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Reed diffusers

The room smells like home before the lights go on.

Eighteen scents in 45 ml glass bottles, from dry hinoki and smooth sandalwood to jasmine, lotus and warm cinnamon.

  • 18 scents
  • 45 ml glass bottle
  • Made in Vietnam
Blackwood · Reed diffusers
Blackwood · 45 ml

All eighteen scents

Sixteen year-round scents in four groups, plus two for the holidays.

Woods

Dry and warm. Good for a room with bookshelves.

3 scents

Blackwood · Reed diffusers

Blackwood

Powdery iris over dry tobacco leaf. Suits a study or a reading corner.

iris · sandalwood · tobacco leaf

Sacred Wood · Reed diffusers

Sacred Wood

Dense oud on sandalwood. One for a quiet room.

oud · sandalwood

Temporarily out of stock

Tale Of Hinoki · Reed diffusers

Tale Of Hinoki

Hinoki and cedarwood, pale and clean. The lightest of the three woods.

hinoki cypress · sandalwood · cedarwood

Florals

Soft and lightly sweet, for a room that gets fresh air.

8 scents

Bara · Reed diffusers

Bara

Rose up front, soft amber underneath.

rose · musk · amber

Temporarily out of stock

Jasmine Tea · Reed diffusers

Jasmine Tea

Jasmine on sandalwood, soft and even. An easy one to start with.

jasmine sambac · sandalwood

May · Reed diffusers

May

Cool cucumber and white gardenia. For hot afternoons.

iris · cucumber · gardenia · sandalwood

Temporarily out of stock

Over The Rainbow · Reed diffusers

Over The Rainbow

Pale spring flowers, fresh more than sweet.

rose · lily of the valley · peony · musk

Temporarily out of stock

Satin Rose · Reed diffusers

Satin Rose

A darker rose, deepened with oud and vanilla. For the evening.

rose · oud · musk · vanilla

Sen · Reed diffusers

Sen

Lotus and green tea with a thin thread of honey.

lotus · green tea · honey

Sparkling Jasmine · Reed diffusers

Sparkling Jasmine

Jasmine at its freshest, cool and a little wet.

jasmine · morning dew

Temporarily out of stock

Velvet · Reed diffusers

Velvet

White flowers on dry cedarwood. Low and steady.

white florals · cedarwood

Fresh and herbal

Green and aromatic, for just after you have tidied up.

2 scents

Green Field · Reed diffusers

Green Field

Lavender and two chamomiles. Dry herbs more than flowers.

lavender · Roman chamomile · German chamomile

Light As Air · Reed diffusers

Light As Air

Crisp green apple and cool mint. For mornings with the windows open.

green apple · mint · green leaves · patchouli

Temporarily out of stock

Warm and sweet

Cinnamon, vanilla, honey and ripe fruit. Good for the living room in the evening.

3 scents

Fire Horse · Reed diffusers

Fire Horse

Warm, resinous amber with a touch of violet. Made for the Year of the Fire Horse.

amber · violet

Reply 1988 · Reed diffusers

Reply 1988

Ripe peach and apricot, juicy and bright.

apricot · peach · musk

Spice Of Love · Reed diffusers

Spice Of Love

Cinnamon and vanilla, rounded with honey. For cool, rainy evenings.

cinnamon · vanilla · honey

Holidays

Coriander seed for Tết, cinnamon and sweet orange for Christmas.

2 scents

Hạt Mùi Ta · Reed diffusers

Hạt Mùi Ta

Earthy and warm. For the last days of the lunar year.

coriander seed · the smell of Tết at home in Vietnam

Giáng Sinh (Christmas) · Reed diffusers

Giáng Sinh (Christmas)

Cinnamon and sweet orange. For December.

cinnamon · honey · vanilla · sweet orange

Temporarily out of stock

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Start with the room

Pick the room first, then the scent. Here are six starting points, with two scents for each.

  • Next to the plants

    The corner where the house plants live. Keep the scent light and green.

