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Off White Deep Bowl Burner
This large ceramic Off White Deep Bowl Burner and wax warmer features an extra deep bowl and triangle cut outs at the base. Use with oils or wax melts to gently fragrance the home while creating a calming ambiance with its understated, off-white hue.This oil burner is the perfect gift for any special occasion.
H12cm x W13cm x D13cm
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Off White Deep Bowl Burner
This large ceramic Off White Deep Bowl Burner and wax warmer features an extra deep bowl and triangle cut outs at the base. Use with oils or wax melts to gently fragrance the home while creating a calming ambiance with its understated, off-white hue.This oil burner is the perfect gift for any special occasion.
H12cm x W13cm x D13cm
Please click here to return to the diffuser page.
Burning essential oils is a low-tech and inexpensive way to add beautiful aromas to your home. However, not all oils are the same so you must take care in choosing the oils to burn.. If used properly and safely, burning essential oils can help you create an aromatic and therapeutic environment
Essential Oils are different to Fragrance Oils. Essential Oils have an aromatherapy benefit such a relaxing Lavender. However, Fragrance Oils have no therapeutic value and are often artificially produced.
Position the Oil Burner on a stable platform making sure it will not get knocked over.
Add water to the top of the burner to fill the well. Then, add several drops of oil. The more oil you use, the stronger the fragrance though it will not necessarily last longer.
Insert a good quality t-light into the burner having lit it first.
That’s it!. Enjoy the beautiful fragrance.
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Wax melts are very easy to use. You simply take your wax melt and place one or more in your warmer or melter. Then light your tea light or turn on your heat warmer if it is electric. Once you are finished using them, you just turn off or remove the heat source and the wax will solidify until you are ready to use it again. When you are ready to use it again, just turn the warmer back on or light the tea light.
When you are ready to dispose of the used wax melts, you just allow the wax to harden, then just allow it to heat for a few minutes to loosen it and it should pop right out.
Lemongrass Oil is very refreshing and relaxing and is commonly used as an insect repellent. In addition, it helps to revive a tired mind and is a great tonic to revitalise the body.
In manufacturing they steam distill the oil from the leaves. It is antibacterial, antifungal, anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic, astringent, a digestive stimulant and an insecticide. However, do not use on children under the age of 2 or on sensitive or damaged skin. Avoid using on people with prostatic hyperplasia or glucoma. Importantly, do not use at more than 1% dilution on the skin.
Associated with the Throat and Base Chakras.
Lemongrass has a fresh, clean, citrus aroma.
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Lavender is the most widely used essential oil in aromatherapy. We value it particularly for its relaxing and antiseptic properties. It is a calming and stabilising oil and is good for many ailments such as headaches, muscular aches and pains. Also use Lavender for skin conditions, PMT and irritability.
The oil is steam distilled from the freshly cut flowering tops. It is Analgesic, Antibacterial, Antifungal, Anti-inflammatory, Antirheumatic, Antispasmodic, Calmative. In addition it is non toxic and non irritant in prescribed doses.
Associated with the Heart, Crown and Base Chakras.
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Pine Scotch Oil comes from Siberia and is steam distilled from the needles, young twigs and cones.
In terms of how the oil helps us physically, it is antibacterial, anticatarrhal, antirheumatic, a decongestant and a neurotonic.
Also, it is non toxic and non irritant in prescribed doses.
Scotch Pine is said to be the only Pine which survived the Ice Ages; it can survive at – 40C.
In addition, we associate Scotch Pine with the Heart and Brow Chakras and the Chinese Element Metal.
Pinus Sylvestris is known as Scotch Pine in English, but as Norway Pine in Scandinavia, it grows all over Europe.
The oil is extensively used for disinfectants, room sprays and other household products. This a fine oil from Siberia, the major producer of pinus sylvestris.
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Geranium Bourbon has a delightful, fresh, green, rose-like scent and is an excellent balancing oil for all-round use. It is especially popular with women.
It is steam distilled from Geranium plant leaves.
