OBJECT OF THE INVENTION The present invention can be included in the technical field of domestic plumbing installations, particularly in installations for bathtubs, showers, sinks or washbasins piping.

More specifically, the object of the invention is a shower head providing the user with the possibility of having a shower or a bath with aromatherapy by using natural essences.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Aromatherapy is a therapeutic treatment centred on the use of oils or natural essences extracted from plants, flowers or trees and intended to improve overall health and wellness. These can be applied by contact with the skin or by inhalation and it is very effective for alleviating some physical conditions or diseases and, thereby, for lightening the mood and balance our emotions.

US3083915 refers to a device attached to the shower head for introducing shower soap into the water flow being sprayed out. US484031 1 refers to a shower head having a mechanical two-way valve which allows dispensing shower soap and oils. US7093775 consists of a shower head having a fragrance dispenser.

Therefore, considering the previous documents it is necessary to finde alternatives directed to devices which provide for aromatherapy treatments with natural essences in solid state and being user friendly. DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

The device shown in the present invention refers to a shower head providing the user with a shower or bath with aromatherapy by using natural essences by installing, in said shower head, a dispenser with holes, being portable and reusable and easy to use by the users, wherein the natural essence load is customized and based on each consumer likes.

Therefore, an aspect of the present invention refers to a shower head for aromatherapy characterized in that it comprises:

- a main body, inside which there is a grid arranged at the lower section thereof and orifices arranged at the base thereof for water to flow out, and

- a cover of the main body having a standard threading system threaded to the water pipes at its upper section,

wherein the main body comprises a portable and reusable drilled device having natural essences being deposited therein, and being arranged onto the grid.

In a preferred embodiment the main body and the cover are attached to each other by means of a coupling mechanism.

In another preferred embodiment the coupling mechanism is a pressure- or half-thread closing and opening system.

In another preferred embodiment the main body is a cylindrical basket.

In another preferred embodiment the portable and reusable drilled device is made of thermoresistant material.

DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG 1 .- It is a general view of the shower head.

FIG 2.- It is a view of the cylindrical basket of the shower head.

FIG 3.- It is a view of the portable drilled device.

FIG 4.- It is a view of the shower head cover.

FIG 5.- It is a view of the shower head being attached to the water pipe. PREFERRED EMBOFIMENT OF THE INVENTION

The following is a description of a preferred embodiment of the invention based on FIGs 1 to 5. The following figures are not to scale and the dimension and/or actual shape of each one of the components of the device may vary.

FIG 1 shows a general view of the shower head (1 ) comprising a cover (2) and a cylindrical basket (3), wherein said cover has a standard thread (4) system that can be coupled to any pipe and a coupling mechanism (5) for it to be coupled to the cylindrical basket.

FIG 2 shows the cylindrical basket (3) comprising a grid (6) at the lower section thereof for supporting the refrigerating portable device and some orifices (7) at the base for water to flow out. It is also provided with an outer edge (8) where the mechanism coupling to the cover of the shower head is found.

FIG 3 shows the portable drilled device (9) with a detachable cover (10) and a base (1 1 ) being provided with the natural essences and holes (12) through which the water from the domestic piping flows in and the aromatized water flows out for the user aromatherapy treatment.

FIG 4 shows the shower head cover (2), with the standard thread (4) system for coupling the shower head to any pipe, and the location of the mechanism (5) coupling to the cylindrical basket.

FIG 5 shows the shower head (1 ) attached to the water pipe (13) comprising a cover (2) and a cylindrical basket (3) wherein said cover has a standard thread (4) system for it to be coupled to any pipe, and a mechanism (5) for coupling to the cylindrical basket.