Grass & Dandelions Car Diffuser

Fragrance Story: Fresh, airy, and softly nostalgic — Grass & Dandelions captures the carefree spirit of wandering through sunlit meadows on a warm spring day. The fragrance opens with a bright citrus trio of Meyer lemon, Valencia orange, and pink grapefruit, adding a sparkling freshness to the scent. As it unfolds, delicate dandelion fluff and sweet green grass create a soft, breezy heart that feels like newly cut fields and childhood summers. White lilies, orange flower, and tender violet leaves bring floral whispers that drift gently on the wind, while soft musk grounds the fragrance with a clean, comforting finish. It’s bright, grassy, and effortlessly light — a scent that feels like an open field and a deep breath of spring. Fragrance Notes: Top: Meyer Lemon, Valencia Orange, Pink Grapefruit Middle: Dandelion Fluff, Sweet Green Grass, White Lilies, Orange Flower Base: Violet Leaves, Soft Musk Product Details: • 0.21 oz clear glass diffuser bottle with wooden cap • Adjustable hanging cord, approximately 7.87 in • Long-lasting, refillable design • Compatible with our 1 oz amber refill bottles, enough for approximately 4 refills Crafted with Care: • Made with clean, phthalate-free fragrance oils • Dye-free, paraben-free, vegan, and cruelty-free • Eco-friendly, reusable glass bottle • Hand-poured in small batches in Texas • Proud partners of GO TEXAN How to Use: • Remove the wooden cap and carefully remove the inner stopper • Replace the wooden cap securely • Tip the bottle briefly to allow the fragrance to absorb into the wood • Hang upright using the provided cord • Refresh scent by lightly tipping again as needed • Refill when empty using our 1 oz amber refill bottle Car Diffuser Safety: • For fragrance use only — do not ingest • Avoid contact with skin, eyes, and mouth • Keep bottle upright at all times • Avoid over-saturating the wooden cap • Keep away from children and pets • Avoid contact with vehicle surfaces or upholstery • Clean spills immediately • Discontinue use if irritation occurs