“Joy” Soapstone Aromatherapy Oil Diffuser/ Diffuser Reviews

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"Joy" Soapstone Aromatherapy Oil Diffuser/ Diffuser

This intricately hand carved Joy Soapstone Oil Burner complements any decor. These oil warmers are made from 100% all natural soapstone and are a one-of-a-kind carving. No two warmers are exactly alike. They each have their own unique color variation because of the nature of the soapstone itself
Ideal burner for use with Essential Oils or Fragrance/ Scented Oils
Essential Oils should be used with purified water. Add 5-10 drops of oil to the water, depending on your personal preference. 100% therapeutic grade Essential Oils available from Plantlife
Has a removable dish for easy cleaning and a large opening in the back to insert tea light. Best to use unscented tea lights for purest aroma
Soapstone distributes heat evenly for steady release of aroma from oils. Measures approx. 3.5" in height

Carved Soapstone Oil Burners bring natural style and intricate pattern into your home. The oil is warmed quickly and evenly. Quarried like granite and marble, soapstone ranges in age from 300 to 400 million years old. Soapstone is a very dense and non-porous stone, denser than marble, slate, limestone and even granite. Soapstone oil burners are superior in quality and durability compared to metal or ceramic ones. Plantlife oil burners display beautiful shadows on your surrounding walls when lit up with a tea light candle

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Great Gift!!, November 15, 2010

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This is a great product! Good qualitiy, great for burning my favorite oils. Also, a really nice size bowl. This is a good gift for anybody.

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I LIKE THIS PRODUCT!!!, December 28, 2010