Wild Coast Fragrance Diffuser 200ml

Our fragrance diffuser offers a simple and stylish way to fill your space with your favorite scent. Perfect for any room—be it your living room, bedroom, or office—it creates a welcoming atmosphere that lasts for weeks. It’s a luxurious touch that keeps giving, making it an ideal treat for yourself or a thoughtful gift for someone special.
Product Details
Made in South Africa, with fragrances crafted from fine perfume oils imported from the Grasse region of France.
Available Sizes:
50ml (approx. 1.69 oz)
200ml (approx. 6.76 oz)
500ml (approx. 16.9 oz)
Packaging:
500ml: Packaged in a sturdy black box with golden foil prints.
200ml & 50ml: Elegantly presented in beautiful boxes adorned with hand-drawn sketches and luxurious gold accents.
Includes: Stylish geometric glass and bamboo reeds.
Refills: 200ml fragrance refills available for purchase.
Approximate Lifespan:
200ml: 6-8 weeks
500ml: 3-6 months
Usage Instructions
Adjust fragrance strength by increasing or reducing the number of reeds.
For optimal results, tailor the number of reeds to the size of your room; this will also affect the evaporation rate.
Keep out of reach of pets and children.
Replace reeds as needed to maintain consistent fragrance diffusion.
Fragrance Notes
A blend of floral sweetness and earthy warmth, this scent transports you to a lush, blooming garden. Elegant iris combines with black currant and wild jasmine, anchored by rich praline and patchouli.
Inspiration:
Inspired by the rugged, untamed beauty of South Africa's Wild Coast, this captivating fragrance embodies the region's charm and diversity—from its pristine beaches and subtropical climate to its vibrant communities and landscapes. 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
Giving Back
A percentage of sales from this collection is donated to The Baby Home, a sanctuary for abandoned children and orphaned babies, as well as a training center for caregivers in the Umlazi community.