A woody aromatic — cardamom, sage, narcissus, wine, vetiver, vanilla, palo santo, cedar.
Palo Santo opens with a warm, aromatic hit of cardamom and sage — spiced and slightly herbal, with an intimate quality that sets the tone immediately. Narcissus and sparkling wine move through the heart, an unusual but effective combination that adds a soft floral lift and a faintly boozy sweetness without tipping into heavy territory. Vanilla, palo santo and cedar settle into the base, bringing a smooth, resinous woodiness that gives this real depth and staying power. The palo santo note is the star here — smoky, sacred and distinctive, it's the kind of ingredient that makes a product memorable on a shelf. A strong choice for makers building wellness-inspired, unisex or spiritually-themed ranges.
Selling room sprays under your own brand? Here’s how this scent could look on your shelf.
Suits natural, earthy vessels — raw ceramic, kraft labels or amber glass with botanical detailing; ideal for wellness and mindfulness collections, New Year new beginnings ranges, and premium unisex gifting lines.
Freshens rooms, fabrics and soft furnishings – no washing needed.
Ingredients: Denatured Alcohol, Aqua, Parfum, Polysorbate 20.
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Use the full room spray label on every bottle size. The 125ml and under label is only for bottles of 125 ml or less that can’t carry the full label, even as a fold-out label, a tie-on tag or on outer packaging. CLP labels explained ›
For Palo Santo room spray, from its CLP label. Full Safety Data Sheet ›
Highly flammable liquid and vapour. Harmful to aquatic life with long lasting effects. Keep out of reach of children. Keep away from heat, hot surfaces, sparks, open flames and other ignition sources. No smoking. Avoid release to the environment. Dispose of contents/container to approved disposal site, in accordance with local regulations. Contains 4-tert-Butylcyclohexyl acetate, Hexyl salicylate, Linalyl acetate, Tetrahydrolinalool, d-Limonene. May produce an allergic reaction.
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Common questions
A woody aromatic — cardamom, sage, narcissus, wine, vetiver, vanilla, palo santo, cedar. Top notes: cardamom, sage. Heart: narcissus, sparkling wine. Base: vanilla, palo santo, cedar.
Lots of things – it’s one multi-use spray, so you can put your own label on it and sell it as a whole range:
Whatever you call it, the spray inside is the same, so use our room spray CLP label for that scent.
The 1 litre bottles and 5 litre jerry cans come with a CLP label on them.
The 10 × 100ml and 10 × 500ml packs come unlabelled, ready for your own branding. They’re packed in a bag with a CLP label inside – it isn’t attached to the bottles.
Before you sell them, each bottle needs a CLP label – use our room spray label for that scent on every bottle size, and add your own name, address, phone number and the amount in the bottle. The hazard information for this scent is in Safety information above, and full details are in its Safety Data Sheet.
Anywhere you’d use an air freshener – spray it into the air at home, in the car, in a caravan or at work, freshen wardrobes and drawers, or lightly mist soft furnishings – sofas, cushions, curtains, bedding and other hard-to-wash fabrics. Patch test first and use on colour-fast fabrics only.
It’s a fast-drying spray, but every fabric is different. Always test on a hidden area first, especially on delicate or dyed fabrics.
Denatured alcohol, water (aqua), Palo Santo fragrance (parfum) and Polysorbate 20. The allergens it contains are listed in the safety information above.
Yes – it’s made with Palo Santo Fragrance Oil, so it matches candles, wax melts and other products made with the same oil.
Yes – it’s alcohol-based and highly flammable. Keep it away from heat, sparks, open flames and hot surfaces, and let sprayed fabrics dry before going near a flame. See Safety information above.
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