Freshen up your home with Spongelle’s most celebrated fragrances. Tobacco Vanilla Private Reserve Diffuser captures the refreshing scent of lemon sorbet and luscious freesia and tobacco, enveloping your space with sensual notes of spice, musk, and exotic florals. This luxurious set is a true unboxing experience. Created exclusively for Spongellé, the Florets are hand-sewn and made of a natural tapioca fiber that takes on the original shade of the fragrance oil—blooming with rich, bold color within 48 hours. Each set features a Floret with a cotton wick and an exquisite hand-blown glass vase to infuse the flower in the diffuser oil for a beautiful time-released fragrance that lasts up to 8 weeks.

Housed in an ornate gift box, the top of the box can be used as a mini tray to display your diffuser if you wish. Replacement diffuser oils and Florets are available for purchase.

Smells Like
A charming apothecary nestled in a quaint countryside village

Feels Like
A sense of nostalgia and craftsmanship

Fragrance Notes
Top: Lemon Sorbet, Plum, Ginger Zest
Middle: Freesia, Osmanthus, Peppermint, Tobacco
Base: Sandalwood, Vanilla Bean, Musk

• Custom Hand-Blown Glass Vase
• Refillable Glass Vase Holds 8oz of Oil and Flower
• Hand Sewn Floret with Cotton Wick
• Made from the Natural Fibers of the Tapioca Plant

Enjoy an aromatic ambiance in any room with Spongellé’s Private Reserve Diffuser. Open the bottle and carefully pour the diffuser oil into the vase, filling below the rim (approximately 6oz). We recommend using plastic gloves. Insert the Floret’s cotton cord into the vase so the Floret rests on the top of the vase. Wait 24-48 hours for the fragrance to release and the new Floret color to appear. As the Floret blooms and fragrance dissipates with time, you may carefully lift the flower (using gloves) and add the remaining oil to the vase. You can refresh with a new Floret and fragrance while keeping the vase for continued use.

Decamethylcyclopentasiloxane, octamethylcyclotetrasiloxane, fragrance (parfum), aqua (water), benzophenone.

Made in Los Angeles