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Humidifier Erbolinea Home fragrance with Rosato stick, 500 ml ERBAMBROSA500
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Shipping 8-11 b.d.
All about the product
" Erbolinea" is a prestigious line of home fragrances, characterized by unique, enchanting, long-lasting scents. Erbolinea is an expression of natural simplicity.
The history of these home fragrances began in 1995, in a small laboratory in southern Italy. "Erbolinea" created home fragrances from carefully selected extracts and high-quality raw materials, creating unique aromas that spread in the environment, thus revealing the craftsmanship characteristic of Italy. The timeless, unusual and refined atmosphere of hospitality created by Erbolinea home fragrances will instantly impress your guests, create a special mood and a cozy environment.
Home fragrance with sticks Erbolinea "Prestige Rosato Di Vino", 500 ml
Erbolinea "Prestige Rosato Di Vino" home fragrance is made from carefully selected extracts and high quality raw materials. Aromatic grape and blueberry fragments and fruity notes intertwine in this fragrance for the home. A lively and carefree aroma promotes joy and gives a burst of energy. Perfect for kitchen and living room.
Usage : Dip the bamboo sticks in a glass bottle and the pleasant aroma will naturally spread around the house. For a more intense scent, turn the bamboo sticks upside down.
Avoid direct sunlight, heat sources and air conditioners, as this can weaken the effect of the fragrance on the home and shorten its life. When using the product for the first time, it is recommended to turn the sticks after 1 hour, and then 2-4 times a week. In this way, you will maintain the maximum intensity of the smell at home. When flipping the sticks, be careful not to let the essence drop onto various surfaces. If this happens, try to drain it as soon as possible.
