Madeleine Rose Catalytic Refill

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A delicate and passionate fragrance that opens with fruity notes of cassis, lemon, strawberry, and orange. It slowly evolves with slightly balsamic scents of eucalyptus and rose and violet flowers. The final notes are sweet, with fig and slightly wooden vanilla, tree musk, and pinewood.

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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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