The art of presence

The unit neither heats the oil nor dilutes it. Compressed air passes through a nozzle and breaks the pure oil into microparticles. What comes out is a cold mist.

The particles are light and stay in the air. The scent spreads evenly and reaches the corners. No moisture settles on furniture or glass, there are no wet patches and nothing to wipe up.

A shop diffuser works differently. It evaporates an alcohol solution or melts wax. The first hour is strong, then it fades. With nebulisation you set the intensity and it holds.

What goes in is fragrance oil and nothing else. No water, no alcohol, no carrier stretching it out.

You notice this in two ways. The scent reads as it was composed: the notes arrive in the order they were meant to and hold for hours. Diluted oil opens strongly and then disappears.

Consumption is low as well. Nebulisation works in pulses and releases micro-quantities. One 100 ml bottle lasts 20 to 30 days at about 12 hours a day · between 0.83 and 1.25 € a day.

The list is arranged in seven families: woody, citrus, floral, oriental, fresh, gourmand, tobacco and leather. Together they make 27 fragrances.

Every fragrance carries its name and its notes side by side. You know what is inside before you smell it.

The families make choosing easier. Someone who likes woody usually likes a second woody scent of a different character. Someone starting from citrus looks among the fresh ones.

The unit runs cold. There is no flame, no heater and no hot surface a child could reach. No spilled alcohol either.

The oils are safe for adults, children and pets when used as intended. The mist is made of microparticles and stays in the air. Nothing settles on the floor or on toys.

The schedule helps too. You set the unit to run when you decide and to stay quiet through the night. It all changes from a phone in seconds.