Start with 3–5 drops for every 100ml of water in your humidifier or mist diffuser. In a larger room, or if you’d like a stronger scent, add a few more drops at a time until it feels right.

You can also use aroma concentrates without water. Add a few drops to our Himalayan Salt Lamp crystals for a soft, close-range scent.

Tip: more isn’t always better. Too many drops can overwhelm a room and leave residue in your diffuser.

Pristine Aroma Concentrates are water-soluble, so they blend evenly in water. They work with any water-based diffuser, including ultrasonic diffusers, humidifiers and mist diffusers. They also work with waterless options like salt crystals.

Our concentrates are made for diffusing. They aren’t suitable for candle making, and they shouldn’t be applied directly to skin or swallowed.

A 10ml bottle holds around 200 drops. At 5 drops per use, that’s roughly 40 diffusing sessions. How long that lasts depends on how often you diffuse and how many drops you use each time.

Our aroma concentrates are a carefully crafted blend of premium essential oils and high-quality fragrance oils. They’re free from parabens and other harmful chemicals. This blend gives you long-lasting, complex scents, like the creamy sandalwood of Santal Noir, that single essential oils can’t achieve on their own.

As with any fragrance product, diffuse in a well-ventilated room and keep the bottle out of reach of children and pets. If someone in your home has sensitivities, or you have pets, especially cats, start with fewer drops and short sessions. Check with your vet or doctor if you’re unsure.

• Check your ratio. Use 3–5 drops per 100ml of water, and add more for bigger rooms.
• Clean your diffuser regularly. Leftover oil and stale water can mute the scent and cause odd smells. Rinse the tank with fresh water and replace the filter if it’s clogged.
• Place it centrally. Avoid spots near open windows or air-conditioner vents, where the mist disperses before it reaches you.
• Give your nose a break. After a while, we stop noticing scents we’re used to. Step out of the room and come back to smell the differen