We consider Geranium Bourbon to be the finest type of Geranium. It comes from the island of La Réunion, 500 miles east of Madagascar, in the Indian Ocean. As a result, the island has the ideal climate and soil conditions for production of geranium.
Pelargonium graveolens has a clear to light green colour. Do not confuse it with the household variety of geranium, which is a completely different species. It is a greenish coloured oil, with a very strong, well-balanced odour. The difference between this oil and the Egyptian or Chinese is so significant that Absolute Aromas also stocks an Egyptian Geranium.
Geranium blends very well with the citrus oils. It is deodorising, cleansing and uplifting as well as having good insect-repellent properties. The odour of the Bourbon Geranium is quite powerful and it may dominate over other oils in a blend.
Blend 1 drop of Geranium with 2 drops of Lavender and 2 drops of Mandarin in a teaspoon of Sweet Almond oil for use as a relaxing, refreshing bath oil.
Alternatively, blend the same oils with two teaspoons of Peach Kernel oil for a special hydrating body moisturiser with a delicious aroma.
After a long haul flight, try blending together 2 drops of Geranium, 1 Drop each of Juniper and Lavender in 10 ml of Peach Kernel; massage in to the ankles to encourage elimination.
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Bells have been used throughout the ages to accompany dance, to provide comfort and to warn of possible danger. The Chinese were the first to control the pitch or note of a bell, making it possible for them to play tunes. Soon bells were being used to accompany worship. On New Year’s Eve the bells in Buddhist temples are rung 108 times, once for each of the 108 worldly desires.
In the East bells have become very important and are often decorated with significant symbols. For centuries, tuned bells have been suspended in homes and temples to ward off evil and attract good luck and prosperity. Woodstock Temple Bells are inspired by these ancient bells and work in harmony with the wind to create gentle, soothing tones.
This chime is designed to hang from a string loop, rather than an O-ring.
This chime was designed with a removable windcatcher that can be taken to a trophy shop, printer or jeweler to be engraved or silk-screened.
The Woodstock Chimes of Mercury were named for the innermost planet in our solar system. In turn, Mercury was named after the ancient Roman messenger god. Mercury is similar in appearance to the Moon, with lots of craters. Because it is normally not visible due to the glare of the Sun, Mercury can be viewed only in the morning or at twilight.
When Woodstock designed the Chimes of Mercury they designed and handcrafted them for superior musical performance. They hand-tuned them to a universal, pentatonic (five-note) scale which acts in concert with the wind to create random patterns of wonderful sound. It will also harmonise beautifully with all of the other Encore Collection windchimes.
This chime carries a lifetime tuning guarantee.
This chime is designed to hang from a string loop, rather than an o-ring.
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Bells have been used throughout the ages to accompany dance, to provide comfort and to warn of possible danger. The Chinese were the first to control the pitch or note of a bell, making it possible for them to play tunes. Soon bells were being used to accompany worship. On New Year’s Eve the bells in Buddhist temples are rung 108 times, once for each of the 108 worldly desires.
In the East bells have become very important and are often decorated with significant symbols. For centuries, tuned bells have been suspended in homes and temples to ward off evil and attract good luck and prosperity. Woodstock Temple Bells are inspired by these ancient bells and work in harmony with the wind to create gentle, soothing tones.
This chime is designed to hang from a string loop, rather than an O-ring.
This chime was designed with a removable windcatcher that can be taken to a trophy shop, printer or jeweler to be engraved or silk-screened.
The Swadisthana Chakra Stearin Candle is a fragranced candle with 3% essential oils. It contains cedar, spruce and rosemary essential oils. The term Swadisthana relates to the 2nd chakra and the candle is coured orange.
Stearin or palm wax is a fully renewable resource. It gives a clean and smokeless candle burn with no black smoke and no waste as it burns to the very end. There is no metal content of lead or zinc and it comes with a pure cotton wick.
These stearin candles are handmade in Indonesia.
By using certified palm oil and durable packing materials, these candles are an environment-friendly product.
As much as possible production of the candles is done by hand. This is a way offering a guaranteed job for as many people as possible. Eighty percent of the employees are female.
The expected burn time is 100 hours.
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