Wholesale Peppermint & Eucalyptus | Car Diffuser | Alcohol FREE

Peppermint & Eucalyptus Hanging Car Diffuser – 7ml Alcohol-Free | Phthalate-Free | Made with Natural Oils Refresh your senses with the invigorating aroma of Peppermint & Eucalyptus. Designed to deliver a clean and long-lasting fragrance, this diffuser features a frosted glass bottle with a wooden lid for a sleek, natural touch. Made with a base of Fractionated Coconut Oil and Safflower Oil, this formula ensures a smooth, alcohol-free scent release for a refreshing drive. Scent Profile Top Notes: Peppermint, Eucalyptus Middle Notes: Clove, Cedar Base Notes: Patchouli, Vanilla, Powder Infused with natural essential oils including eucalyptus, cornmint, cedarwood, and patchouli. How to Use: • Remove the wooden lid and plastic stopper, then securely replace the lid. • Tip the bottle sideways or upside down for 2-3 seconds to allow the fragrance to absorb into the wood lid. A little goes a long way! • Hang the diffuser in your car and enjoy the refreshing scent. • Replenish the fragrance by repeating Step #2 whenever the scent starts to fade. Warnings & Safety: • Avoid contact with eyes, face, skin, and textiles. • Keep out of reach of children and pets. • Do not open or remove the stopper with your mouth. • Avoid spilling; do not allow the liquid to come into contact with car surfaces, dashboards, or upholstery, as it may cause damage. • If spillage occurs, wipe immediately with a damp cloth. Breathe in the crisp, cooling blend of Peppermint & Eucalyptus for a soothing and refreshing drive every time you hit the road. Why Is There Liquid Left in the Bottle After the Scent Fades? Great question! Our car diffusers are made using a 100% natural oil base of fractionated coconut oil and safflower oil — no alcohol, phthalates, or synthetic fillers. What you’re seeing left behind in the bottle is simply the natural carrier oils that help gently diffuse the fragrance over time. These oils are non-volatile, meaning they don’t evaporate like fragrance oils do. Instead, they’re there to dilute and extend the life of the scent, ensuring it’s not overpowering and that it lasts longer. Once the fragrance has fully evaporated, it’s completely normal for some base oil to remain. This is not a defect, and it’s a common feature of oil-based diffusers. The leftover oil is a sign of a clean, alcohol-free formula — and a commitment to using only high-quality natural ingredients.