Hope Cove Seashells Reed Diffuser (100ml)

THE SALCOMBE CANDLE COMPANY LTD

£26

Bring the warmth and wonder of a Devon beach day into every room with our Hope Cove Seashells Reed Diffuser. Inspired by long walks along the shoreline collecting shells, this comforting fragrance blends fresh bergamot and bright orange with rich amber, exotic coconut and buttery vanilla, a scent that lingers beautifully throughout your home. Top Notes: Bergamot, Orange, White Flowers and Salt Heart Notes: Lily and Coconut Milk Base Notes: Amber, Vanilla and Almond Each diffuser will fill your home with fragrance for up to 7 months and comes with 7 natural rattan reeds. Flip the reeds weekly f

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Registered at Companies House as THE SALCOMBE CANDLE COMPANY LTD, number 14347285. Checked 2026-08-29.
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