Essential Colors

Yes, if used correctly and according to instructions.

Yes, but it is important to always place them out of their reach to ensure maximum safety.

Yes, since they contain alcohol, it is important to keep them away from open flames.

No, if used correctly. The product should always be diluted in the wash water and never applied directly to garments. Used in the recommended doses, it respects the fibers and helps maintain the quality of fabrics over time.

Yes, concentrated perfume can also be used on its own. Alternatively, it can be combined with a neutral fabric softener or used without fabric softener, so as not to alter the fragrance and achieve a cleaner and more defined olfactory performance.

The choice depends on three main factors:

1. Space: large rooms require more structured fragrances, while small ones need lighter notes.
2. Room function: welcoming scents are preferred in living areas, softer and more delicate notes in bedrooms, and fresh, citrusy fragrances in kitchens.
3. Your personal taste: the scent should reflect your style and naturally complement your daily life. A good room fragrance doesn't cover up, but enhances the space.

Discover our olfactory decor sets or consult one of our experts for personalized advice.

To achieve a constant and long-lasting scent, it is important to choose a reed diffuser, which ensures a continuous release of the fragrance. Place it in a strategic spot in the room (not too ventilated or exposed to heat sources) and remember to turn the reeds 1-2 times a week to reactivate the diffusion. To intensify the scent at desired moments, you can combine it with a room and fabric spray.

There isn't a single "best" room fragrance, but rather one that best suits your needs.

• Reed diffusers are ideal for a continuous and subtle fragrance.
• Sprays offer an immediate and adjustable effect.
• Scented candles create atmosphere and intensity for special moments.

The best choice often comes from combining multiple products to build a true olfactory balance in a space.

The causes can be various:

• the sticks are saturated and no longer diffuse properly (they need to be replaced);
• the fragrance has been used up or a less volatile base has remained at the bottom;
• the environment is very large or ventilated and disperses the scent;
• the diffuser is placed in a non-strategic position. To restore good diffusion, it is recommended to turn or replace the sticks and choose the appropriate size for the space.
• your sense of smell has become accustomed to the fragrance. In this case, we recommend alternating the fragrance for some time before returning to the usual one.

Yes, but it's important to maintain a balance between fragrances.

Our olfactory furnishing sets are specifically designed by our expert to have different fragrances in the same environment working in synergy with each other.

We also offer a personalized consultation service to guide you in choosing the most suitable option.

A concentrated, high-quality fragrance can remain perceptible on fabrics for several days, and in some cases, even for weeks. The duration varies depending on the type of fabric and storage conditions, lasting longer when garments are stored in wardrobes or drawers.

The duration can vary depending on several factors (number of reeds used, temperature, ventilation, room size), but is approximately 2–4 months.

To extend its duration, you can reduce the number of reeds used. Conversely, to achieve a more intense fragrance, it is recommended to increase them.

Yes, provided compatible refills are used and the bottle is thoroughly cleaned before reuse.

The candle wick should always be kept at a height of about 1 cm. If black smoke appears during lighting, the wick should be trimmed back to the ideal length. Make sure that any burnt wick residue does not fall into the molten wax; if this happens, you can remove it with a soft cloth once the wax has solidified.