Voluspa’s fragrant diffuser oil is hand-poured into an embossed glass vessel for a subtle pop of elegant decor. Create your home’s signature, always-on fragrance in spaces requiring minimal effort, and enjoy for 4-6 months. Includes rattan reeds for powerful fragrance without overwhelming.
JASMINE MIDNIGHT BLOOMS
The rising moon awakens the blooms from their slumber with spells of Italian Bergamot and Moonflower. Arousing notes of Egyptian Jasmine and Tuberose overtake the senses, illuminating their long stems and arching petals. Blossoming with a bravado of Dune Grass and Mango Wood, the ladies of the night arrive in full bloom, sending fragrance throughout the night air like sweet secrets kissing the ear. A bold fragrance, as intense as its beauty.
NOTES
Egyptian Jasmine, Tuberose, Moonflower & Dune Grass.
DIFFUSION
The 100ml diffusers allow for 4-6 month passive diffusion.
HOW IT SMELLS
Jasmine Midnight Blooms is a true, warm jasmine scent.
LORE LOVES
We love how dreamy and comforting this scent is – but it also has a real sensuality. It is potent without being overwhelming, like the smell of jasmine blooms on a warm summer evening.
ABOUT THE BRAND
Voluspa began in a California kitchen, as a labour of love—for the world, and all the ways scent lets you explore it.
Founded in 1999 by Traci and Troy Arntsen, from the first handcrafted collection, Voluspa has grown into a global celebration of scent; with each new fragrance designed to take your senses on a flight of fancy and transport you through your daydreams.
In all ways, Voluspa is the product of passion, chased and fulfilled— built around a team with a wealth of expertise and a collective devotion to bringing beauty and inspiration into your home, so that it may light your way— wherever your journeys may lead.
Hand-poured in the United States, Voluspa is sustainable, ecologically-sound, pesticide, phthalate, paraben and sulphate free, vegan and do not test on animals!
The name Voluspa originates from an ancient Norse poem, meaning beauty created from chaos.
