Choosing home fragrance: candle, reeds or room spray?
Choose a home fragrance in two steps: how you want to use it, then the scent direction you enjoy. A candle creates a deliberate burning moment, reeds diffuse by evaporation, and a room spray is used at a moment you choose. Sharing a fragrance name does not make every format work in the same way.
Which format fits your moment?
| Format | Use | Compare |
|---|---|---|
| Scented candle | A burning moment with a flame; needs supervision. | Scented candle |
| Reed diffuser | Evaporation through reeds, without a flame. | Reed diffuser |
| Room spray | Spray at a chosen moment, following the label. | Room spray |
Four scent directions to compare
- LOEWE Tomato Leaves: green tomato leaf with cassis notes.
- LOEWE Oregano: resinous and herbal, with woody and amber notes.
- LINARI Rubino: white-floral and fruity, with bergamot, raspberry and melon.
- LINARI Ambra: amber and florals, with woods and vanilla in the base.
Prefer a vanilla-led character? Also compare LINARI Vaniglia, with vanilla, a caramel accent and coconut milk.
Same scent, different format
Tomato Leaves is offered at Moi è Me as a candle and a room spray. Compare directions and contents on the product pages, rather than choosing by fragrance name alone. The Tomato Leaves Room Spray is a room fragrance, not a body perfume.
How long will you notice a home fragrance?
This varies with product, format, room and use. Heat and airflow affect reed-diffuser evaporation. Bottle size alone cannot establish a fixed lifetime or a square-metre coverage promise.
Use with care
Read the label and directions for your chosen product. Never leave a burning candle unattended; keep it away from flammable materials, children and animals. Place diffusers on a stable surface away from heat. Use room sprays only as directed on the packaging.