■ Design
This room spray prioritizes long-lasting fragrance. Its strong fragrance concentration provides not only lasting power but also a masking effect in the air. You can also enjoy the changing scent from top to base notes as time progresses. A distinctive feature is the spray bottle, which comes with a high-quality cover made of natural leather with a rubber coating and embossed graphics. It blends seamlessly into any room's decor, creating a sophisticated atmosphere simply by being placed in a room.

■Scent
JASMINE
A refined floral green scent of jasmine. Amber, coconut, and musk addictive notes.

SPICY WOODY
The sweet notes of cinnamon and patchouli are complemented by a hint of spice, creating a sexy and sophisticated fragrance.

URBAN CEDAR
The tranquil scent of cedarwood is complemented by refreshing herbs such as eucalyptus, rosemary, and lavender.

SCENTAHOLIC is a fragrance brand that expresses its worldview not only through its scents but also through "visible design" such as bottles and packaging. Pursuing memorable scents, the brand adjusts the concentration of fragrance ingredients to be slightly higher, allowing you to enjoy rich longevity and the changing nuances of the fragrance from top to base notes. The spray bottle is set in a high-quality cover made of natural leather with a rubber coating on the surface and embossed with graphics. The contrast of the graphics changes depending on the lighting. The back of the bottle is also distinctive, as it does not use any stitching. Every detail of the scent, bottle, and packaging is carefully considered, and the products are produced in factories and artisan ateliers throughout Japan. Furthermore, the bottles are designed for long-term use and refillable options are available, demonstrating a commitment to environmentally conscious manufacturing.

*Please refer to the image of the product alone against a white background for the actual color. *Please note that the actual color may differ from what you see due to lighting conditions during outdoor photography and your viewing environment (e.g., computer screen).