Pipe Smoke Diffuser Oil Cuban Tobacco, Smoked Oud, and Deep Resins Our Pipe Smoke diffuser oil captures the rich, smoky elegance of a classic tobacco lounge, blending Cuban pipe tobacco with the warm, woody depth of luxurious oud and the mysterious allure of exotic resins. This sophisticated scent evokes cozy evenings by the fire, curling smoke, and the timeless charm of traditional pipe rituals. Perfect for a leather chair and a favorite book, our Pipe Smoke diffuser oil transforms any space into a refined, comforting retreat. Fragrance Notes * Cuban Tobacco – Rich, earthy, and slightly sweet with a dry, woody undertone reminiscent of hand-rolled cigars * Smoked Oud – Deep, smoky, and resinous, with warm wood notes and a touch of exotic spice * Deep Resins – Sweet, balsamic, and slightly ambered, adding depth and a lingering warmth Our Pipe Smoke Diffuser Oil Is Different Our Pipe Smoke diffuser oils are handmade at our workshop using pure high quality premium aromatherapy-grade essential oils and premium-grade fragrance oils. Our fragrance rollers are free of parabens, pthalates, and petroleum products. Indulge your inner bookwork with the fragrances of Cuban tobacco, smoked oud, and deep resins. A Brief History of Pipes Pipe smoking has a long and fascinating history that spans continents and millennia, beginning with prehistoric and early medieval Europe, where rudimentary pipes were used to burn herbs and other plant materials for ritual and medicinal purposes. Across the world, indigenous peoples of the Americas were also using pipes in ceremonial and social settings, often crafted from stone, clay, or carved wood to burn tobacco and sacred herbs. When European explorers arrived in the 16th century, they brought tobacco back to Europe, igniting a craze for pipe smoking that built upon earlier traditions. Over time, smoking pipes evolved in both form and function, with artisans crafting elegant briar, meerschaum, and clay pipes that were valued as much for their artistry as their practicality. By the 17th and 18th centuries, pipe smoking had become a cultural staple across Europe and the Americas, associated with intellectual salons, leisurely pastimes, and social gatherings. Famous historical figures, from philosophers to statesmen, were often depicted with pipes, reinforcing their association with contemplation and refinement. Each bottle is 10mL of pure essential oil and/or premium fragrance oil. Suggested Uses * Use in a diffuser, oil burner, or humidifier * Add a few drops directly to any bath * Add a few drops to wool dryer balls for scented laundry * Use in your own handmade creations The Brigid Difference At Brigid, we take living naturally seriously.