100ml Reed diffuser in ceramic bottles with black fiber stick

Container: Ceramic bottle Size: 7 cm x 8 cm Lasting: 45-90 months Ingredient: Diffuser Base, Essential oil, Fragrance oil, Fiber Reed Diffuser Sticks There are 7 scents from Tianmimi candles & co 001 Under the Christmas tree Notes: Peppermint, Rosemary, Lavender, Neroli, White tea It is the perfect scent for those stressful days when you want to unwind, for those who have worked all day with many things on their minds, for students during exams, and even on hot days, this scent can help cool you down! 002 Rudolph's candy cane Notes: Peppermint, Cinnamon, Vanilla, Neroli This scent was inspired by my student exchange year in Mexico. It is a sweet — but not too sweet — gourmand fragrance with vanilla and cinnamon. It is perfect for days when you feel like sipping hot cocoa or coffee with cinnamon cakes. This scent resembles hopping between cafes with homemade sweets in the winter where you can smell cinnamon mixed with vanilla in the air. 003 Alice in Wooderland Notes: Pine, Cedarwood, Sandalwood, Lavender, Neroli This is a woody fragrance that is not overpowering, perfect for those new to this kind of scent. The smell resembles a small cottage in a big forest, of camping in a forest, or of lighting a fireplace in a wooden house to add warmth. It is a scent that reminds you of leisurely holidays with time to relax and immerse yourself in books without any worry. It is the brand’s signature and best-selling fragrance. 004 Father's tea Notes: Oolong tea, White tea, Tea, Patchouli, Orange\ It is a blend between Oolong and white tea with coolness and a tinge of scent from patchouli and orange, resembling a visit to a tea plantation on a high mountain. The tea scent is not strong like the first sip of Oolong tea, but mellow and sweet with a floral aftertaste – a result of oxidation. Despite its masculine name, this scent is more on the feminine side. It is highly popular among women aged 30 and over. Could it be that it is because this candle was named after Taiwanese singer Jay Chou’s 爺爺泡的茶 song? 005 A rose by any other name Notes: Rose, Lychee, White Tea, Tea, Vetiver, Bergamot, Sandalwood The top note is the smell of roses with a slight touch of lychees, exuding heady sweetness like the honeymoon phase of a relationship. Afterwards you will notice other scents that bring calmness and more depth. It resembles a relationship that is no longer intoxicating, but has become comforting in each other’s lives. The name of this scent was inspired by Shakespeare’s well-known phrase “What’s in a name? That which we call a rose, by any other word would smell as sweet.” It is the perfect smell to give to someone you have feelings for, no matter how you define that relationship. 006 Flowers that smell like peaches Notes: Osmanthus, Peach, Gojiberry, Honey This scent was inspired by summer fruits in the southern Taiwanese city of Tainan. The steamy weather brings out the smell of peach skin inside wooden crates. The scents of osmanthus flowers that start blooming in late summer, goji berries and honey will increase the sweetness that is not overpowering because of the sweet and sour goji berries. It is a refreshing scent that brings back memories of summer. 007 The sunflower and her sun Notes: Bulgarian rose, White rose, English rose, Lemon, Lavender, Peppermint This is the perfect scent for scorching summer days. The sweet and sour lemons will freshen you up, well balanced with the sweet fragrance of roses and a hint of mint. It resembles a rose-flavoured soda with dry lavender petals, thinly sliced lemon, and mint leaves. I created this scent for the wedding of my best friend who likes sunflowers and her groom’s nickname means ‘sun’. We are two close friends with very different tastes but this scent is one of the things we both enjoy.