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$14.00All year
Essential oil in a 10 ml amber glass bottle, three to five drops per full ultrasonic tank.
Scent
Twenty scents, all $14.00 for 10 ml. All twenty run all year.
Earthy, dark. Three to five drops in a diffuser with a water tank.
10 ml. Available all year.
Three to five drops in the full water tank of an ultrasonic diffuser, or a few drops in the water dish of a tealight oil burner. Two or three drops on a wood or felt diffuser.
10 ml. Available all year.
Ships in 24 to 48 hours, then 6 to 9 business days in transit. Free shipping over $75. 30 days to return an unused item in its original packaging.
Keep out of reach of children and pets. Never swallow. Do not apply undiluted to skin.
The scent
A bedroom after dark
Herbaceous and soft, with a sweet edge that shows up late. It settles over a bedroom the way clean linen does, low and even, and it is still there when you come back upstairs an hour later.
The scent
A kitchen used early
Sharp and cool, the coldest scent in the range. It cuts straight through a kitchen after cooking and reads bright rather than sweet, which is why it suits stone counters and hard surfaces.
The scent
A hallway in winter
Resinous and dry, closer to wood smoke than to flowers. It gives a hallway or a stairwell some weight, and it is the kind of scent noticed on the way in rather than announced at the door.
The scent
A table set for six
Floral and deep, with none of the soap that rose often carries. It holds a dining room through an evening, sits well with candlelight, and stays on the low side rather than filling the whole floor.
The scent
A desk by a window
Green and woody, more herb garden than perfume. It suits a desk or a study, where the air is better off dry and green, and where a scent has to hold up next to paper and warm electronics.
The scent
A living room in the evening
Dry and woody, the smell of a pencil sharpened next to a fire. It reads as furniture rather than fragrance, which is why it carries a living room through a whole evening without taking it over.
The scent
A kitchen once the plates are cleared
Sweet and warm, with more bourbon barrel in it than bakery. It rounds off a kitchen at the end of dinner, and it is the scent guests name first when they come in from the cold.
The scent
A bathroom with the door closed
Green and sharp, with a cool edge that reads clean. Tile and steam carry it further than they carry anything soft, which is why a bathroom takes a green scent better than a sweet one.
The scent
A counter at noon
Bright and citrus, the most direct scent in the range. It lifts a kitchen or a laundry room in minutes, then thins out quickly, which makes it the one to run while the house is busy.
The scent
A reading corner with the lamps low
Soft and woody, creamy where cedar is dry. It sits close to the floor of a bedroom or a reading corner, and it is the scent most often mistaken for the room itself rather than something added.
The scent
An entry in the morning
Citrus with a floral turn, the note behind Earl Grey. It is bright without going sharp, which makes it the easiest one to leave running in an entry where everybody passes through.
The scent
A porch in late summer
Grassy and citrus, drier than lemon and much greener. It suits a porch, a sunroom or any room with the windows open, where a scent has to stand up to moving air rather than sit still.
The scent
A small room at night
Earthy and dry, roots rather than leaves. It is the darkest green in the range and the slowest to leave, which is why it works in a study or a small room with the door shut.
The scent
A living room on a Sunday
Sweet citrus, rounder and warmer than lemon. It fills a living room quickly and reads as the friendliest scent in the range, which is why it is the one to run when the house is full.
The scent
A bedroom with the window open
Floral and rich, heavy the way tropical flowers are. It needs space and a little moving air, so give it a bedroom with the window cracked rather than a hallway where it has nowhere to go.
The scent
Earthy and dark, the deepest note in the range. It holds a landing or a stairwell for hours, and one drop is usually enough, since it carries much further than its weight suggests.
The scent
A dressing room in the evening
Floral and heady, sweeter than rose and far less polite. It takes over a dressing room or a bathroom in a few minutes, so it is worth starting with less than you think you need.
The scent
A utility room, mid morning
Green and fresh, sharp at the edges and never sweet. It reads like cut stems in water, which is why it lands better in a bathroom or a utility room than anything floral does.
The scent
A guest room in spring
Floral and green at once, rose without the depth. It is the one to run in a guest room or a hallway when you want something floral that still reads fresh rather than perfumed.
The scent
A dining room at dusk
Orange blossom, bitter at the top and honeyed underneath. It reads more like a fragrance than a room scent, which makes it the one to start in a dining room before anyone sits down.
Goes with
A home is remembered by the way it smells.
The scents
Questions
Essential oil, 10 ml to a bottle, used a few drops at a time.
It is earthy, dark. Those are the notes listed for this one, and they come from the same table that describes every scent on the site, so two scents can be compared on the same terms.
Pieces that take a few drops of oil, such as an ultrasonic diffuser with a water tank or a tealight oil burner. Reed diffusers and waterless diffusers work differently, and each product page says what it takes. You can see every piece in the diffuser collection.
There are twenty, all in 10 ml bottles. They run all year rather than in seasonal drops, so a scent you like now is still there next winter. You can see the whole range in the oil collection.
