Aramaik Catalytic Refill

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The fragrance opens with bergamot and bitter orange citrus notes, evolving into a floral scent of spikenard and geranium. The final notes are composed of a complex composition of woody notes of Agar Wood, Patchouli and Guaiac, and sweet notes of vanilla, amber, and myrrh. 

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The catalytic refill is to be used only with the Locherber Milano catalytic lamp. 

• Place the catalytic lamp on a flat, stable surface away from sources of heat.
• Remove the cap and fill the lamp to approximately 2/3 with the fragrance using the funnel.
• Insert the catalytic burner with the cotton wick and leave it soak for around 20 minutes covering it with the burner cap.
• Remove the cap, light up the burner and blow out the flame after 2 minutes.
• You may now place the open can off the lamp. The products is turned on.

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