CITRA
NIMBUS Diffuser Oil
Continuous ambient fragrance
Citrus Agave · Solar Petals · Golden Santal
Warm + Signature
Citrus agave flashes bright against solar petals before golden santal adds smooth warmth underneath. CITRA is energetic without becoming sharp—a polished citrus-floral that feels sunlit, modern and optimistic, with enough sandalwood depth to stay sophisticated from first impression to drydown.
Designed for use with Phynix Fire NIMBUS MINI and NIMBUS PRO waterless diffusers — continuous cold-air ambient fragrance, without heat or water. One 120 mL bottle gives up to six complete NIMBUS MINI fills, or one full NIMBUS PRO fill.
Use: Add directly to a NIMBUS MINI or NIMBUS PRO diffuser. Never add water.
Warning: May cause an allergic skin reaction. Causes serious eye irritation. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Avoid contact with eyes and skin. Do not ingest. If on skin: Wash with soap and water. If in eyes: Rinse cautiously with water for several minutes.
Set the air. Hold the mood.
Notes
Citrus Agave · Solar Petals · Golden Santal
Waterless Scenting
Cold-air diffusion. No water, no heat — CITRA is carried into the room as a dry mist, and stops when the system does.
System Compatibility
Formulated for Phynix Fire Studios waterless cold-air diffusers, including the MINI and the PRO. Add directly to the reservoir. Do not dilute with water.
Replenishment
120 mL. The fragrance source for the Phynix Fire waterless scenting system — replenish as needed, without replacing the diffuser.
Hospitality
Built for rooms that receive people: open living spaces, offices, and the guest-facing parts of a house or a property.
The Fragrance
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