A small amber glass bottle of Scented Oil - Artea by Mimi & August with a black cap is placed on a golden plate. The bottle's label reads "Atreca" among other text. The background features blurred decor items, including a white container and a terracotta pot.
A hand holding a small bottle labeled "Mimi & August Scented Oil - Artea", against a blurred background with soft lighting and dried flowers.
A small brown bottle labeled "Scented Oil - Artea" from Mimi & August sits on a brass plate next to a cap, emitting hints of fruity notes, with a diffuser and a terra cotta pot in the background.
A small amber glass bottle of Scented Oil - Artea by Mimi & August with a black cap is placed on a golden plate. The bottle's label reads "Atreca" among other text. The background features blurred decor items, including a white container and a terracotta pot.
A hand holding a small bottle labeled "Mimi & August Scented Oil - Artea", against a blurred background with soft lighting and dried flowers.
A small brown bottle labeled "Scented Oil - Artea" from Mimi & August sits on a brass plate next to a cap, emitting hints of fruity notes, with a diffuser and a terra cotta pot in the background.

Scented Oil - Artea

$9.99 CAD
Size
Minus Plus

Indulge in the flowery delight of ARTEA scented oil for diffuser. Its subtle fruity notes create a cozy atmosphere, perfect for relaxing at home. Bring a touch of nature into your space with this playful addition.

Inspired by: the embodiment of sweetness. 

Scent: Flower petals, plum and foliage.

Qualities: will make you dream of spring.

Wondering how many drops of fragrance to add to your diffuser?
It’s a common question, especially when you're just starting out. Generally, you'll want to go with 5–10 drops. As you get the hang of it, you’ll figure out the perfect amount that suits you. The number of drops can also depend on the size of the room. For smaller areas, 5–10 drops are usually enough, but for larger spaces, you might need 10–15 drops to ensure the scent fills the room nicely. Remember, there's no wrong way to do it—just keep experimenting until you find what works best for your space!

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