[Handmade] Cat Paw Three-dimensional Model-Fragrance Stone/Fragrance Diffusing Stone

【Contents】 ． Material: water, plaster ． Size: approx. 5 x 5.5 x 2.6 cm [About gypsum diffuser Stone] ． Through the pore characteristics of gypsum, after absorbing fragrance or essential oil, it slowly releases and diffuses its fragrance. You can use your favorite fragrance and put 3-5 drops on the work, and the fragrance will slowly dissipate. ． You can also use lavender, citrus and other types of essential oils to achieve the effects of repelling mosquitoes and mites. [Principle of aroma diffusion] ． Gypsum contains pores. When the humidity in the diffuser Stone is higher than that of the air, water vapor will be discharged. By adjusting the internal and external humidity, the diffuser effect can be achieved. ． When the humidity is lower than the air, water vapor will be absorbed from the air, and the diffusion effect will be relatively low. [Attention to small reminders] 1. Because cat paw incense diffuser Stone are hand-made, the difficulty of making three-dimensional objects is very different from that of flat objects. Although each batch will be made as complete as possible, there will definitely be bubbles and demoulding marks during the production process. It is recommended that perfectionists do not place orders to avoid subsequent disputes and disputes. Thank you. 2. The aroma dispersion time depends on the environment. Humidity, dryness, open spaces and closed spaces all have an impact. 3. The evaporation effect is related to the purity and volatility of the fragrance: ． Fragrance oils are the most effective and last the longest. ． Perfume is highly volatile and the smell fades quickly. ． Pure essential oils have no diffusibility and have less obvious fragrance. 4. When using essential oils or fragrances, traces may be left, which is normal. If you encounter traces, just drop the essential oil on the less obvious back. 5. Do not wash the plaster with water or wipe it with wet paper towels, as this may soften or deform the plaster itself. 6. The work itself is made of gypsum (not edible). Avoid being brittle and damaged. Be careful not to bump or drop it. Also be careful not to let young children or the elderly eat it by mistake. Personal negligence has nothing to do with the museum. It is related. Please take responsibility for yourself.