral in many colors and patterns. Therefore, no two lamps are alike. Each aroma lamp is handcrafted by experienced Indian artisans. Please read the instructions below carefully to enjoy your aroma lamp for as long as possible. How to use your aroma lamp: 1. Fill the bowl with water and add a few drops of fragrance oil or perfume. (If the bowl is empty, wait 10 minutes before refilling. 2. Light a tea light and place it in the lamp under the bowl. When the water with the oil is warm, the oil will evaporate and spread the fragrance. Cleaning instructions: Use only water and soap for cleaning (do not put in the dishwasher). Do not use abrasive or harsh cleaning agents. The aroma lamp is fragile and must be handled with care. Warnings: 1. Never use a tea light without an aluminum cup. 2. Never fill the bowl with cold water when it is hot; it can easily crack or tear. 3. Never place a burning aroma lamp near flammable materials. 4. Never leave a burning aroma lamp unattended. 5. Always place the burning aroma lamp out of reach of children. The copper inner bowl prevents precious oil from being lost in the porous soapstone.
