Summer vs. winter fragrance: how to adapt your room spray to the season
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Heat amplifies fragrances — cold stifles them
Temperature directly influences the diffusion of olfactory molecules. In summer, a heavy fragrance becomes overwhelming. In winter, a light fragrance disappears in minutes. Adapting your fragrance to the season is like adapting your olfactory wardrobe.
In summer: lightness above all
- NEROLI — Fresh and luminous, the quintessential summer fragrance.
- ROSE — Light and joyful, perfect for sunny mornings.
Summer tip: Spray on curtains — the warm air continuously diffuses the fragrance.
In winter: depth and warmth
- AMBER — Made for winter evenings under a blanket.
- ATLAS CEDAR — Woody notes that evoke the forest after rain.
Winter tip: Spray on warm radiators — the heat diffuses the fragrance for hours.
Transition seasons: the winning mix
Spring and autumn are ideal times to combine. ROSE + CEDAR in spring. NEROLI + AMBER in autumn.
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Frequently asked questions
Can AMBER be used in summer?
Yes, but in moderation. In summer, heat amplifies all fragrances. 1 to 2 sprays of AMBER are enough instead of 3. Prefer it in the evening when the temperature drops.
Does NEROLI work in winter?
NEROLI can be used in winter in heated rooms. Simply increase the number of sprays (3-4 instead of 2) because cold slows down diffusion.
Which fragrance for Moroccan spring?
ROSE and NEROLI are the quintessential Moroccan spring fragrances. They capture the brilliance of the flower season — the orange trees of Fes and the roses of the Valley of Kelaa.
