Step into a room with a cool lift of peppermint and a quieter resinous warmth beneath it. This reed diffuser uses pure essential oils in a glass bottle, letting the reeds draw fragrance into the air without a flame, plug or daily fuss.
A cool mint opening, softened by frankincense
Peppermint gives the first impression: crisp, clean and bright, like opening a window on a clear morning.
Frankincense sits underneath with a dry, woody character, adding depth to the mint rather than sweetness.
The scent suits spaces that benefit from freshness, such as a hallway, bathroom, work corner or living room.
The clear square bottle and dark label keep the look simple, with pale reeds rising lightly above the neck.
Because the fragrance travels through reeds, it feels steady and low-maintenance rather than momentary.
Pure essential oils in a glass diffuser
The fragrance blend is made with pure essential oils, held in a clear glass bottle with reeds. The look is clean and understated, with a black collar and label that sit comfortably in both modern and more natural interiors.
How the reeds release the fragrance
Open the bottle, remove the inner plug, replace the lid and place the reeds into the neck. The liquid travels up the reeds by capillary action, then releases scent gradually into the surrounding air.
For a stronger scent throw, turn the reeds over once they have absorbed the liquid. Do this over a protected surface, then wash your hands afterwards.
Placement and careful use
Place the diffuser on a stable surface where it will not be knocked. Take care on painted, polished or delicate surfaces, as diffuser liquid can mark finishes.
Keep it away from heat, flames and sources of ignition. Avoid contact with eyes, and keep out of reach of children and animals.
Peppermint and frankincense in context
Peppermint is often used in fragrance for its clear, cooling sharpness, the kind of scent that makes a room feel newly aired. Frankincense comes from aroma…
region of manufacture: United Kingdom
ingredient: Pure Essential Oils, Dipropylene Glycol, Reeds