Showing posts with label febreze air effects. Show all posts
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Friday, December 09, 2011

Review of Limited Edition Febreze Air Effects: Winter Magic & Glow

I was actually hoping to see a heck of a lot more limited edition seasonal scents from Febreze this holiday, however I found that their winter scents are just as limited as the limited edition label they slap on to them.

Dang it!

So the selection is scarce, and I have yet to see a ton of variety, however I finally came across one new scent for their winter line up (which I hope grows). This one is called Limited Edition Febreze Air Effects: Winter Magic & Glow, and it comes in the standard aluminum spray can that all Air Effects come in.

This one separates itself from the standard spray bottles though, by gracing shelves with a fancy icy dark blue coloring, and a pretty snowflake centered around the logo.
I was excited about what this scent would deliver, as I am when it comes to anything Febreze puts out there. The name however gets me tongue tied still, and that's annoying.

The Scent:

Winter Magic & Glow surprised me when it came to the spray can of Air Effects. The reason being was that I took a sniff of the candle that Febreze released; also called Winter Magic & Glow, and I have to say the 2 scents do not at all smell alike, which was definitely something Febreze has never done before. Usually their candles scents match the spray cans, and plug ins. In this case though you have a candle the smells like a soft laundry detergent, and then this room spray that smells like men's cologne.

It has a very mountain cool air type vibe about it, which I really like a lot, but at the same time, I have to say that it truly smells like a cologne that a man could spray on himself and wear. I even had a friend tell me that it smelled like a manly mans cologne.

Last:


Many of Febreze's Air Effects are short lived once you spray them. I am OK with that though, as many other room spray brands have the same lasting quality. Febreze though always has that extra special uplifting mood setter, so this is why I continue to buy them.

When it comes to Winter Magic & Glow though, this one has a longer last to it when you spray it. It lingers around for quite a bit, especially in smaller rooms, or if sprayed on linen.

Overall:

Although I do not smell anything wintery going on in this one, I still like it a lot. It has this manly cooling sensation about it, which I like.

Monday, September 28, 2009

Review of Febreze Limited Edition Pumpkin Harvest and Fall Air Effects



I scoop up nearly every single Limited Edition Febreze Air Effects home fragrances I possibly can. When the seasons change, so does their limited edition scents. Fall scents are one of my top favorite scents, with delicious fragrances like fallen leaves, candy corn, spiced apple, and pumpkin.

When I came across Limited Edition Febreze Air Effects in a Pumpkin Harvest and Fall scent I was thrilled.

The scent manages to capture the essence of the fall season, with a delicious pumpkin spice, cream, and apple fragrance all rolled into one.

The scent is not very long lasting in large rooms, but when sprayed on linens, clothing, or fabrics the scent sticks around for much longer periods of time. When sprayed in smaller rooms like bathrooms or bedrooms the scent also lingers around for much longer.

All in all Pumpkin Harvest and Fall is a delicious scent, the downside is that it is naturally limited, so go out and buy yours before they sell out.



Wednesday, April 29, 2009

New Limited Edition Febreze Air Effects, Winds & Springtime Review



When I came across the New Limited Edition Febreze Air Effects, Winds & Springtime I was pretty excited, because I love collecting all of Febreze's newest limited edition sprays.

With Spring in the air, I knew Febreze would surprise us with a slew of floral scents. However I was only able to find one new limited edition scent, which was odd. Usually they surprise us with 3 or 4 new scents for the season. I'm hoping more and more will release as summer closes in.

Anyhow, I picked up the Winds & Springtime scent at Target for $2.50. The bottle was attractive featuring an overall purple coloring to it. The bottle itself is the same as all Air Effects. Winds & Springtime however features a photo on the bottle of beautiful tulips.

The spray nozzle is my favorite thing about all Air Effects bottles though. Instead of releasing messy dripping spray droplets, it smoothly sprays out the formula in a clean neat pattern as to where it won't soak floors or fabrics. Air Effects lightly dusts them with the spray instead.

Now when I got home to use New Limited Edition Febreze Air Effects, Winds & Springtime I was surprised at how much it smelled like the original Febreze scent, with a dash of flowers added to the mix.

Although the scent was nice, it was also way too similar to other floral Air Effects that Febreze has released in the past spring and summer months.

I still like it, don't get me wrong, but it does not smell all that new. It does however last long, smells nice, and freshens the home. It just seems like it has been done before.