Archipelago BotanicalsVerbena Basil Reed Diffuser Oil Refill, Home Fragrance Oil for Diffuser, Long-Lasting Natural Home Fragrance, Diffuser Oil Scents, 7.85 Fl Oz

ordered this in the past I really like it. Great fresh scent not too strong not too light highly recommend.

Sad they discontinued this scent. It smells so lovely. We smelled it in an optometrist office and had to have it! That being said, I don’t feel like the scent potency lasted that long. Maybe we were nose blind after a few days. Idk. But it smells good when you can smell it, that’s for sure!

I've bought this brand of diffuser oil and only in the Bergamot Tobacco scent because it's just heavenly. I catch a brief whiff of it when I walk into my living room but it's certainly not overwhelming. Pretty sure I've been a fan of this particular product in this fragrance for well over 12 years and continue to keep it in stock for my home. The candles are also just as impressive however I like having this oil because I don't have to keep an eye on it, it just does its thing, no flame obviously. I've had several guests ask me what it is because they seem like it too.

Love the smell of this which I've been using for the last 10 years! It's the feature of my hoke guests always comment on. Expensive but I'll pay for it. To me it's evaporating a bit faster but maybe because the days are hotter.

I was hoping this was going to be a more tobacco forward smell than the sweeter Bergamot scent that it is. I've been looking for a more woodsy or masculine (sorry) scent to use in my glade plug ins. The manufacturer doesn't make any good scents so I've been buying scents like these and refilling my old plug in containers (which works great and less expensive) but haven't quite found the scents I like yet.This is subtle, but has a slightly sweeter scent that I personally like. My mother, who visited, did like the scent however.

Over the years I've tried many home fragrances from plug ins to candles to sprays to essential oil diffusers with mixed enjoyment. I do not care for strong floral or spicey scents or those that go by the names of "ocean," "rain," "spring." etc. because most are overpowering, unnatural smelling and chemical in nature. Electric diffusers using essential oils have been enjoyable, assuming you correctly selected an oil you care for, but only run for a limited time then have to be refilled frequently. Several years ago on a whim because of the price I purchased an Archipelago reed diffuser set in I think lemon verbena or lemon grass from an upscale grocery store and was very pleased with the fragrance. Quite awhile later when I needed a refill I was unable to find that same fragrance anywhere locally until a friend traveling to Nashville found a supply--coincidentally her favorite fragrance also. The next time a refill was needed neither of us could find that particular fragrance anywhere, much less the brand, but continued to keep an eye out for it. Recently Costco advertised an Archipelago special but not this fragrance, so I checked Amazon and saw the verbena basil fragrance which I thought would be a nice choice. The bottle (using only 3 reeds) is in the master bath and I would describe it as botanical, natural, clean and refreshing smelling, subtle with notes of lemon and basil. Very pleased with this purchase!

Dubai scent is not for me. I can’t quite explain the aroma. I feel like I’m smelling clovers or something.

Favorite scent for both candle and aromatics. Have bought over and over. Slightly floral with a bit of spice scent. Just the right combination of both, not overpowering. A very relaxing, subtle scent in the home. The candles last forever and burn well.