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Vanilla and Mandarin Home Fragrance, in an elegant 200 ml bottle with wooden reeds included, made directly by the Cistercian nuns inside Valserena Monastery. This fragrance is a blend of vanilla and fruity notes. Vanilla releases a warm, sweet aroma, while mandarin adds a fresh, lively note. Together, these ingredients create a welcoming fragrance that fills the room.
Top notes: Lemon, Mandarin, Orange. Heart notes: Pink Pepper, Vanilla Flowers, Peach. Base notes: Vanilla, Sugar Accord
Directions for use: We recommend using the supplied reeds with only one fragrance. When using the product for the first time, allow the reeds to absorb the fragrance, then turn them over. To adjust the fragrance intensity, turn over all or some of the supplied reeds. Turn the reeds over once or more times a day, depending on the desired intensity. The lifespan of a fragrance depends on many factors: the size of the room where the diffuser is placed, the temperature, direct sunlight, and air currents, which can accelerate evaporation.
Where to place the diffusers: The bottle should be placed at eye level. For medium-sized rooms, it is preferable to place the diffuser in the center of the room so that, as people walk by, the air moves and the fragrance circulates. Do not place the diffuser on polished, painted, or varnished surfaces, on electrical equipment, or near or above heat sources.
Ingredients: (r)-p-menta-1,8-diene; d-limonene; 3,7-dimethyl-1,6-octadien-3-ol; (1s)6,6-dimethyl-2-methylenbicyclo heptane.
Historical notes: Since 1968, products for personal care have been made in the laboratory of Valserena Cistercian Monastery. This activity supports the community and provides assistance to foundations in mission lands. The monastery belongs to the Order of Cistercians of the Strict Observance, a monastic institute entirely devoted to the contemplative life. Within the cloister, the nuns devote themselves to the worship of God according to the Rule of Saint Benedict.