Lemongrass & Basil Natural Lava Stone Diffuser – Calming

SNUG SCENT LTD

£32

Porous volcanic rocks in an open jar, with our Calming Lemongrass Basil blend. It smells like cool spearmint and green basil over bright lemongrass. No flame, no water, nothing to plug in add a few drops and let the stone do the rest. The Scent Experience Smells like cool spearmint and green basil over bright lemongrass, with a curl of cardamom warmth. Scent category: Citrus + Herbaceous + Minty Lemongrass and Basil sit at the front, cooled by Spearmint and lifted with Sweet Orange. Cardamom and Cedarwood hold the base, keeping the herbal edge soft rather than sharp. Your diffuser arrives with

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