Selene - Aromatherapy Diffuser

Selene - Aromatherapy Diffuser

To operate the Selene Aroma Diffuser, simply fill the diffuser with water, and add a few drops of the essential oil or fragrance oil of your choice and the device will fill the air with the soul-soothing benefits of aromatherapy via a fine mist of heatless, scented vapour.

There is a convenient intermittent mist control and a no light, night mode to aid restless nights, which is wonderful with a few drops of a relaxing essential oil such as Lavender.

For complete safety, the Selene automatically shuts off when the water falls below a certain level making it ideal for use around children or pets.

Features
• Suitable for use with any essential or fragrance oils
• Emits a relaxing ambient light
• Mini humidifier improves air quality
• No heat, so no degradation of essential oils
• Worry-free, turns off automatically once the machine runs empty, making it safe to use around children or pets
• No mess, wax, or smoke
• Quiet operation
• Easy to clean

How to use
Simply fill with water, add a few drops of essential oil, and elevate daily activities into therapeutic self-care rituals. At the touch of a button, any room can be effortlessly filled with the fragrance or essential oils of your choice via a fine mist of heatless, scented vapour.

1. Fill the water tank until the line reaches the max line.
2. Add 8-10 drops of 100% pure essential oils.
3. Put the plastic cap and then the cover back on.
4. Turn on your diffuser and adjust the settings to your preference.

All diffusers have 1-year device warranty. 

Price is for one boxed diffuser.

Aromatherapy is a holistic healing treatment that uses natural plant extracts to promote health and well-being. Aromatherapy uses aromatic essential oils medicinally to improve the health of the body, mind, and spirit. It enhances both physical and emotional health.

Aromatherapy is thought of as both an art and a science. Recently, aromatherapy has gained more recognition in the fields of science and medicine.

The Aromatherapy field has now broadened to cover the use of a wide variety of essential oils and absolutes, carrier and vegetable oils and plant hydrosols - also known as distillates.

Humans have used aromatherapy for thousands of years. Ancient cultures in China, India, Egypt, and elsewhere incorporated aromatic plant components in resins, balms, and oils. These natural substances were used for medical and religious purposes. They were known to have both physical and psychological benefits.

Essential oils distillation is attributed to the Persians in the 10th century, though the practice may have been in use for a long time prior to this. Information about essential oil distillation was published in the 16th century in Germany. French physicians in the 19th century recognized the potential of essential oils in treating disease.

Medical doctors became more established in the 19th century and focused on using chemical drugs. However, the French and German doctors still recognized the role of natural botanicals in treating illness.

The term 'aromatherapy' was coined by a French perfumer and chemist René-Maurice Gattefossé in a book he wrote on the topic that was published in 1937. He had previously discovered the healing potential of lavender in treating burns. The book discusses the use of essential oils in treating medical conditions.

Aromatherapy has an array of benefits. It’s said to:
- manage pain
- aid in natural skincare
- improve sleep quality
- reduce stress, agitation, and anxiety
- soothe sore joints
- treat headaches and migraines
- alleviate side effects of chemotherapy
- ease discomforts of labour
- fight bacteria, virus, or fungus
- improve digestion
- improve hospice and palliative care
- boost immunity
- and much more!

For more information on Aromatherapy and for details on our classes, workshops, courses and practitioner training on Aromatherapy, please visit our dedicated training website - the Asgard Academy - www.asgardacademy.co.uk