Orange Blossom Catalytic Lamp Fragrance - 500 ml

The Orange Blossom catalytic lamp fragrance offers a floral-fruity blend of zesty orange with the delicate sweetness of neroli and jasmine. Its multi-layered bouquet provides a noticeable, uplifting freshness, while the formula, specially designed for catalytic lamps, diffuses evenly and helps neutralize unwanted odors. The generous 500 ml bottle features a narrow neck for precise, mess-free refilling, offering multiple refills before needing to repurchase. Note that it is designed exclusively for catalytic lamps and is not suitable for traditional tealight oil burners.

The sun-drenched freshness of Mediterranean citrus can effortlessly transform your home’s ambiance in a matter of moments, especially when lingering cooking smells refuse to leave. The floral-fruity Orange Blossom catalytic lamp fragrance by Maison Berger Paris blends zesty orange notes with the delicate sweetness of neroli and jasmine blossoms. This refined composition was crafted for anyone wishing to fill their living space with a vibrant, exotic aroma.Advantages:The exquisite blend of orange, neroli, and jasmine notes creates a multi-layered bouquet that brings a noticeable, uplifting freshness to any interior.Specially formulated for catalytic lamps, this essence diffuses evenly throughout the room and effectively banishes undesirable odors.The generous 500 ml bottle offers ample supply, which allows for multiple refills without having to repurchase too soon.A narrow bottle neck ensures precise pouring, meaning refilling your lamp is effortless and mess-free.Good to know:This fragrance is designed exclusively for catalytic lamps and is not suitable for traditional tealight oil burners.A pan-seared fish dinner might be a culinary triumph, but nobody wants to be reminded of it all through the next evening. Lit with this uplifting essence, your catalytic lamp instantly takes charge of the atmosphere. Your guests will simply think a citrus grove has blossomed right in your living room—and that the frying pan never even existed.