Amber Powder | Lampe Berger Fragrance Refill by Maison Berger | for Home Fragrance Oil Diffuser | Purifying and perfuming Your Home | 16.9 Fluid Ounces - 500 milliliters | Made in France

Oh my goodness. This is light and refreshing and the scent last for quite some time. I love it.

I took a chance ordering this just before Thanksgiving to eliminate residual odors from my indoor garden. My wife detests my plants aroma even tho I run charcoal air filtration. We've tried a few MB scents which are either blah or ok at best. The unscented works well but some bottles burn more quickly than others? Quality control? Idk?I found this Candy Apple scent and since we enjoy Macintosh candles & this was a good price I gave it a try. Best so far! Sweet Apple YES! Definitely is that. Not overbearing. Removed the "garden odor" and my basement continued to smell like tasty apples all day long. This one's a winner in my book.*Before I purchased I read many reviews where people mentioned bottles not full, weak scent, or no seal under cap. This bottle is a 500ml or 16.90 fl Oz, was full however didn't have any seal under the cap other than what's built into the cap. No foil safety seal was needed. I don't recall any previous bottles having one, just other reviewers mentioning that?I hope this review helps people with their selection. It sure worked for this Grower. Cheerz!

Smells amazing and brings me back home to Louisiana!

I got Amber Powder. It is a nice fragrance but only lasts for a short while and doesn't fragrance the entire room. I have a large room and am wondering if it is necessary to have several of these in a large room.I am changing my review from 3 stars to 5 stars. The reason the fragrance doesn't fill the room is because my burner for the lamp is not working properly. The stone will not stay hot. The fragrance itself is great.

I came across this from my brother years ago. The lamp actually works and draws odors into it, while perfuming the air for a period of time.The actual way to use it will make the liquid last longer. I've read reviews where purchaser's argue that the liquid evaporates quickly and expensive. It is expensive without question, however the way one uses these things (sparingly) is the key to making the liquid last.First, when the bottle is full (whicher bottle diffuser you use) light the ceramic top for about 5 minutes (not the 20 minutes advertised by many) the ceramic will turn red/white hot beneath the flame.Blow it out, and slip the protective part over to avoid touching this end and searing yourself like a side of beef.After about 10-15 minutes, take the protector off, place Cap over and then the protector again, completely sealing off the ceramic nip from air.The bad smells are drawn into the wick, and the air will be scented. By covering the ceramic nib (which feeds into the diffuser and liquid) you'll avoid it diffusing scent out and then literally just evaporating out.These things are designed for sparing use. Little use. Only for specific moments. If money is no object, then burn it day and night refiling as you go. But to make it last, care is to be taken.I'd recommend the scent. It's light and airy. I don't really use it for the scent, I use it to draw out bad smells and keep them gone.

Pricey, but helps cut the dog and cat smell in the house. I like it when people are suprised that I have 3 dogs and 2 cats that live in the house with me.

Found this fragrance to be pretty unbearable, unfortunately. Maybe -- maybe -- if you cut this with 10 parts 91% isopropyl alcohol to 1 part of this Atlantic Tide fragrance oil, it would be OK, but it's really hard to tell if that would thin out this loud houseparty of bad candle mojo. Even though we diluted it 50/50, it was really oppressively unpleasant and cloying, and the scent wasn't enjoyable enough to want to experiment further.To my family's noses, there *was* something faintly beachy about it, which is good since that was the expectation, but it was not reminiscent of the ocean or tidal scents (seaweed, sand, (sea) cucumber, ozone, etc.). No discernible natural / aquatic notes at all; rather, it's pretty much reminiscent of the amalgamation of "fresh" fragrances that knock you out as you walk by the plug-in / air freshener aisle at your local Target ...if the end cap of the aisle featured a sun lotion sale. And something sort of floral. These notes blended together? Not so good.So, if you're buying scent-unsniffed, I'd suggest rolling the dice on a different Lampe Berger fragrance if you're after a fresh, clean scent you'll want to have in your environs day-in, day-out. I'll drop a note in this review when I find a LB oil with fresh notes we like, because at this point we're still experimenting to find that unobtrusive and uplifting scent. As for a LB fragrance that worked for us, the Amber Powder scent is sweet, a bit complex, and definitely perfume-like. It works well as a home fragrance, but I don't think it will be our main one in use. These are the only two we've tried thus far. Really happy to have discovered this possibility for home fragrance, though, because this type of fragrance lamp really does make the air feel cleaner and lighter.

Do not hesitate just buy this item. It’s the best scent and product available for this type of diffuser. It has a light but not overwhelming scent. Great to freshen up house quickly especially when cooking.