Wild Coast Fragrance Diffuser 50ml

Effortlessly fill your space with your favorite fragrance. Simply place our delightful fragrance diffuser in your living room, bedroom, or office to create a welcoming ambiance that lasts for weeks. It’s a little luxury that keeps giving – perfect for treating yourself or someone special.
DESCRIPTION
Proudly crafted in South Africa, using exquisite perfume oils from the Grasse region of France.
Available in three sizes:
50ml (approx. 1.69 oz)
200ml (approx. 6.76 oz)
500ml (approx. 16.9 oz)
Includes a sleek geometric glass container and bamboo reeds.
Elegantly packaged:
500ml diffusers come in a sturdy black box with golden foil prints.
200ml diffusers are beautifully packaged with hand-drawn sketches and opulent gold accents.
50ml diffusers are packaged in an elegant box with hand-drawn illustrations and gold details.
Refills for the 200ml size are also available.
Approximate Lifespan:
200ml: 6-8 weeks
500ml: 3-6 months
Recommendations for Use:
Adjust fragrance intensity by using more or fewer reeds depending on your room size. More reeds will increase fragrance strength and evaporation.
Keep out of reach of pets and children. Replace reeds when necessary.
Fragrance Notes:
Imagine the elegance of iris mingling with enticing black currant and wild jasmine, balanced by rich praline and patchouli. This scent transports you to a lush, blooming garden, offering a beautiful blend of floral sweetness and warm, earthy undertones.
Inspiration:
Inspired by the untamed beauty of South Africa's Wild Coast, this captivating fragrance captures the region’s diverse essence—from its stunning landscapes and unspoiled beaches to its vibrant culture and subtropical climate. Wild Coast honors Africa’s resilient youth and the hope for a brighter future.
Top Notes:
Raspberry, Amaretto, Black Currant
Heart Notes:
Iris, Wild Jasmine, Orange Blossom
Base Notes:
Coffee, Vanilla, Praline, Patchouli
Non-Profit Beneficiary:
A portion of the sales from this item goes to The Baby Home, a place of safety for abandoned and orphaned children, as well as a training center for caregivers in the Umlazi community.