Car Diffuser - Rouge

Rouge*: The scent is floral and oriental with saffron, amber and cedarwood.

STEP 1: Unscrew the lid.

STEP 2: Remove the inner stopper.

STEP 3: Screw the lid back on, ensuring it is secure.

STEP 4: Gently invert the bottle, to release the scent into the lid. Repeat several times until you can smell the fragrance through the wooden lid.

STEP 5: Hang the diffuser in your car where desired, adjusting the length accordingly. Ensure the string is short enough to prevent the diffuser from reaching the windscreen whilst driving.

If the scent diminishes over time, repeat step 4 to allow more fragrance to soak into the wooden lid.

Our wooden diffuser lids soak up the fragrance from the glass bottles, allowing the scent to slowly evaporate and perfume the surrounding air.

As you drive your car the diffuser will move gently - releasing more aroma. The car diffusers work best in warm conditions with both heat from the sun, and from your car.

Each diffuser comes in a larger 10ml bottle - to keep your car smelling fresh for even longer. Designed to last up to 8 x longer than traditional card air fresheners, and twice as long as other diffusers on the market.

The scents have been made up to a maximum concentration in accordance with IFRA regulations, and are not designed to be overpowering. All our diffusers made with only the highest quality ingredients and are fully CLP compliant.

*Disclaimer: Our car diffusers are inspired by designer perfumes. Our versions are NOT to be confused with the originals and Drift Mist has no affiliation with the designers and/or manufacturers.

Our interpretation of these fragrances was created through chemical analysis and reproduction. The description is provided to give you an idea of scent character, not to mislead, confuse or infringe on the manufacturers name and trademark. Name trademarks and copyrights are properties of their respective manufacturers and designers.

Our products are not presented to you as originals or as exact replicas. Any references to brand names are made strictly for comparative purposes only.