Make the most of your Maison Berger rituals.
Discover simple guides to using, caring for and maintaining your Maison Berger creations, from the iconic Lampe Berger and its catalytic burner to scented bouquets, and electric diffusers. With the right care, each is designed to perform beautifully and bring fragrance into your home, day after day.
How To Use Your Scented Bouquet
Scented Bouquet FAQs
Scented Bouquet Refills
For optimal fragrance diffusion, we recommend turning your reeds regularly to refresh the scent and replacing them whenever you change or refill your fragrance.
Fresh reeds absorb and diffuse fragrance more effectively.
Maison Berger offers two types of reeds, each creating a slightly different fragrance experience.
Black polymer reeds provide a more intense and consistent diffusion, while natural willow reeds offer a softer, more delicate diffusion with a beautifully natural look.
Choose according to your preferred fragrance intensity and style.
Simply use fewer reeds.
The number of reeds determines the intensity of diffusion. Using fewer reeds creates a softer fragrance and can also help your refill last longer.
For a stronger fragrance, add more reeds.
Occasionally turn the reeds over to reactivate the fragrance and refresh diffusion.
We also recommend replacing your reeds regularly, particularly when changing fragrances, as reeds become saturated over time and may diffuse less effectively.
This is completely normal. When first placed in the bouquet, the reeds absorb fragrance as they become fully saturated.
You may therefore notice the fragrance level dropping more quickly during the first few days. Once the reeds are saturated, the rate of absorption will stabilise.
Maison Berger scented bouquets typically diffuse for approximately 4 weeks, although this can vary depending on the fragrance, number of reeds used and the conditions of your room.
Temperature, ventilation, air conditioning and the placement of your bouquet can all affect how quickly the fragrance evaporates.
Use fewer reeds for a softer diffusion and slower fragrance consumption.
You can also avoid placing your bouquet next to open windows, air-conditioning vents, radiators or other areas with strong airflow or heat, as these can cause the fragrance to evaporate more quickly.
If your scented bouquet was purchased pre-filled and you kept the original inner seal, it can be resealed.
Unscrew the metal ring, carefully replace the original seal and screw the ring back into place. Your bouquet will then be securely closed until you are ready to use it again.
No. Maison Berger fragrances are specifically formulated for their intended method of diffusion.
Only use Maison Berger Paris Scented Bouquet Refills in your bouquet. Lampe Berger, electric diffuser and other fragrance refills have different formulations and should not be used interchangeably.
Yes. We recommend using fresh reeds whenever you change fragrances.
Previously used reeds retain fragrance, which can alter the character of your new scent. Starting with fresh reeds ensures the cleanest and most accurate fragrance experience.
