Farmacia SS. Annunziata 1561 Room sprays

The Arte dei Mercatanti room sprays from the manufacturer Farmacia SS. Annunziata 1561 exude the charm of world trade and the travelling that goes with it. This makes them the ideal fragrance not only for people with wanderlust. Accordingly, the recommendation for this product is to place it in the study, living room or entrance area of the house or flat.

The scent of faraway places

The enchanting aroma of these room sprays reminds you of a time when you were travelling in other cities and taking in all kinds of impressions. As if you wanted to turn back time, this fragrance takes you on a journey to the most beautiful moments you enjoyed far away from home and which you always wish you could remember. The Arte dei Mercatanti was one of the most important guilds in Florence around 1182 and was founded by local merchants. They were active in many different countries. To revive this spirit, the manufacturer Farmacia SS. Annunziata 1561 set out to revive this spirit with this fragrance. The fragrance pyramid was designed accordingly. The top notes include blackcurrant, clove and geranium. The heart note contains rose, incense and amber wood. The base notes include oud, patchouli and musk.

When activated, the pump spray disperses a fine mist in the air, the fragrance of which spreads quickly because the fine particles are immediately absorbed by the room air.

A room spray releases its fragrance at the touch of a button, the spray mist is even finer and spreads even faster in the rooms, so that one or two sprays are usually sufficient.

A cushion fragrance is often combined with a room spray. Apply a spray to the pillow and breathe in your favourite fragrance while you sleep.

Electric room sprays distribute the fragrance automatically. They emit fine sprays around the clock, filling the air with their aromas.

Alcohol denat., Parfum [Fragrance], Aqua [Water], Propylene glycol, BHT, Linalool, Citronellol, Limonene, Geraniol, Citral, CI 19140 [Yellow 5], CI 42090 [Blue 1], CI 17200 [Red 33].