Your Car perfume's SURVIVAL GUIDE

SMELLS GOOD. NOW WHAT?

Your car called. It has questions!!!

You found a scent you love. Now comes the important stuff — where to keep it, how to use it, what not to do, and why your car perfume occasionally decides to act a little dramatic. Consider this your no-boring-manuals guide to keeping your car smelling ridiculously good.

BEFORE YOU SPRAY, READ THIS.
Car perfumes are made to scent your car's cabin.
A little goes a long way. Start with less. You can always add more — unlike that one friend who absolutely cannot read the room.

1. WHERE SHOULD I SPRAY IT?

Best bet: spray lightly into the cabin air & the ROOF, yes!!! Don’t worry it won’t stain it. Keep a little distance while spraying
Avoid spraying directly onto:
Leather
Fabric seats
Dashboards
Screens
Steering wheels
Plastics
Painted or polished surfaces
Different materials react differently to fragrance and alcohol, so don't turn your car interior into a chemistry experiment.

2. HOW MUCH IS TOO MUCH?

If you can smell it before you've even opened the door, you've probably gone a little overboard.
Start with 1–2 sprays, let the fragrance settle, and see how it feels, and add more ifs you feel like
The goal isn't “my car smells like a perfume store.” It's “wait… why does this car smell so good?”

3. WHY DOES THE SCENT FEEL STRONGER SOME DAYS?

Because your car is basically a tiny climate-controlled chaos chamber.

Temperature, ventilation, sunlight, humidity and how long the car has been parked can all affect how fragrance behaves.
Hot day? Stronger diffusion.
Cool day? Softer diffusion.
AC blasting? The scent can move around the cabin faster.

Basically, your perfume isn't changing personalities. Your car is.

4. CAN I LEAVE THE BOTTLE IN MY CAR?

We don't recommend leaving fragrance bottles sitting in direct sunlight or in extremely hot areas for prolonged periods. Keep it in the dashboard or take it home with you.
Your car can get significantly hotter than the outside temperature, especially when parked in the sun.
Think of your perfume like you think of yourself: Shade. Cool surroundings. No unnecessary heat.

5. WHY DOES MY PERFUME LOOK DARKER/DIFFERENT?

DON'T PANICCCC......

Fragrance formulas can sometimes appear darker or change slightly with temperature fluctuations. This can happen because of maceration or when fragrance materials interact differently at lower temperatures or after exposure to heat and cold.
If you notice separation, unusual particles, a major colour change or a significant change in smell, stop using it and reach out to us.

6. WHY DOES MY CAR SMELL DIFFERENT AFTER A WHILE?

Because your nose is smarter than you think.
After being around the same fragrance for a while, your brain can become less responsive to it. This is called olfactory adaptation.
Translation:
You think the perfume disappeared. Your passenger gets in and goes, “Whoa. What smells so good?”Your nose just clocked out.

7. CAN I MIX TWO SCENTS?

Technically? You can. Should you? That's between you and your inner perfumer. If you're feeling experimental, try combining scents with complementary personalities rather than throwing everything together at once. Start with one scent, live with it for a while, then experiment.

Good taste is knowing when to stop.

8. CAN I USE CAR PERFUME ON MY BODY?

A BIG YESSSS!! They are formulated EDP style.

9. HOW SHOULD I STORE MY PERFUME?

When you're not using it, keep it:

Cool · Dry · Away from direct sunlight · Tightly closed.
Basically, somewhere your perfume can live its best little life.

THE GOLDEN RULE
LESS PERFUME. MORE VIBE.
You don't need to fog the entire cabin to make your car smell good. A good car fragrance should feel like part of the atmosphere — not like you've been trapped inside a perfume bottle.

??STILL GOT QUESTIONS??
Good. We like curious people.

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