Application device for driving aromatherapeutic particles
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An application device for driving aromatherapeutic particles, in that the application device provides safe and constant temperatures for activating aromatherapeutic particles through a medium material having a high evaporation temperature, such that aromatherapeutic particle elements having intact and complete structures are evenly liberated and released. The application device comprises a heating device having an operating temperature which disengages aromatherapeutic particles and is lower than an evaporation temperature of a fragrance discharging body. The heating device indirectly heats the aromatherapeutic particles of the herbal material contained in the medium, and achieves a constant temperature through self-heat-exchange of the medium while also liberates the aromatherapeutic elements. Thereby, the aromatherapeutic particles maintained with intact and complete structures are discharged outwards using heat circulation, and are released With stable amounts.
An application device for driving aromatherapeutic particles, in that the application device providing safe and constant temperatures for activating aromatherapeutic particles through a medium material having a high evaporation temperature such that aromatherapeutic particle elements having intact and complete structures are evenly liberated and released, comprising characteristics of a smell-less and heat-fusing wax medium having affinity with aromatherapeutic particles;
An application device for driving aromatherapeutic particles, in that the application device providing safe and constant temperatures for activating aromatherapeutic particles through a medium material having a high evaporation temperature such that aromatherapeutic particle elements having intact and complete structures are evenly liberated and released, comprising characteristics of a container;
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