Officina Profumo Farmaceutica Santa Maria Novella - Since 1221

Africa Diffuser

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$57.5 $115 In stock

Category: Diffusers

Africa Room Fragrance Diffuser, inspired by Paolino Sarti's 1848 frescoes of the Officina's Sala Grande in Florence. Scented with eucalyptus, amla, green sap, mango, peony, baobab and white musk. Fresh and green.

How to use

For first-time use, remove the lid. Place all the sticks into the bottle. Let them soak in the fragrance for at least three hours, then turn them upside down, so the fragrance is diffused. Repeat this operation daily or weekly for a stronger or softer fragrance intensity. Place your diffuser away from heat sources.

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  • For first-time use, remove the lid. Place all the sticks into the bottle. Let them soak in the fragrance for at least three hours, then turn them upside down, so the fragrance is diffused. Repeat this operation daily or weekly for a stronger or softer fragrance intensity. Place your diffuser away from heat sources.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

John J. ★★★★★

The room feels like a quiet corner of a botanical garden now—the eucalyptus comes through first, then the mango softens it into something warm, not sweet. The baobab note gives it a woody depth that lingers for hours, and the bottle itself is a little piece of Florence on my shelf.

Scarlett ★★★★★

The scent is surprisingly balanced—the baobab and white musk keep it from being too fruity, so it feels refined rather than sweet. I’ve had it going in my hallway for three days and the fragrance still fills the room without being overpowering.

Evelyn U. ★★★★★

The mango and peony come through just enough to soften the green sap, and the baobab note keeps it from turning too sweet. I've had it in my hallway for two weeks and the scent is still noticeable every time I walk past, which is way better than my last diffuser.