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AROMATIC · FOUGÈRE · FRESHENING
A fresh aromatic fougère created to mask stale tobacco smells and refresh the room.
Tobacco Odor Eliminator opens with sparkling lemon and orange, lifted by the herbal freshness of rosemary and lavender. At the heart, sage, clove, patchouli and cedarwood add warmth and depth. Pine, sandalwood, moss and musk settle into a clean, earthy base that lingers in the room. Its strong, fresh character helps mask lingering tobacco smells and leaves the space smelling clean and balanced — in candles and wax melts. Please note: this fragrance masks and freshens; it does not chemically neutralise or remove odour molecules.
⚠ For professional users only. The pure fragrance oil contains butylphenyl methylpropional (BMHCA) at approx. 2.2% and is classified Repr. 1B (H360Fd). Under REACH Annex XVII (entry 30) it may only be supplied to professional users and must not be sold neat to the general public. BMHCA is also on the REACH Candidate List of Substances of Very High Concern (SVHC). Preparations at 10% or less are not classified as toxic for reproduction. Not for cosmetic use.
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Updated · 10/2026
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