1895 REED DIFFUSER 120ML

Linalyl acetate, Linalool, Limonene, 3-Methylcyclopentadecenone, 1-(1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8- octahydro-2,3,8,8-tetramethyl-2-naphthyl)ethan-1-one, Geraniol, α-methyl-1,3- benzodioxole- 5-propionaldehyde, 6,7-Dihydro-1,1,2,3,3-pentamethyl-4(5H)-indanone, Pin-2(10)-ene, Citral

Remove the product from the packaging and take the cap out by unscrewing it. Place the special sticks (included) inside the bottle and wait twelve hours for the sticks to absorb the scent, reverse the sticks and spread out to the entire environment. Reversing the sticks once a week is recommended. You may set the desired fragrance level by adjusting the sticks. Do not burn the sticks. Once you have opened the product, do not put the stopper back on. Mind the liquid on wooden surfaces and other furniture while reversing the sticks. After the recommended period of duration, sediment can appear on the bottom of the bottle and the smell begins to "bitter", which means diffuser must be replaced. Do not expose diffuser to the sun or near/over sources of heat such as radiator, furnace or air conditioner as this accelerates its evaporation.

For a good diffusion of the fragrance we recommend: 

• for rooms from 0 to 15 square meters: 1 Reed Diffuser 120 ml.

• for rooms from 15 to 30 square meters: 2 Reed Diffusers 120 ml or 1 Reed Diffuser 200 ml.

• for rooms from 30 to 60 square meters: 3 Reed Diffusers 120 ml or 2 Reed Diffusers 200 ml.

Different diffusers can also be combined with each other (for example Vanilla and Tobacco Leaves, Vanilla and Saffron Oud) to achieve even more intense scent.

Evaporation rate and duration of diffuser are affected by:

• Temperature - the higher the room temperature, the faster diffuser will evaporate. The optimum room temperature is 20 - 22 ° C.

• Number of rattan sticks used - the more rattan sticks in the diffuser, the faster diffuser will evaporate.

• Turning rattan sticks around  - turning rattan sticks around accelerates diffuser evaporation.

• Light and heat - exposure of the diffuser to the sun or heat sources (radiator, air conditioner) accelerates the evaporation of the diffuser.

When smelling the same fragrance for a longer period of time, adjustment can happen - it is also called olfactory fatigue, which ensures that after prolonged exposure to a certain scent, we can less clearly distinguish and perceive it. The perception of smell also depends on our receptors, as we get used to a certain scent over time and we are convinced that the scent is no longer as intense as in the beginning. In this case, we suggest that you replace the occasional fragrance with another and return to your favourite fragrance later.