A fuss-free way to keep your favorite scent in the air.
Pop our charming fragrance diffuser in your living room, bedroom, or office for a welcoming atmosphere that lasts for weeks.
It's like a little luxury that keeps on giving – perfect for treating yourself or someone special.
DESCRIPTION
Proudly made in South Africa with fragrances produced from fine perfume oils imported from the Grasse region of France.
Available in three sizes: 50ml (approx. 1.69 oz), 200 ml (approx. 6.76 oz), and 500ml (approx. 16.9 oz).
Includes stylish geometric glass and bamboo reeds.
Elegantly boxed: Packaging type depends on diffuser size:
500ml Diffusers are packaged in a robust black box with golden foil prints.
200ml Diffusers: Elegantly packaged in a beautiful, adorned box with hand-drawn sketches and opulent gold accents.
50ml Diffusers: Elegantly packaged in a beautiful, adorned box with hand-drawn sketches and opulent gold accents.
200ml Fragrance REFILLS are available.
Approximate lifespan:
200ml: 6-8 weeks
500ml: 3-6 months
Recommendations for use:
Using more or less reeds is a way to adjust the fragrance strength.
For best results, adjust the amount of reeds used depending on your room size. By increasing or decreasing the number of reeds will also affect the evaporation rate of the fragrance.
Keep out of reach of pets and children.
Replaced reeds from time-to-time as needed.
Fragrance Notes
This fragrance is a loving tribute to the silent, fierce beauty of the African savanna, where nature commands respect.
Woody yet fresh, this unisex scent is both grounding and soothing, while still maintaining an exciting edge.
Let it transport you to the wilderness, where a quiet mind and adventure await behind every Acacia tree.
TOP NOTES:
Crisp Bergamot
HEART NOTES:
Wild Sage, Ancient Cypress, Musk
BASE NOTES:
Spiced Patchouli Leaves, Calming Cedarwood
Non-Profit Beneficiary: Peace Parks Foundation
A percentage of sales from this Collection is donated to The Peach Park Foundation, a transnational initiative founded by Nelson Mandela, HRH Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands, and Dr Anton Rupert.
