Yankee Candle Black Coconut luxury car air freshener tag is an air freshener for users who want to neutralize odors and add fragrance to their car or a smaller space. It gradually releases a floral scent for up to 4 weeks and can also be used in a wardrobe, closet, or motorhome.

Key Benefits

• Special formula neutralizes odors.
• Fragrant polymer gradually releases scent for up to 4 weeks.
• The tag is designed for use in cars as well as other smaller spaces.

Composition

Black Coconut belongs to the floral fragrance group and combines coconut, cedarwood, and exotic flowers. The tag is filled with aromatic gel, while the Car Jar Ultimate format uses a fragrant polymer.

• Top notes: juicy pineapple and coconut.
• Middle note: coconut flower.
• Base: powdery and woody tones complemented by musk.
• Safety data lists butyl cyclohexyl acetate, linalool, cinnamal, Isocyclemone E, and coumarin.

The fragrance develops from fruity-coconut notes through coconut flower to a powdery, woody, and musky base.

Use and Dosage

The hanging tag is designed to add fragrance to cars, wardrobes, closets, motorhomes, and other small spaces.

• The product may cause an allergic reaction.
• It is toxic to aquatic organisms with long-lasting effects.

When using the product, take into account the stated safety warnings and its purpose as an air freshener.

Packaging and Volume

• Format: Car Jar Ultimate hanging tag.
• Shape: miniature Yankee Candle candle.
• Dimensions: height 13.5 cm and width 8 cm.
• Weight: 25 g.
• Country of manufacture: Mexico.

The hanging design and dimensions are suited for use in a car as well as other smaller spaces.

About the Brand

Yankee Candle was founded in 1969 when sixteen-year-old Mike Kittredge made a candle as a gift for his mother. The brand offers more than 600 fragrances, and its range includes candles, home and car fragrances, and accessories. Fragrance compositions are created by master perfumers and subsequently reviewed and tested by a team of specialists.

Behind every fragrance lies a process that combines the work of perfumers with subsequent review and testing by specialists.