Ember & Oak Car Diffuser

Ember & Oak

Wrap your home in the quiet warmth of autumn with Ember & Oak. This rich, woodsy fragrance opens with bright citrus and aromatic cardamom before revealing a luxurious heart of palo santo, golden saffron, and soft violet. As it burns, creamy sandalwood, smoky woods, and glowing amber create a comforting atmosphere that lingers long after the flame is out.

Fragrance Notes

Top: Citrus • Cardamom

Middle: Palo Santo • Saffron • Violet

Base: Wood • Sandalwood • Smoke • Amber

✨ How to Use Your Hanging Car Diffuser

Elevate your everyday drive with a subtle, long-lasting fragrance experience.

Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Remove the Wooden Lid

Unscrew the wooden cap and carefully remove the plastic stopper inside.

2. Reattach the Lid

Screw the wooden lid back on tightly to prevent leaks.

3. Gently Tip the Bottle

Turn the bottle upside down for 2–3 seconds to allow the fragrance oil to lightly soak into the wooden lid.

4. Hang with Care

Hang your diffuser from your rearview mirror or a secure place in your car.

5. Refresh as Needed

When the scent begins to fade, simply tilt the bottle again for a few seconds to refresh the fragrance.

⚠️ Care & Safety Tips

• Do not over-saturate the wooden lid to avoid spills
• Keep bottle upright at all times
• Wipe immediately if any oil spills (may damage surfaces)
• Avoid contact with eyes, skin, and car interior surfaces
• Keep out of reach of children and pets

 Pro Tip

For a lighter scent, tip the bottle quickly.

For a stronger scent, allow a slightly longer soak—but always with care

Unscrew the wooden cap and carefully remove the plastic stopper. Replace the wooden cap securely, then gently tilt the diffuser upside down for 2–3 seconds to allow the fragrance to absorb into the wood. Hang it from your rearview mirror and enjoy cozy fragrance on the go.

Refresh the scent by gently tilting the bottle again as needed. Avoid over-saturating the wooden cap and keep fragrance oil away from dashboards, upholstery, plastics, and other surfaces, as spills may cause damage.