Cinnamon Clove Reed Diffuser 200ml

• Sweet cinnamon opens first, cosy and rounded, like the first hint of spice in a winter kitchen.
• Clove gives the blend a darker, woodier edge, keeping the fragrance from feeling sugary.
• The blend suits living rooms, hallways and bedrooms where you want a steady background scent.
• The clear glass bottle and black collar look simple on a shelf, sideboard or bedside table.
• Reeds draw the fragrance upwards slowly, so the scent becomes part of the room rather than a sudden spray.

A reed diffuser works through capillary action. The liquid travels up the reeds and releases scent from their exposed ends, giving a continuous fragrance without lighting anything.

For a stronger release, turn the reeds over after they have absorbed the liquid. Use fewer reeds for a softer scent, or more for a fuller throw, depending on the room and your preference.

The square bottle has a clean, apothecary feel, with pale liquid visible through the glass and slim reeds rising above the neck.

Remove all packaging before use. Open the lid, remove the plug, replace the lid, then place the reeds into the neck of the bottle.

Set it on a stable surface away from heat, flame and sources of ignition. Take care on painted or polished surfaces, avoid contact with eyes, keep away from children and animals, and wash hands after handling the liquid or reeds.

Cinnamon and clove are both long associated with warmth in the home, especially in seasonal cooking, festive blends and traditional perfumery. In scent, cinnamon reads sweet and spicy, while clove feels more resinous and woody. Together, they create a homely fragrance with depth, suited to slow evenings, welcoming entrances and rooms where you want the air to feel gently dressed.

• Capacity: 200 ml.
• Weight: 575 g.
• Product type: reed diffuser.
• Fragrance: cinnamon and clove.
• Made in the United Kingdom.

This suits someone who loves warm, spiced home fragrance but prefers a no-flame option. It makes a considered gift for a new home, a winter birthday, a host, or anyone who likes a room to feel quietly welcoming.