Mercato di Napoli Scentsy Bar
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About this product
Fragrance notes: mandarin, neroli petals, white muskSmells like: sliced mandarin / orange tree blossoms / warm cottonInspired by: A bustling, open-air market in Naples. Sun-warmed mandarin perfumes the air, neroli petals drift from a flower cart and white musk lingers above the piazza. A snapshot of the season’s best.
Product Details
- Made of high-quality paraffin wax for long-lasting fragrance, Scentsy Bars are composed of eight break-apart cubes designed to use with any Scentsy Warmer. As the cubes melt, they fill your space with our exclusive scents. Safe to use — no wick, flame, smoke or soot. Net wt 2.6 oz
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Mercato di Napoli Scentsy Bar smell like?
The Mercato di Napoli Scentsy Bar features fragrance notes of mandarin, neroli petals, and white musk. It captures the essence of sliced mandarin, orange tree blossoms, and warm cotton, reminiscent of a bustling market in Naples.
How long does the scent last?
The longevity of the scent can vary based on usage and environment. Typically, Scentsy Bars can provide fragrance for several days when used in a warmer, making them a great option for continuous scent enjoyment.
How do I use the Mercato di Napoli Scentsy Bar?
To use the Scentsy Bar, simply break off a cube and place it in a Scentsy warmer. Turn on the warmer, and the heat will melt the wax, releasing the fragrance into the air.
Are there any specific care instructions for the Scentsy Bar?
There are no specific care instructions for the Scentsy Bar itself, but it's important to store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain its fragrance. Always follow the guidelines for your Scentsy warmer to ensure safe and effective use.
Is this product suitable for people with allergies or sensitivities?
While the Mercato di Napoli Scentsy Bar is designed for fragrance enjoyment, individuals with allergies or sensitivities should review the ingredients and consult with a healthcare professional if needed. It's always best to test a small amount first to ensure no adverse reactions.
