Introduction to Simmering Granules

Using Simmering Granules is a healing, soothing and mentally uplifting activity helping you to relax and unwind after a long day.

Simmering granules are not just a way of covering up unpleasant household or pet smells, but a way to refresh your mind, body and soul.

Scent has a deeply subconscious influence, bringing back positive memories, and promoting good thoughts and positive feelings.

Made from sea salt, Simmering Granules are probably the simplest and fast becoming the most popular match for oil burners.

They have the advantage of never burning dry, making them safer to use than oils, they leave the burner very clean and are quick and easy to replace.

They are used straight from the pack, no water is required or added, and when they need replacing you simply tip the spent granules into the bin and replace with fresh granules. A couple of teaspoonfuls at a time is plenty to release the wonderfully blended aromatherapy fragrances.

Fragrant and colourful simmering granules are a popular alternative to fragrance oils in oil burners.

Each pack contains 200g of simmering granules many infused with pure essential oils.

They are not tested on animals.

There are many fragrances available including aromatherapy favourites like lavender (relaxing, calming, soothing), vanilla (invigorate & revive), dewberry ,patchouli ( stimulating, emotionally balancing,stress), ylang ylang (sensuous), cinnamon (warming, stimulating, energising, uplifting), citronella (insect repellant), evening primrose, frankincense ( stress releasing, relaxing, calming aphrodisiac) jasmine ( aphrodisiac), rose, orange (Reviving, antidepressant, stimulating, uplifting), lemon (refreshing, uplifting), sandalwood (relaxing, calming, balancing, aphrodisiac) or combinatons of more than one fragrance eg cinnamon & ginger, lemon & lime.

Most of these fragrances have their own aromatherapy properties however customers usually purchase their own individual favourites according to aroma.

'Simmering granules are the future of home fragrance'

If you haven't used simmering granules before why not give them a try?

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