Our fragrance oils are concentrated versions of the scents we use in our candles and reed diffusers. With just a few drops you can easily control the intensity and adapt it to the room and occasion.
The scents are developed in collaboration with perfume houses in Grasse and Paris. We also offer a smaller selection of pure essential oils.
The fragrance oils work in electric diffusers, aroma lamps or other scent diffusers, and are also popular for DIY.
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Did you know that our perfume oils can be used for much more than just adding scent to a diffuser? Here are some simple DIY tips to create a fragrant and cozy home.
Our mild yet distinct scents are crafted to create the perfect ambiance in your home.
Make Your Own Eco-Friendly Fabric Softener:
Mix 100 ml of 24% vinegar with 400 ml of water, or 200 ml of 12% vinegar with 300 ml of water. Add about 5–20 drops of perfume oil or about 10 drops of essential oil to a bottle and mix.
Pour about 2 tablespoons of the softener into the fabric softener compartment and wash as usual. Shake the bottle well before each use. The clothes won't smell of vinegar once they’re dry!
Refresh Your Trash Bins:
Drop 2–3 drops of perfumeoil onto a cotton pad and place it at the bottom of the trash bin. It helps to neutralize unwanted odors and releases a pleasant scent when the lid is opened.
Homemade Room Spray:
Mix 100 ml of distilled water, 1 tablespoon of vodka (to help the scent last longer), and 10–15 drops of perfume oil. Pour into a spray bottle and shake before each use. Perfect for quickly refreshing the bedroom, living room, or bathroom.
Create a Relaxing Foot Bath:
Add 5–10 drops of perfume oil to warm water and enjoy a moment of relaxation. Our mild scents help relieve stress and create a calming home spa experience.
Scented Vacuum Cleaner Trick:
Add 3–4 drops of perfume oil directly to the vacuum bag or dust container. The next time you vacuum, the scent will spread throughout the home—an easy way to freshen up the air while cleaning.
Warning:
Please note that perfume oil can affect certain surfaces, especially delicate materials like wood, lacquered surfaces, or fabrics. If you're unsure, always test a small, hidden area first to ensure the oil doesn’t cause discoloration or damage. Use with care for the best results!
