Ambery Saffron Room Diffuser

About:
With the scorching heat of saffron, Ambery Saffron (inspired by MFK's Baccarat Rouge 540) opens up with a bang. Often avoided in perfumery because of its intensity, the warm temper of saffron is balanced with sizzling cedarwood and sultry amber.
With depth and an intoxicating spice that you won’t find anywhere else, Ambery Saffron (our impression of MFK's Baccarat Rouge 540) is full of mystery, delivering on warmth and unique texture.
Concentration:
22%
About this
diffuser.
The perfume diffuses in its environment by a natural and gradual evaporation through the wooden sticks.
The oil concentrate is diluted in alcohol, just like your favorite EDP or perfume is.
The formula of each diffuser has been reworked to both comply with the air care standards and to function optimally when used with wooden sticks.
Our diffusers are formulated for safe and stress free sniffing, no additives necessary.

Details:
A Deep, Warm Sandalwood Experience
Santal 33, Le Labo’s long-standing fragrance, is undoubtedly one of the most defining scents of the decade. It’s so well-known that even some of the most iconic celebrities have taken to the unisex scent, such as Alexa Chung and Justin Bieber.
This is a fragrance that has transcended cult status to become something that is at the same time coveted and ubiquitous. It’s a scent celebrated by perfumistas all over, and yet still enjoyably accessible to those who don’t know it.
Developed by perfumer Frank Voelkl, Le Labo’s Santal 33 was unveiled in 2011. With its woodsy-sweet scent, it has a rugged, yet not overly masculine appeal; if anything, it seems more androgynous. In any case, there is something universally sensual about this perfume, one that intoxicates both men and women alike.
Santal 33 greets you with a smoky, almost leathery aroma. This is accented by a woody accord (with bits of cedar, sandalwood, and turpentine) fused with a cream-like scent (thanks to the coconut and tonka bean). Iris, papyrus, and violet make up the top and middle notes, giving it an overall floral, musky aroma. In the background, a green cedar note is briefly discernible, together with a dab of cardamom, though they don’t stay around long. Late in Santal 33’s dry-down, sandalwood’s deep, warm character completely takes over, cementing its dominant run throughout the scent.
Santal 33, as a whole, gives off a subtle aroma of milk and roses mixed with dense, old woods. It’s a lovely, comforting, smooth scent as it opens and develops, although by the end, what you’re left with is a bunch of smoky, milky notes that capture the distinctive scent of Australian sandalwood. Many will love it — others not so much. But regardless of how you look at it, this is a very mature scent, one that is suited for anyone so inclined to appreciate the finer side of life.
Le Labo’s Santal 33 collection is available as an Eau de Parfum, body wash, body lotion, and candle.
Unfortunately, there is a downside to Le Labo’s signature scent, and that’s the price. It’s
not cheap
. On the plus side though, you can get the same scent for much less.
Enter Woody Sandalwood. This Le Labo’s Santal 33 dupe from Dossier.co is a lot cheaper than the original, and uses 100% Indian sandalwood — an ingredient rawer, earthier, and creamier than its Australian counterpart. The result is a much richer scent, one that strikes an ideal balance between the sharpness of woody notes and the smoothness of floral notes.

Scent Notes:
This perfume is:
Sophisticated, minimalistic, cozy
Main Notes:
Saffron
Orange Blossom
Cedarwood
Amber
top:
The first notes you smell
Violet Leaves, Cardamom
middle:
The heart of the perfume
Orris, Ambrox, Cedarwood, Cypriol
base:
The notes that linger all day
Musk, Sandalwood, Amber

Amyris Ess, Cardamom Ess, Carrot Seed Ess, Cypriol Ess, Incense Ess, Musk T, Cedramber, Timbersilk, Beta Ionone, Exaltolide, Polysantol, Vertenex, Ambrox DL, Phenoxanol, Undecavertol
Vegan
Cruelty-free
Clean ingredients

Tips:
How
to Use.
Set up is easy:
Place the reeds into the fragrance, sit back and relax as the smell of luxury fills the room.
Keep it fresh:
Turn the reeds over from time to time. Doing this every 2-3 days will improve the diffusion of fragrance in the room.
24/7 luxury:
For every 100ml diffuser, the fragrance will last at least one month when used continuously.
Hit pause:
Reeds can be removed to "take a break" from the scent, and put back in the fragrance whenever you want. Save it for a special occasion or keep the good smells flowing 24/7, it’s up to you!