    Sen · lotus, green tea, honey

    Light As Air · green apple, mint, green leaves, patchouli

  • The living room in the evening

    Lamps on, windows closed. Warm, sweet scents sit well here.

    Spice Of Love · cinnamon, vanilla, honey

    Reply 1988 · apricot, peach, musk

  • The desk and the bookshelf

    Dry woods stay in the background while you read or work.

    Blackwood · iris, sandalwood, tobacco leaf

    Tale Of Hinoki · hinoki cypress, sandalwood, cedarwood

  • The bedroom

    Soft herbs or white flowers. Nothing that fills the room.

    Green Field · lavender, Roman chamomile, German chamomile

    Velvet · white florals, cedarwood

  • A gift for a new home

    For a friend who has just moved in. Rose for the evening, jasmine for every day.

    Satin Rose · rose, oud, musk, vanilla

    Jasmine Tea · jasmine sambac, sandalwood

  • Tết and Christmas

    One for Tết, one for December.

    Hạt Mùi Ta · coriander seed

    Giáng Sinh (Christmas) · cinnamon, honey, vanilla, sweet orange

The slow way to scent a room

A reed diffuser works slowly and on its own. You put the reeds in the bottle, they draw the scented oil up, and the air in the room carries it from there. Within half an hour to an hour, the corner around the bottle picks up the scent. There is no flame to watch and nothing to switch on.

It suits the rooms you live in every day. After a while you stop noticing the scent. Then you come back from a few days away, open the door, and there it is.

NOTE makes eighteen scents, each in a 45 ml glass bottle with reeds. All of them are made in Vietnam.

In the box
A 45 ml glass bottle of scented oil and a set of reeds.
Made in
Vietnam

How to set up the reeds

  1. Open the bottle and put the reeds in. Within 30 minutes to an hour they soak up the oil and start to scent the room.

  2. For a faster start, pull the reeds out, turn them upside down and put them back.

  3. More reeds give a stronger scent, fewer reeds a softer one. Adjust the number to the size of the room and to your taste.

  4. Keep the bottle somewhere airy, away from the air-conditioner vent and out of direct sun.

  5. When the reeds darken and the scent fades, it is time for fresh reeds.

  6. If you stop using it for a while, take the reeds out and close the bottle tightly.

Stop using it if you feel dizzy or unwell.

FAQ

Where should I put a reed diffuser?

Somewhere airy, such as the living room, a desk or a bookshelf. Keep it away from the air-conditioner vent and out of direct sun.

How do I make the scent stronger or softer?

Change the number of reeds. More reeds give a stronger scent, fewer reeds a softer one.

How long does one bottle last?

A 45 ml bottle lasts two to three months. A warm, airy spot with every reed in uses the oil faster than a cool corner with a few. When the reeds darken and the scent fades, it is time for fresh reeds.

Reed diffuser or room spray?

A reed diffuser gives a steady, continuous scent. A room spray works at once but fades sooner, which suits a quick change of air.

Where does NOTE deliver?

NOTE delivers within Vietnam, through orders placed in the online shop. If you are visiting Ho Chi Minh City, you can buy at either store and take it home with you.

Other ways to scent a space

Reed diffusers are the slow option. When you want scent right away, or in a smaller space, try one of these.

  • Wake Up · Room sprays

    Room sprays

    a 100 ml bottle. A few sprays and the room smells right, just in time for the "we are downstairs" text.

  • Bergamot · Essential oils

    Essential oils

    a 10 ml bottle. Add a few drops to the oil diffuser you already own or to an aroma stone, as strong or as light as you like.

  • Linen · Car fragrance

    Car fragrance

    an 8 ml bottle that hangs from the rearview mirror.

Buy in store

Reed diffusers are sold at two stores, 42 Nguyen Hue and 34 Nguyen Duy Hieu. Before you come, message NOTE to find out which store has the scent you are after.

An office lobby is a room, too

If your office needs a scent of its own for the lobby, NOTE designs scents for business spaces.