How long does a Fragrance Flower really last?

About 60 days, give or take. Placement, airflow, and your environment can all affect that timeline a little.

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Why does my Fragrance Flower stop smelling?

There can be a few reasons:

• Noseblindness
• Where the flower is placed
• Humidity in the room

It’s rarely just one thing — scent is affected by a lot of factors.

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When is my Fragrance Flower “done”?

Once all the oil has soaked up into the flower (and there’s none left in the jar), the petals will continue to release scent until they feel dry to the touch. That’s usually when it’s truly finished.

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Do Fragrance Flowers smell stronger at first?

Yes, and that’s normal.
New scents always feel stronger at first because your nose hasn’t adjusted yet. Over time, your brain gets used to the fragrance and it feels more subtle.

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Can I move my Fragrance Flower once it’s open?

You sure can, just carefully.
There’s no stopper in the bottle to prevent spills, so move it slowly and keep it upright.

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Why can’t a Fragrance Flower touch furniture or walls?

Fragrance Flowers are filled with fragrance oil, and oils don’t play nicely with finished surfaces. Over time, oil can seep into paint, wood, or furniture finishes and cause discoloration or damage.

That’s why Fragrance Flowers are designed to sit freely in their glass bottle, without touching anything else. Giving the flower a little breathing room keeps your surfaces safe and everything looking good.

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Where can I put a Fragrance Flower?

They’re best for smaller spaces, since there’s no heat or airflow pushing the scent.

Popular spots include:

• Desks
• Bathrooms (the back of the toilet is a favorite)
• Hall tables
• Nightstands

I’d avoid windowsills or direct sunlight, heat can cause the oil to evaporate faster.

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Why does my Fragrance Flower smell stronger some days and more subtle on others?

This usually comes down to:

• Noseblindness
• Humidity
• Placement

Remember, Fragrance Flowers never “turn off,” so you’re smelling them 24/7. Sometimes simply changing the location can make a difference.

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Can I make my Fragrance Flower smell stronger?

Nope. The scent is the scent is the scent.
Just like wax, there’s only a set amount of fragrance oil in the jar. You can’t increase it, but placing it in a smaller space instead of a large open room can help it feel stronger.

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Are there refills? Can I add more oil to the jar?

No refills, and here’s why.
The flower can only absorb a specific amount of oil. It’s not a gimmick; it’s science. The flower is made of porous wood, and just like a sponge, it can only hold so much.

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Why do some Fragrance Flowers change color?

Some Fragrance Flowers are designed to change color on purpose.
You’ll also see customers get creative by adding food coloring to the oil or coloring the petals — totally optional, but fun if that’s your thing.

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Why doesn’t mine look exactly like the picture online?

Every Fragrance Flower is handmade from natural wood. Just like real flowers, no two are the same. Variations in color, grain, or small markings are normal and part of what makes each one unique.

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How is a Fragrance Flower different from a warmer or diffuser?

Warmers and diffusers have something that helps throw scent, heat or water.
Fragrance Flowers don’t. They release scent passively, which is why they’re more subtle and best for smaller spaces.

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When is a Fragrance Flower the best option?

They’re perfect when:

• You don’t have a plug
• You want low-maintenance fragrance
• You’re scenting a smaller or less-used space

Think laundry rooms, desks, bathrooms, or “set it and forget it” areas.

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When should I not use a Fragrance Flower?

I don’t recommend them for:

• Campers or RVs (open oil + movement = risky)
• Large open rooms where you want bold scent

They’re just not designed for those situations, and that’s okay.

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Hopefully this answered some of your questions.
And if you ever have more, just ask — I’ll always give you the honest answer. 💛

xoxo amber, G

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