FRAGRANCE & DESCRIPTION: Summer Romance - Energizing and fresh, Summer Romance embodies the warmest season of the year with notes of passion fruit, peony, pine, and orchid. This bright, uplifting scent will instantly lighten your mood!
FRESHEN AND DEODORIZE. As the creator of the original envelope sachet, we are a leader in the home fragrance market. Fresh Scents sachet feature unique fragrances created in-house by a dedicated team of professional perfumers. We call them sachets, but you may call them sachet bags, scent packets, home perfume, potpourri bags, and/or air fresheners. Whatever the name it’s the easy way to add aroma in your space.
FRESH SCENTS SACHETS, Set of 3. Made in the U.S.A. with biodegradable materials. Fresh Scents scented sachets are made of a non-toxic blend of naturally occurring materials and fragrance. The natural material used is extracted from the soil and is very porous to allow for maximum fragrance absorption. This allows our sachets to diffuse fragrance for up to 4 months.
HOW TO USE A SACHET. There are many ways to use a sachet. You can store your sachet in a drawer with linens to give them an enjoyable fragrance, you can keep a sachet in exercise bags, closets, vehicles, and many other places to freshen things up. Be sure to read the directions on the back of the sachet regarding items that a sachet should not come into contact with prior to using your sachet.
GREAT GIFT: Include in seasonal or themed gift baskets and crafts for a perfect perfume for your senses and spa experience. Give as a gift for mother’s day, a housewarming, wedding shower, baby shower, or birthday present
Binding: Kitchen
Part Number: FS200237BD
Details: FRESH SCENTS SUMMER ROMANCE SCENTED SACHETS, SET OF 6. Made in the U.S.A. Fresh Scents scented sachets are made of a non-toxic blend of naturally occurring materials and fragrance. The natural material used is extracted from the soil and is very porous to allow for maximum fragrance absorption. This allows our sachets to diffuse fragrance for up to 4 months.
