Candle or room spray

Candles and room sprays are not interchangeable.

Candles are used when a room is occupied. They build fragrance gradually and provide a stable, continuous scent while burning.

Room sprays are used to adjust a space immediately. They are applied as needed and are suited to quick changes rather than long duration.

Choosing between them depends on how the room is used, not just on fragrance preference.

How fragrance behaves in a room

Fragrance in the air is not held in place.

It disperses and fades over time, which is why:

• room sprays act quickly but are shorter-lived
• candles build more slowly but remain while burning
  
  This makes air-based fragrance suited to:
  
• adjusting a room before or during use
• maintaining atmosphere while present
• complementing, rather than replacing, fabric-based fragrance
  

Fragrance and odour

Most room fragrance products add scent on top of existing odours.

In selected formulations, patented odour-neutralising technology is used to address everyday odours directly. This reduces interference from cooking, tobacco, pets and other background smells, allowing fragrance to remain clearer in the space.

The result is not a stronger scent, but a cleaner one.