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Pumpkin Spice Refresher Oil
Pumpkin Spice Refresher Oil
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Keep the warm fragrance of pumpkin and fall spices lingering long after the original scent begins to fade.
Made specifically for refreshing scented potpourri, this concentrated fragrance oil carries the same Pumpkin Spice fragrance as the coordinating botanical blend. Sweet pumpkin is generously infused with cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, and clove for a deliciously warm and comforting fragrance filled with the familiar character of fall. The fine mist sprayer makes it easy to refresh the fragrance when the original scent begins to fade.
Crafted in the USA, each 1 oz bottle helps keep your favorite potpourri beautifully fragrant long after the original scent begins to fade.
At a Glance
• Product Type: Concentrated potpourri refresher oil
• Fragrance: Pumpkin Spice
• Fragrance Character: Warm, sweet, and spiced
• Fragrance Notes: Sweet pumpkin, cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, and clove
• Net Volume: 1 fl oz
• Dispensing Style: Fine mist spray
• Origin: Made in the USA
Care & Use
Spray 1 to 2 times over scented potpourri approximately once a week or as needed to refresh the fragrance. Avoid spraying directly onto furniture, finished surfaces, fabrics, or other materials that could be affected by fragrance oil. Keep away from open flames, children, and pets. For home fragrance use only. Do not ingest.
What Makes It Special
A small amount is all that's needed to refresh potpourri as its fragrance begins to fade. The matching Pumpkin Spice fragrance makes it a natural companion to Pumpkin Spice Rosehip Potpourri and an easy way to keep its warm seasonal fragrance going throughout fall.
When It’s a Gift
Pair it with Pumpkin Spice Rosehip Potpourri for someone who looks forward to the familiar fragrances of pumpkin season every year.
Ideal For
Refreshing potpourri • Pumpkin spice fragrance lovers • Warm spiced home fragrance • Fall home fragrance • Pairing with Pumpkin Spice Rosehip Potpourri
Keep the familiar fragrance of pumpkin season lingering a little longer.
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