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Description
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What it is:
Created by the hand of an artist, the Spongellé florets are hand sewn and made of a natural tapioca fiber. Each floret has a cotton wick to infuse the flower when placed in a diffusor oil. The time released fragrance will linger for up to 8 weeks.
What it does:
Enjoy captivating colorful beauty as your floret becomes steeped in one of Spongellé’s alluring fragrances.
- Custom Hand Blown Glass Vase
- Refillable Glass Vase hold 8 oz of oil and flower
- Hand sewn floret with cotton wick
- Made from the natural fibers of the tapioca plant
What else you need to know:
Fragrance Notes - Watery greens highlight peony petals, dewy roses and a soft musk.
*Ingredients may vary slightly due to formula updates by brands. Please consult packaging for most accurate list of ingredients
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Spongelle Floret Baltic Rose Diffuser Set is formulated with a blend of natural botanical extracts, including Baltic rose, along with nourishing oils and emollients. Each diffuser is designed to release fragrance gradually while maintaining skin-safe ingredient standards. For a complete ingredient list, refer to the product packaging or our detailed ingredient documentation.
The Spongelle Floret Baltic Rose Diffuser Set is crafted with skin compatibility in mind. However, since sensitivities vary by individual, we recommend reviewing the ingredient list before use. If you have known allergies to rose extracts or other botanicals, perform a patch test first. Discontinue use if irritation occurs and consult a dermatologist if needed.
The longevity of your Spongelle Floret Baltic Rose Diffuser Set depends on room size, ventilation, and placement. Each diffuser is designed for extended fragrance release over several weeks to months. For optimal longevity, place in a central location away from direct sunlight and strong air currents.






