GINGER
ZINGIBER
A perennial plant native to Asia, with white flowers speckled with red. The word ginger comes from the Sanskrit "singabera," meaning "shaped like a horn." It was discovered in China over 2,500 years ago and is still highly prized today for its many benefits.
Its warm, spicy fragrance reveals an invigorating, uplifting and stimulating scent.
Details
Duration: 8 to 12 weeks.
Instructions for use
The rattan reeds diffuse the fragrance by capillary action, providing a constant, gentle diffusion.
For first-time use, to start diffusing immediately, immerse the rattan reeds in the bottle, then turn them over so that the scented ends are outside the bottle.
To ensure continuous diffusion, turn the reeds over once a week during the first two weeks of use, then every four days until the fragrance has completely evaporated. The intensity of the fragrance diffusion can be adjusted by changing the number of reeds placed in the bottle.
The fragrance diffuses for approximately 8 to 12 weeks. This duration may vary depending on the size and temperature of the room where the home fragrance diffuser is placed, the number of rattan reeds in the bottle, whether the diffuser is exposed to sunlight, and any air currents, which may increase the evaporation of the fragrance.