our signature, wherever you go
the candle you love, reimagined for the road
car diffuser
a concentrated fragrance, crafted exclusively for small spaces.
an amber glass bottle made to hang from your rearview mirror. discreet, effective, always with you.
the most portable format in the collection
the wood does the work
how does it diffuse? same logic as our reed diffusers, on a smaller scale. the wooden cap absorbs the concentrate and slowly releases the fragrance throughout your car
available fragrances
four things that make the difference
nothing harmful inside
free from phthalates, formaldehyde, and benzene. our formulas contain no substances of very high concern (SVHC) as defined by article 57 of the european REACH regulation, one of the world's most strictest standards
reformulated for small spaces
this isn't the reed diffuser fragrance in a new bottle. it's a formula built for smaller spaces and slower diffusion, calibrated to fill the air without overpowering it
born in Grasse, France
our partner perfume house was established 268 years ago in Grasse, the world's perfume capital. each fragrance is crafted in the lab from 1 to 120 carefully chosen ingredients
the same signature, wherever you are
the fragrance you love in your candle or reed diffuser now for the road. a scent continuity between home and travel that few brands can offer
what we left out
conventional car air fresheners often rely on these compounds, which you breathe in with every drive. our formulas are built the other way around
our «no-no» list
Learn morephthalates
chemical used to soften plastic and as a fixative in fragrances, linked to hormonal disruption, reproductive issues and developmental problems in children
formaldehyde
preservative commonly used in many products including fragrances, classified as a carcinogen and can cause irritation of the respiratory tract, eyes and skin
benzene
toxic chemical found in air and used in various industries, classified as a carcinogen and can cause damage to blood cells, the liver and kidneys
xylene
solvent used in many products including fragrances, can cause headaches, dizziness, nausea and respiratory tract irritation
respiratory sensitizers (H334)
chemical substances that may cause allergic reactions and respiratory problems in some sensitive people
animal-derived ingredients
raw materials extracted or derived from animals, traditionally used in perfumery for their fixative properties or depth of scent. their use raises ethical questions around animal welfare and the sustainability of natural resources
SVHC substances
(substances of very high concern)
compounds identified by the European Union as presenting serious risks to human health or the environment — including carcinogenic, mutagenic, reprotoxic, and persistent substances
GMOs
genetically modified organisms, often associated with concerns about human health and the environment due to their potential impact on biodiversity and food safety
How it works
keep, refill, then replace
two options to extend the life of the bottle. refill the concentrate when it runs out. replace the whole thing when the wood eventually saturates, after several refills
option 1 · most of the time
the 30 ml refill
when the concentrate runs out, unscrew the wooden cap and refill. the same bottle can hold any of our basic fragrances, and switch signatures with the seasons
option 2 · as needed
the replacement bottle
after several refills, the wooden cap will eventually saturate and stop diffusing as well. order a new bottle with a fresh wooden cap, ready to go
the same fragrance, all around you
the signature you carry in your car, you'll find it in your candle, reed diffuser, hand soap, and linen water. a complete scent experience, from morning to night
Frequently asked questions
longevity varies depending on conditions — heat, direct sunlight, and how often you tilt it all speed up diffusion. on average, a bottle lasts around 3 months, sometimes up to 15 weeks in milder conditions. when the concentrate runs out, simply refill with a 30 ml refill
the wooden cap does the work. it draws up the concentrate through capillary action, and the fragrance slowly evaporates from the surface. the car's natural movements keep the wood in contact with the scent, so there's nothing to do on a daily basis
gently tilt the bottle (without fully inverting it, to avoid spills) to rewet the wood. the gesture takes two seconds and works on the same principle as a reed diffuser you flip once a week. do it as needed, not on a fixed schedule
two options depending on the state of the bottle. when the concentrate runs out, refill with a 30 ml refill, sold separately. when the wooden cap eventually saturates after several refills, order a new bottle with a fresh cap
yes. cats in particular struggle to metabolize certain molecules naturally present in essential oils. our fragrances contain none of these compounds, and are free from phthalates and SVHC substances
essential oils oxidize quickly and shift in scent within weeks, especially in a sun-exposed car. they also naturally contain some of the most common allergens. a well-constructed fragrance by a perfumer is more stable, more consistent batch to batch, and allows for precise control over individual molecules