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Calm of the boreal forest

SKOG 200ml Scent Diffuser

    • Experience the Scandinavian boreal forest at home
    • Scent notes: pine needles and fir cones, birch sap and woodland lily of the valley
    • 200ml alcohol-free, non hazardous diffuser. Up to 3 months of fragrance. Refill available
DKK 449,00
SKOG 200ml Scent Diffuser SKOG 200ml Scent Diffuser
DKK 449,00
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  • Renewably farmed vegetable oils with essential oils and natural safe synthetic fragrances plus 8 reeds.

  • Partially-recycled and dishwasher-proof glass produced in the EU with metals-free water dyes. FSC-certified beechwood decoration ring & packaging card from managed Swedish forests with natural colour dyes.

  • Simply put the reeds in the diffuser - the more reeds, the stronger the scent. Allow a few days for the scent to start diffusing. No need to flip the reeds.

    Refill once finished, or reuse as a vase for wildflowers. Change the reeds when replacing the liquid.

    The Skandinavisk scent diffusers are designed to be used exclusively in the diffuser glass and with the reeds provided. We can't guarantee performance or durability if they are used with devices from external parties.

  • Scandinavian sourcing & production. Vegan & cruelty-free. FSC-certified packaging. Provenance® ensures that every sustainability claim comes with proof. If a Proof Point is Verified, it’s been backed up by a third party independent body. If it’s Evidenced, it’s not third party verified just yet, but we’ve shared our own data to support it.

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    Scent notes

    Pine needles and fir cones, birch sap and woodland lily of the valley.

    ingredients
    [’skuːg] Swedish/Norwegian for ‘forest’

    Boreal forests cover over half the Scandinavian lands, stretching from the southernmost county of Sweden to the Arctic Circle.