AUTOPARFUM

Car perfume provides a vibrant and constant fragrance for your car’s interior. With regular and proper use, one bottle of car perfume lasts for 3-6 months.

The car perfume consists of a dark brown glass bottle, a wooden cap, leather straps for tying with branded steel fittings and a length regulator. Inside the bottle, there is also a protective plastic stopper.

To ensure the car perfume lasts long and provides daily enjoyment, it’s important to follow the included instructions carefully.

First, unscrew the wooden cap from the bottle and remove the plastic stopper – do not discard it. Then, tightly screw the wooden cap back on the bottle and gently tilt the bottle from side to side. This allows the wooden cap to soak up the aromatic liquid – the fragrance will evaporate from the wooden cap. How can you tell if the cap is adequately soaked? A characteristic spot will appear on it, indicating it is sufficiently saturated.

Afterward, unscrew the wooden cap again and tightly close the bottle with the plastic stopper. Then, securely screw the wooden cap back on. This is to prevent the liquid from leaking during fast or careless driving. The aromatic liquid contains a fragrance composition that can leave marks on plastic and leather elements of the car interior or dashboard. Therefore, to avoid damaging the car’s interior, it’s crucial to tightly close both the plastic stopper and the wooden cap – this is a very important aspect of using the product.

The intensity of the car perfume’s aroma can also be adjusted. Pay attention to the size of the characteristic spot on the wooden cap – the larger it is, the more intense the fragrance will be.

After ensuring the wooden cap is tightly fitted to the bottle, place the car perfume in your car’s interior. Use the leather straps to hang the bottle in a vertical position, easily hanging it on the rearview mirror. Tie a secure knot and adjust the straps to the appropriate length.

Ensure that the cap and the bottle do not touch any plastic elements of the car interior to avoid any liquid from contacting the car’s components.

Consider the temperature inside the car. In warm temperatures, the fragrance will be brighter, more intense, and spread faster than in cold conditions. During warm weather, monitor the size of the aromatic spot to avoid an overly intense fragrance.