Leather and Frankincense — dark and stormy, straight from the roaring coast.
Take it slow with our collection of This Is Incense Diffuser Oils.
Simply add a few drops to your ceramic oil burner, aromatherapy diffuser or our refillable car diffuser and enjoy the notes of our best-selling Incense scents.
Welcome to Tassie - Dark and Stormy
Sultry with a strong masculine tone of leather and Frankincense. This scent will take you to the roaring coast in Tasmania with a scotch in hand.
Our diffuser oils are a blend of high quality fragrances ( phthalate free) made with Australian blended essential oils.
8ml, 0.27 lf oz. 
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Add a few drops to a ceramic oil burner or aromatherapy diffuser, or use it with our Refillable Car Diffuser for scent on the move.
Yes — it works in a traditional ceramic burner (with a tea light underneath) or in most reed/ultrasonic aromatherapy diffusers. Just start with a few drops and add more to taste.
Fill the diffuser's blank vessel about three-quarters full, dip the infuser stick, then attach it to your air vent — a little oil goes a long way in a small space like a car.
Each bottle is 8ml — since you only need a few drops per use, one bottle typically lasts weeks to months depending on how often you diffuse.
As with any essential oil blend, keep diffusers out of reach of pets and ventilate the room, since some animals (particularly cats) can be sensitive to certain essential oils.
Check your specific diffuser's instructions — ultrasonic diffusers typically use oil with water, while reed diffusers and oil burners use the oil undiluted.



