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Ti Aromaa Vanilla Velvet hanging car perfume in a 12ml glass bottle with a wooden diffuser lid. Its soft vanilla scent hangs from your rearview mirror and lasts up to 45-60 days.
Give your car a warm, comforting scent. Ti Aromaa Vanilla Velvet is a 12ml hanging car perfume with a soft, velvety vanilla fragrance. It’s made from a blend of essential oils and hangs from your rearview mirror on a braided thread, so the scent stays close without taking up any space.
A soft vanilla scent
The fragrance is warm and gentle rather than sharp. It’s a good choice if you want your car to feel calm and inviting, whether you’re commuting, running errands or taking a long drive.
Lasts up to 45-60 days
The fragrance is designed to last up to 45-60 days. To refresh it, turn the bottle upside down once a week, which helps keep the scent even.
Wooden diffuser lid
The wooden lid controls how the fragrance is released, so you get steady freshness rather than a sudden burst.
Helps neutralise odours
The formula is designed to help neutralise common car odours, such as those from food, sweat and petrol, so your car smells fresher on every drive.
Easy to hang, no tools needed
The braided thread hangs from the rearview mirror with no tools or clips. It’s simple to fit and to move between cars.
Beyond the car
You can also hang it in homes, offices, gyms and other small spaces to add a soft vanilla scent.
A gift that’s ready to give
It comes in a gift box, which makes it an easy present for friends, family and colleagues who love a fresh car.
Key features
12ml hanging car perfume
Soft vanilla, velvety scent
Lasts up to 45-60 days
Wooden diffuser lid for steady release
Blended essential oil formula
Neutralises common car odours
Glass bottle on braided thread, no tools needed
Suitable for cars, homes, offices and gyms
Comes in a gift box
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