Car Air Freshener Mr&Mrs Niki Bergamot & Iris White&Black Camouflage
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Age:
18+
Brand: Mr&Mrs
Line: niki
Product Type: car air freshener
Product Properties: aromatization
Aroma Diffuser Type: on deflector
Formula: with essential oils
Scent: bergamot
Theme: funny
Gender: unisex
Classification: elite
Country: Italy
Made in: Italy
If you're going to travel and explore new places and cities, do it with delightful emotions! This is ensured by great company and the car air freshener from the brand Mr & Mrs. Meet Niki, your original, stylish, and fashionable travel companion. Always ready for the journey, Niki embraces you and fills your car's interior with an exquisite floral composition. The intensity of the scent is adjusted by the airflow strength and temperature settings. If the fragrance loses its intensity (especially during the cold season), the manufacturer recommends increasing the warm air flow or replacing the block.
Features of the Niki Bergamot & Iris White & Black Camouflage car air freshener from Mr & Mrs:
- Top notes are woven from rhubarb and flowers, framed by lemon and bergamot;
- "Heart" notes are filled with jasmine and geranium on a base of ginger and green accords;
- Base notes complete the composition with iris, cedar, vetiver, and amber wood;
- Color - camouflage black & white;
- Emits fragrance for approximately 30 days;
- Design by Luca Trazzi;
- Contains essential oils;
- Alcohol-free composition;
- Neutralizes unpleasant odors;
- Made from non-toxic EVA thermoplastic polymer;
- Secured using a clip on the car's air vent grille;
- The fragrance is released under the influence of warm air.-
Secure using the functional clip on the car's air vents.
Reviews about Mr&Mrs Niki Bergamot & Iris White&Black Camouflage
The product looks good, I liked the design. The smell is also nice. I am satisfied with the purchase.
The fragrance sounds really nice! It is subtle, refined, and at the same time rich. I definitely recommend it! At first, I didn't like the design, but later I got used to it.