Pillow Talk Diffusing Oil 3.4 oz | Tuberose | Harmonie

Pillow Talk Diffusing Oil

Tuberose, and not much else in the way. It's full, velvety and unmistakable — the kind of scent that makes a bedroom feel finished. Tuberose is one of the more expensive florals to work with, which is why this one sits a little above the others. The same scent lives in our Pillow Talk candle and hair & body mist.

Product Details

• 3.4 fl oz (100 ml) matte black glass bottle
• Tuberose
• Water-based blend for ultrasonic and cold-air diffusers
• Corn-derived denatured alcohol
• No parabens, no formaldehyde-releasing preservatives
• Never tested on animals
• Blended and bottled in the USA

Why People Choose This One

• A true single-note floral, not a blend hiding behind one
• Reads romantic without turning powdery
• Water-based, so it goes further than a neat oil
• Layers with the Pillow Talk candle, mist and perfume roller
• The one people notice and ask about

Frequently Asked Questions

Which diffusers does this work in?

Ultrasonic and cold-air machines. Start with two or three drops — tuberose is strong and a little goes a long way. You can see the diffusers we carry here.

Why is it more than the others?

Tuberose is expensive to source and there's no cheap way around it. The price reflects the material, not the bottle.

Can I put it on my skin?

No, this one is made for machines. The Pillow Talk Hair & Body Mist is the wearable version.

What about pets?

Cats are sensitive to a handful of oils — tea tree, peppermint, eucalyptus, cinnamon, clove and wintergreen come up most often. If your cat has reacted to a scented product before, start with a drop or two and give the room some air. Birds have very sensitive airways, so we'd suggest not placing a diffuser in the same space as one. We do not use any of these oils at this time.

Is it too much for a bedroom?

Not if you go light. Two drops before bed, and turn the machine off once the room smells the way you want it.

Smell Great. Feel Better. — Harmonie Home & Body