Capture the spirit of the season with this inviting feel-good accord in our Christmas Morning Room Spray, exclusively at Epsilon Home. The fragrance unfolds with a zesty, uplifting fusion of citrus, orange, and lemon while the heart of jasmine and fresh pine is embraced by the warmth of cinnamon, clove, and ginger. This comforting aroma gently descends onto a sensuous fond of woods and musk, creating an ambiance of cozy elegance. At Epsilon Home, we blend quality and style, ensuring each product adds real value to your living space. Transform your home into a festive haven this holiday season.

Christmas Morning Room Spray

Name: Christmas Morning Room Spray
Brand: Epsilon Home

£17.50

£8.75

Quantity

Only 2 left in stock

℮200ml Luxury room spray with atomising pump.
What are room sprays?

A room spray is designed to freshen up the air and create a divine smell in your room. They are perfect for adding a scent boost to your home when you have unexpected guests.

Can a room spray be used as perfume?

At Epsilon, we use perfumers’ alcohol as the base for our room sprays which is the industry standard for perfume manufacturing. Although our room sprays are compliant with all safety recommendations, we have not had our products tested for allergy reactions on human skin and direct contact should be avoided.

what is the best way to use room spray?

For best results, we recommend spraying 3 – 4 times pointing upwards in the middle of your room. Spray as often as you like to give your home an extra scent boost.

Can I spray my room spray on furniture?

Our room sprays have been thoroughly tested by us to ensure they do not react with common materials; you should always exercise caution as other materials may react differently. You should always conduct a patch test in a discrete area before applying all over.

How often should I use my room spray?

Your room spray can be used as often as you like to provide a scent boost to your home. Due to the atomisation of the liquid, you should never spray towards open flames or sources of ignition.