The Ultimate Natural Luxury Reed Diffusers

Why are they the ultimate perfume reed diffusers?

We are frequently being asked why the PAIRFUM® Reed Diffusers are the ultimate Natural Luxury Reed Diffusers.

“How do they work, how long will they last for, are they natural, do they contain alcohol?”

So let’s start at the beginning, as we believe it is a very good place to start! ( apologies we could not help but quote ‘The Sound of Music’ as Reed Diffusers are “One of My Favourite Things” – that’s the last one promise).

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How do PAIRFUM® fragrance reed diffusers work?

They will naturally disperse fragrance throughout a room via the natural rattan reeds. Once placed into the aromatic liquid, the porous fibre reeds will draw the liquid up and the fragrance is diffused from the reeds into the air.

PAIRFUM Reed Diffuser are designed to be displayed, Simply open the bottle and insert all the reeds into the perfume infusion. The long black elegant reeds will, draw the liquid up and allow it to diffuse into the room to envelop your home with, exquisite, natural couture perfume.

The PAIRFUM® Diffusers allow you to regulate the perfume intensity & longevity to your personal taste through,the number of reeds you insert and by how frequently you turn them. The more, reeds you use and the more often you turn them over, the stronger the perfume in, the room will be. Air flow and local conditions will also affect the longevity of the, fragrance infusion.

PAIRFUM’s Natural Luxury Reed Diffusers are ‘Sensory Accents For Every Room’ and will infuse your Home or Office with evocative couture perfumes.

PAIRFUM natural, luxury reed diffuser on a sidebaord in the hallway of a modern home

How long will my perfume reed diffuser last?

These Essential Oil diffusers are fantastic for the home or the office because they emit, aroma subtly, so that the scent is never too overpowering. The high quality PAIRFUM® diffuser will last for several months, depending on the size of bottle you choose from our Large Bell 250ml Diffuser, to our perfect entry point 50ml Diffuser. We have a wide selection of Natural Perfumes and Diffuser sizes to choose from, and the table below shows you how long each respective bottle size will last.

  • 50 ml – will fragrance for 2-3 months
  • 100 ml – you may expect it to perfume for 3-5 months
  • 200 ml – will fragrance 5- months
  • 250 ml – expected to perfume for 6-9 months

Is a refill available?

Yes, refills are available. We offer the following in our shop:

Once the content of one bottle has been diffused the natural fibre reeds will be fully, saturated and need to be replaced., this will ensure that your new Diffuser will work as perfectly as the one you have just enjoyed.

PAIRFUM luxury, natural reed diffuser on a coffee table in an open plan kitchen & living room

Why are some fragrances easier to detect than others?

Just like flowers, natural essences and perfumes vary in fragrance strength. Our noses, more readily detect heady spice fragrances than delicate floral ones. Depending on, the effect you desire, you may choose your Pairfum product based on the, subtleness of the effect you want to achieve. It has also been proven that over time, our noses can, become accustomed to a fragrance which we have been using for a period of time.

Once you find yourself not detecting a fragrance, move it into another room, or a different position within the room for a period of time and you will be amazed at the difference!

PAIRFUM luxury scented candle and natural reed diffuser on a bedside table in modern house with Elle Decoration

Why is the rate of evaporation faster for some fragrances than others?

Fresh green citrus notes are more volatile and will evaporate more quickly than the, heavy, woody, vanilla style fragrances that will linger. The frequency with which you,turn the reeds and the air conditions in which the diffuser is placed can also affect, the longevity of the product .If the room is large with air-conditioning or drafts, the, product will ‘evaporate’ much more quickly than if it is placed in a small, room with, minimal ventilation.

These are just a few of the FAQ’s we are asked and if you would like to read or learn more them please go to Click for FAQs

So to sign off for now just let me say “ So Long Farewell we wish you all …” – sorry just could not help myself xxx

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