Geometry Hexagon Nebulising Diffuser, Waterless

Six faces, and the light does something different on each one.

The Geometry range is one mechanism in six silhouettes. The hexagon is the one that catches a lamp, because the facets break the light instead of passing it straight through.

Underneath, it is a nebuliser. Air is pushed across neat essential oil and atomised into a fine dry mist, with no water, no heat and no plastic touching the oil. The top notes reach the room intact, which is exactly what a heated or water based diffuser destroys.

• Waterless nebulising diffuser, faceted hexagonal glass
• Glass and timber, no plastic in contact with the oil
• Runs on neat essential oil, no water required

A nebuliser uses more oil than a water diffuser and it is not silent. Run it in bursts rather than continuously.