Buongiorno Room Diffuser 180ml

Buongiorno room diffuser from Acqua Di Parma diffuses enchantingly fresh scents blended to awaken your day.

Evoking the first rays of morning that filter through the window, accompanied by the breeze of green aromas reminiscent of the magnificent Italian countryside. Freshly cut grass and sun-dried linen fuse with natural wood tones softened by moss for a warm, rounded fragrance. Presented in the Maison's iconic Art Deco bottle in its signature yellow shade, infuse this diffuser in your office or conservatory to transform your senses to an Italian landscape.

• Sustainable Packaging

• 180ml
• Diffuser
• Notes: Italian lemon, Mint Leaves, Rosemary, Lavender, Jasmine, Cedarwood, Musk
• Duration: 10-12 weeks
• Scent family: Aromatic Green
• Presented with natural black rattan reeds
• The packaging is made of recyclable FSC paper

HOW TO USE

To ensure the best experience from your diffuser, Acqua di Parma recommends:
Unscrew the cap and remove the inner plate. Replace the cap and insert the reeds in the bottle
On the first use, it is necessary to soak the reeds for twenty-four hours before turning them over.
The frequency of which some or all of the reeds are flipped over determines the intensity of the fragrance: the more often they are turned around, the greater the intensity. If the diffusion is too intense, adjust by removing a few reeds until the desired level is achieved.
In order to prolong the duration of the fragrance, it is advisable to avoid high temperatures, direct sunlight and rigorous air circulation that can speed up evaporation.
Place the home fragrance diffuser on a flat surface where it will not be exposed to humidity. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Keep away from heat, hot surfaces, sparks, open flames and other ignition sources.
The fragrance concentrate contains natural raw materials, therefore its colour may slightly change over time without compromising its olfactory performance.
After handling the rattan reeds, it is advisable to rinse your hands with clean water and soap.
Highly flammable liquid and vapour.

In 1916, nestled between the classical and Renaissance buildings of Parma’s old town, Acqua di Parma created Colonia, Italy’s first real eau de cologne. Made from only natural ingredients, it was (at the time) an unusually fresh and light scent, and it wasn’t long before the fragrance’s iconic Art Deco bottle was spotted on the vanity tables of Hollywood. Since then, Acqua di Parma has pursued a uniquely Italian vision of luxury, making distinctive new fragrances, exquisite leather goods and covetable home products. Throughout all this, the recipe for Colonia has never been altered.