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Hollywood Trender: Smoky Amber the scent of Fall, Crabtree & Evelyn's latest
By April MacIntyre Sep 6, 2011, 4:34 GMT

The hottest home fragrance used in star waggons and production offices all over town is from botanical wizards Crabtree & Evelyn.
The company has beautified homes and provided outstanding personal care products for nearly 40 years now.
Their latest scent, Smoky Amber, hails from their new Noel Collection Holiday 2011 for 25th Anniversary. The presentation for their home diffuser is a stunning embossed package with their classic frosted heavy glass bottle that holds the 10 wicking reeds.
Smoky Amber Collection 2011 is a new limited edition 25th Anniversary Noel Home Fragrance that is seductive, addictive and makes for an exquisite gift.
The scent is a perfect blend of spice, sandalwood, mandarin, crystallized ginger, golden amber and cardamom. The packaging for this item is deep amber with aubergine jewel-tones and exotic patterns which hearken Indian, Persian and Ottoman styles.
This line comes in hand care, home care (reed diffuser which we tried out) and candle formats.
Crabtree & Evelyn reed diffusers last a very long time; one trick is to secure the top of the bottle with a wedged bit of plastic wrap wound around the 10 reeds to keep them secure and prevent any spills of knocked over accidentally. The shape of the bottle is low and stable.
This is the perfect home scent to usher in the festive Fall and upcoming holidays, and let the hot humid Summer of 2011 become a distant memory.
Fragrance is made in USA (bottle and reeds made in China)
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