Crystal AireAmbient Dual Nozzle Waterless Aroma Diffuser with 10ml Essential Oil
R1,699
About
Transform your living space into a tranquil haven with the Dual Nozzle Waterless Aroma Diffuser. With its sleek and elegant design, this diffuser is the perfect addition to any home or office. The automated dual-fluid spray function disperses essential oils throughout the air for an aromatherapy experience that is sure to soothe and refresh the senses. The diffuser is waterless, making it an efficient and easy-to-use option for any space. Plus, this Dual Nozzle Waterless Aroma Diffuser comes with a 10ml Sweet Orange essential oil.
Product Features
- Automatic timer (1-8 hours)
- 5 Spray settings
- Ambient lighting
- Waterless
- High-quality
- Refillable essential oil bottles
- Charging indicator
- USB powered
- Comes with a Sweet Orange essential oil
- Please note: Make sure to only run one of the nozzles at a time! The benefit is you don't need to keep switching out the bottles.
Product Specifications
- Material: Aluminum Alloy
- Dimensions: 14.5 x 12.5 x 6.5cm
- Room coverage: 70m2
What's in the Box?
- 1x Aroma diffuser
- 1x Type-C cable
- 1x Manual
- 2x Atomizers
- 2x Suction pipes
- 1x 10ml Sweet Orange Essential Oil
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