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NEST Scented Reed Diffusers
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Published: May 16, 2016
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I wrote glowingly about Diptyque candles, and you would have thought I was endorsing Trump for President and pushing Palin for Veep.
“Diptyque costs $62,” one of you wrote. “Have you tried the Archipelago Havana candle? It’s a subtle blend of bergamot, Cuban tobacco leaf, and ylang-ylang. Refreshing. And not widely known, so you get points for originality. And may I add: $23.”
I thought I’d wait a few months and write about bergamot, Cuban tobacco leaf, and ylang-ylang.
Then the diffuser lovers wrote in.
“The NEST sticks last longer than candles — 90 days,” one of you wrote. “I discovered them because my expensive NYC dentist uses them. They cover odors, but they’re never overt. And may I add: $42.”
Naturally, there’s a creation myth.
Okay, I surrender.
Under instruction, I bought the NEST bamboo diffuser. Is it like being in a Burmese rain forest? I have no idea. I can say it’s a lot better than those industrial-perfume cardboard pine trees that used to hang on the rear view mirror of gypsy cabs. That is, the sticks smell…natural. And, yes, subtle. [To buy a NEST bamboo diffuser from Amazon, click here.]
There are many other flavors.
And, surely, there’s some other way to beautify the environment that, even now, one of you will tell me about. Come ahead.