DIFFUSER MY FIRST BAOBAB A SAINT-TROPEZ
The Saint Tropez home fragrance diffuser is decorated with a multicoloured and gold silk-screen print depicting the roofs of the town's houses and paying tribute to its legendary bell tower.16 cm | 250 ml
The Saint Tropez home fragrance diffuser is decorated with a multicoloured and gold silk-screen print depicting the roofs of the town's houses and paying tribute to its legendary bell tower.16 cm | 250 ml
The Saint Tropez home fragrance diffuser is decorated with a multicoloured and gold silk-screen print depicting the roofs of the town's houses and paying tribute to its legendary bell tower.16 cm | 250 ml
FRAGRANCE NOTES: Its gourmet scent of mint and thym will whisk you away to the village port just in time for ice cream.
USE Indulge in the aromatic experience of your new home fragrance diffuser with these simple steps:
Start by unscrewing the cap of the diffuser. Remove the reeds from the packaging and uncork the plastic stopper. Place reeds through the opening of the acrylic top. Allow the reeds to soak in the fragrance for at least 48 hours after opening. To maintain the diffusion process, flip the reeds one or two times a week. This helps redistribute the fragrance and ensures a consistent scent in your space. Enjoy the delightful aroma!
In compliance with the latest regulations, we provide full ingredient transparency for all our fragrance diffusers. Our fragrance diffusers are made with a blend of carefully selected perfuming agents and essential oils, which may include essential oils (e.g., eucalyptus, perfume extracts) and fragrance components (e.g., benzyl salicylate, eucalyptol). The exact composition varies by fragrance, and specific details can be found on the individual product packaging. Some of our diffusers contain naturally occurring fragrance allergens that may cause reactions in sensitive individuals. These include eucalyptol (naturally found in eucalyptus oil, may cause mild irritation), benzyl salicylate (common in floral fragrances, a potential allergen for sensitive skin), limonene (found in citrus oils, may cause sensitivity in some individuals), linalool (present in many floral and herbal scents, can cause mild irritation), geraniol (a component of rose and geranium oils, a potential skin sensitizer), citral (found in citrus oils, may cause allergic reactions in sensitive individuals), coumarin (used in warm, sweet scents, can be a mild allergen), and perfume extracts (a combination of scented ingredients, some of which may be potential sensitizers)
