Reed Diffuser - The Leonardo Collection - Pink

The longevity of the fragrance varies depending on room size, air circulation, and temperature, but typically lasts several weeks to a few months.

Flipping the reeds once a week is generally recommended to maintain optimal scent diffusion. However, you can adjust this based on how strong you want the scent.

Yes, once the oil is depleted, you can refill the bottle with a compatible reed diffuser oil and use new reeds.

While the scent is generally pleasant, keep the diffuser out of reach of children and pets to avoid accidental ingestion or spills, as fragrance oils can be harmful if consumed.

Place the reed diffuser in an area with good air circulation, such as near a doorway, a window (but not in direct sunlight), or in a central location within a room. Avoid placing it directly on delicate surfaces without protection.

It is not recommended to mix different scents in the same diffuser, as it can result in an unpredictable and potentially unpleasant aroma. Use one scent per diffuser.

Reed diffusers typically consist of a base liquid (often a carrier oil or alcohol-based solution), fragrance oils, and porous natural reeds that draw the liquid up and release the scent into the air.

Ensure reeds are fully submerged in the oil. Flip reeds to expose saturated ends. Check if the oil level is too low. Move to an area with slight air circulation. Replace reeds if they appear clogged.

Relocate the diffuser away from direct sunlight, heat vents, or strong drafts. Ensure the stopper was fully removed and the cap is not loose.

This can occasionally happen due to temperature fluctuations. Gently swirl the bottle. If significant sediment persists, consider replacing the oil and reeds.

Ensure the reeds are fully inserted into the oil. Some reeds may be denser; try using more reeds or replacing them with new ones if they are old or damaged.