Orange Vanilla Diffuser reed diffuser natural reed diffuser home fragrance oil natural diffuser oil reed diffuser refill vanilla diffuser

Orange Vanilla reed diffuser is a blend of sensual vanilla and juicy oranges that create an uplifting fragrance.

Freshen up your home or workspace with a fragrant reed diffuser. Diffusers are a great alternative to candles because they give out a subtle continuous scent throughout the air. The fragrance is drawn up through the bottom of the reeds to the top through its micro-mini straw. The fragrance comes to life once the liquid is drawn up through the reeds. For best results, flip the reeds only once per week or less for maximum scent dispersion.

This can also be used in your water diffuser. Just add a few drops to the water for another wonderful and cost-effective way to scent up your home.

We use high-quality reeds, essential oils, and fragrance oil. Our diffusers do not contain alcohol, DPG and are phthalate-free which means no harmful chemicals in your home.

Most of our diffusers last 3- 6 months depending on which fragrance you choose, however, most customers come back to tell me theirs is still going after a year. The rate of disbursement depends on where it is placed in the home, how often you flip the reeds and which fragrance you choose.

These refills may be used in their own packaging or your own vase. Each refill comes with 7 reeds & one bottle with diffuser oil.

4 oz bottle

…Awaken Your Senses…
DIFFUSER SCENTS OFFERED BY LOVE YOUR BODY ESSENTIALS:

AROMATHERAPY SCENTS:
● LAVENDER - Lightly floral & calming
● LAVENDER ORANGE - Lightly floral with a citrus twist
● LEMONGRASS-Lemony with a hint of fresh greens and spice.
● ROSEMARY MINT- Fresh & Invigorating

FRAGRANCE SCENTS:
● AQUATIC ELEMENT - clean, fresh & airy with a hint of green
● AMBER - Sensual & warm with softwood notes -cedarwood, oak, sandalwood, patchouli
● BARTLETT PEAR - Tart & fresh
● BROWN SUGAR FIG - Warm notes- brown sugar, fig, coconut, amber
● CINNAMON CLOVE-bold & spicy
● DRAGON'S BLOOD-potent, blend of sweet, spicy, & earthy incense notes with tonka bean, sweet orange, orange blossom & clove
● GARDENIA-Tropical, floral & feminine
● GRAPEFRUIT ORANGE - fruity, citrusy, tart blood orange & grapefruit
● FRANKINCENSE & MYRRH - Warm, sensual, & musky
● JASMINE-Delicate, floral, & seductive
● NAG CHAMPA - Sensual- Sandalwood, champa flowers, violet, clove, amber, ylang ylang, patchouli, musk
● OCEAN - Clean, cool, crisp
● ORANGE BLOSSOM - Floral, citrusy, fresh
● ORANGE VANILLA – Creamy french vanilla & sweet orange
● ORANGE VANILLA CLOVE- Warm & spicy - vanilla, sweet orange & clove
● PINE - Warm cinnamon, clove, vanilla musk, cassia root, eucalyptus, amber, fir balsam, pine, and cedar
● PINK SUGAR - Warm -vanilla, coconut, sandalwood, basmati rice, heliotrope flowers, & light musk.
● PLUMERIA- Floral, feminine and tropical
● PUMPKIN CHAI- cinnamon, clove, black tea, and nutmeg
● RED GINGER & SAFFRON- spicy, mystical & sacred-unisex
● ROSE PETALS - Floral & feminine
● SANDALWOOD - Warm, sweet, rich, & woodsy
● WHITE TEA GINGER - Light floral, fresh & clean

Frequently asked questions
Do reed diffuser oils have to include alcohol or DPG?
A: No. DPG and alcohol are added to many reed diffusers to dilute the reed diffuser oil. You don't need alcohol or DPG to make the reed diffusers "work". Our reed diffuser oils are complete as you receive them.
In fact, the cheap imported reed diffuser oils have high alcohol/and/or/DPG content so that they will evaporate faster (and get used up so that you have to buy more). They also have less of the essential oil base that makes up the reed diffuser oil. Many expensive reed diffusers can contain DPG and alcohol to stretch the scented oil.

Q: Why can't I just re-use my sticks over and over again?
A: Once the reed sticks are totally saturated, the cells in the reeds eventually get somewhat clogged and lose their ability to pull the scent up into the reeds and throw the fragrance into the room. Needless to say, you definitely can't move the reeds to a different scent of oil- because the cells will contain the previous scent of fragrance diffuser oil. You won't get a pure scent transfer. Reeds are very inexpensive so you can replace them by having stock on hand in your favorite size.

Q: How often do I flip the reeds?
A: I would flip once per week. Once the reed sticks are totally saturated, the cells in the reeds eventually get somewhat clogged and lose their ability to pull the scent up into the reeds and throw the fragrance into the room

Q: My reed diffusers don't seem to be scenting the room as strongly as I would like. What's wrong?
A: If you've flipped your reeds so that moist reed ends are sticking up, perhaps you're trying to scent too large of a room. You might need more than one bottle of reed diffuser- placed in opposite corners- for optimum results. Also, if your room has an active A/C, air exchange system or frequent door opening to the outside, it may affect results.

Q: Can I use different scents in different rooms?
A: Yes! Then you'll walk from one scent to another. Since scents trigger feelings, reed diffusers can create an environment of feelings that change from one space to another. Consider the many variations of positive feelings: uplifted, romantic, relaxed, cheerful, generous, optimistic, and reminiscent and more.

Q: How does your sense of smell operate?
A: Your nose has at least 350 different odorant receptor proteins. These receptor proteins detect the scents in the air by combining in different combinations to identify scent molecules entering the nose. The coded signals then transfer from the nose to the olfactory bulb in the brain. From the olfactory bulb, the signals transfer to the cortex where they are mapped as "odor perceptions". They are stored there throughout your lifetime. This is how a certain scent will remind you of a certain place or a time in your life.

Q: Why can't everyone smell all smells?
A: The odor receptors are encoded by specific genes. If one or more of the genes or DNA in this area is damaged or missing, that individual will not be able to smell the odor related to that odor receptor. Thus, not everyone can smell everything, and scents do not smell the same to everyone.