Bouquets line a snow-kissed florist, where gardenia, Christmas lily and orange blossom intertwine with cherries and sugared berries. This 100ml reed diffuser deepens with rose, tuberose and jasmine blooms, then melts into musk, vanilla and caramel for an irresistibly lush festive charm. Flipping the reeds weekly keeps the fragrance strong, and the scent lasts 1 to 2 months. A thoughtful Christmas gift for lovers of floral fragrance. IngredientsDiffuser fluid, fragrance. Vegan and cruelty-free. Scent notes First impression: Gardenia, lily, cherry, orange Heart notes: Rose, tuberose, jasmine, muguet, violet, fruity, strawberry Lingering base: Musk, vanilla, caramel Lasts approximately1 to 2 months depending on room temperature, airflow, and how often you flip your reeds. Flip reeds Weekly = stronger fragrance Fortnightly = balanced fragrance Monthly = softer fragrance How diffusers workDiffusers work quietly in the background, releasing fragrance gradually rather than in one big burst. For the best throw, flip your reeds every few days and place your diffuser somewhere with a little airflow, away from direct sunlight or heat. Give it a day or two to settle in before judging the strength; fragrance builds gently over time. For large open-plan rooms, more than one diffuser helps fill the space with opulence. Avoid Direct sunlight Windows Heating vents Air conditioning It is completely normal to notice a light alcohol scent when you first open your diffuser; this disappears within 48 hours. The alcohol helps carry the fragrance up the sticks before evaporating, leaving your true scent behind. Take careAlways place your diffuser on a protective coaster or diffuser plate. Do not place directly onto furniture or other surfaces. Take care when inserting or turning reeds, as liquid may drip down the outside of the vessel. Wipe away any spills immediately with a damp cloth. Contact with diffuser liquid may cause damage, staining, or discolouration to painted, varnished, wooden, leather, fabric, stone, plastic, or other porous surfaces.
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