The origin of diffuser

Diffuser wood is a special type of wood that has no scent of its own but, due to its density and texture, can effectively lock in the aroma of essential oils and retain it for more than two weeks, emitting it in a more subtle and natural manner. This wood is thus named “diffuser wood.” Aromatherapists have discovered that using diffuser wood to carry the scent of essential oils is the most effective, convenient, and longest-lasting method. Recommended materials for diffuser wood include black walnut, beech, and sterile pine wood blocks, each with its unique characteristics and applications. For instance, black walnut wood is tightly grained and suitable for long-term indoor diffusion, while beech wood, with its loose grain, easily absorbs essential oils and is ideal for carrying around. People can choose suitable diffuser wood according to their needs and preferences, and select different scents based on their mood, season, or occasion.