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Discover refreshment on every journey with the unique car diffuser Quintessence "Golden Wheat" by Maison Berger Paris. This exceptional accessory is designed to make every moment spent in your car a true sensory pleasure.
Made from high-quality, polished stainless steel
Openwork structure
Unique fragrance
Easy installation
Up to 4 weeks of operation
The diffuser itself, made from shiny, polished steel, is a true work of art. Its openwork structure not only adds elegance but also allows for optimal scent distribution. Easy to install, simply attach it to the air vent using the included clips to enjoy continuous freshness.
The "Golden Wheat" fragrance is an exquisite woody aroma, enriched with natural, warm, and neutral accents, embodying perfect taste and creating a clear and pleasantly warm atmosphere. In other words, it is a noble scent.
Head Notes: Bergamot, Wheat notes
Heart Notes: Chamomile, Geranium, Jasmine
Base Notes: Tonka bean, Sandalwood, Cedar
The Maison Berger Paris car diffuser line is for those who value comfort while driving. The elegant, modern design and perfectly refined technology ensure optimal fragrance release, characteristics of the entire product series.
Attach the diffuser to the car's air vent. To increase the intensity of the fragrance, enhance the air conditioning. Maison Berger Paris diffusers can be refilled with replaceable inserts.
Two ceramic inserts can be used in all Maison Berger diffusers, providing up to 12 weeks of fragrance enjoyment.
| EAN | 3127290075970 |
| Manufacturer | Maison Berger Paris |
| Materiał | Other, Plastic |
| Color | Silver Glossy |
| Fragrance notes | oriental |
| Collection |
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