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Smith & Co. Tabac & Cedarwood Diffuser 200ml by The Aromatherapy Co

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Continuous, grown-up fragrance with no flame required. The Smith & Co. Tabac & Cedarwood Reed Diffuser by The Aromatherapy Co fills a room with an untamed woody aroma wrapped in sweet spice: orange, pink pepper and clove leaf over a heart of tonka, tobacco and patchouli, settling on leather, vanilla, cedarwood and vetiver.

The 200ml diffuser sits in a matte dark vessel with slim black reeds, a decor-led piece that looks at home on a sideboard, shelf or vanity. Designed in Auckland, it lasts approximately three to four months depending on room temperature, airflow and how often you flip the reeds.

It pairs beautifully with the matching Tabac & Cedarwood candle and Tabac & Cedarwood room spray. Explore the wider Aromatherapy Co range for more of the Smith & Co. collection.

Why You'll Love It

  • Oriental Woody scent of leather, tobacco, spiced orange and cedarwood
  • Flame-free, set-and-forget home fragrance
  • Lasts approximately three to four months
  • Matte dark vessel and black reeds that suit a pared-back interior
  • Vegan and cruelty-free, designed in Auckland

Product Details

  • Brand: The Aromatherapy Co (Smith & Co. collection)
  • Scent: Tabac & Cedarwood
  • Size: 200ml
  • Diffusion time: approximately 3 to 4 months
  • Olfactive family: Oriental Woody
  • Top notes: orange, pink pepper, clove leaf
  • Heart notes: tonka, tobacco, patchouli
  • Base notes: leather, vanilla, cedarwood, vetiver
  • Vegan and cruelty-free
  • Designed in Auckland, New Zealand

Getting the Most From It

Place the diffuser on a protective coaster, as the fluid can mark paint, fabric and timber, and wipe any drips from the reeds. For the longest life, keep it away from direct sunlight, windows, heating vents and air conditioning. Flip the reeds to suit the strength you like, and replace them with fresh diffuser refill sticks if they become saturated.

Gifting Tips

A refined housewarming or thank-you gift, especially for anyone who prefers a deep, woody scent to something floral. Add the matching candle for a generous pairing.

FAQs

How long does it last?
Around three to four months. Warm rooms, draughts and frequent flipping all use the fluid faster.

How strong is the scent?
You control it with the reeds. Flip them weekly for a stronger fragrance, fortnightly for a balanced one, or monthly for something softer. A light alcohol scent on opening is normal and fades within about 48 hours.

In Short

The Smith & Co. Tabac & Cedarwood Reed Diffuser by The Aromatherapy Co is a 200ml flame-free diffuser that lasts around three to four months, with an Oriental Woody scent of leather, tobacco, spiced orange and cedarwood. Vegan, cruelty-free and designed in Auckland, it layers with the matching candle and room spray.

Smith & Co. Tabac & Cedarwood reed diffuser in a matte dark vessel with black reeds on white
Smith & Co. Tabac & Cedarwood Diffuser 200ml by The Aromatherapy Co Sale price$39.00

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