Malabar Pepper opens up with citrus notes (orange and bergamot), but also slightly exotic (ginger and cinnamon) and evolves into spicy scents (black pepper, nutmeg, myrtle and geranium) and finally end in the deepest and most persistent notes of wood (cypress, cedar, patchouly and vetiver).

The duration of the fragrance depends on the surrounding environment in which it is placed, on its temperature, the direct sunlight and onthe air currents that may speed up the evaporation of the essence.

It is important to maintain the level of the essence in the diffuser to at least half of its capacity in order to avoid any interference of the oxygen on the fragrance and its duration.

Place the diffuser on a stable surface. After removing the lid it is reccomended to fill up the fragrance using a funnell. Once the fragrance is poured inside the bottle, it is important to clean the diffuser with a slightly damp cloth. Place back the lid and the product is ready to use.

Keep away from heat sources and direct sunlight.