Is Sukoon Worth It for an 800 Sq Ft Bengaluru 2BHK?

Is Sukoon Worth It for an 800 Sq Ft Bengaluru 2BHK?

★ ★ Sukoon is rated for 270–320 sq ft — one room, not an 800 sq ft flatSukoon ₹1,899 · reed 50ml from ₹749 · 130ml from ₹1,249 · Hotel Collection top-ups from ₹999Every purchase funds a girl's education
★ SOSA ultrasonic & reed diffusers · Bengaluru 2BHK
Measure your living-dining before you buy — that one number decides Sukoon or three reed diffusers
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
★★★★★
"I actually measured before buying — 270 sq ft living-dining, open to the kitchen. On the 2H timer it's ready before I'm back from HSR Layout traffic. Correctly sized, for once."
Ramya K.HSR Layout, Bengaluru
Sukoon · 270 sq ft open living-dining
★★★★★
"Our 2BHK is chopped into small rooms behind doors, nothing near 250 sq ft anywhere. Sukoon in the hall never reached the bedroom. Two 50ml reeds fixed what the machine couldn't."
Prakash M.Jayanagar, Bengaluru
Evening Calm + Morning Freshness 50ml · bedrooms
★★★★★
"Through the June rains I dropped the bedroom reed from six sticks to three. It stretched past twelve weeks instead of eight and honestly reads better in this weather anyway."
Deepa S.Koramangala, Bengaluru
Evening Calm 50ml · three reeds, monsoon
★★★★★
"Did the maths before spending ₹1,899. Living-dining is barely 190 sq ft with a dining table eating into it. Went with the 130ml reed instead and it was the right call."
Arvind N.Whitefield, Bengaluru
Garden Bloom 130ml · 190 sq ft living-dining
★★★★★
"Sukoon for the hall, a reed for each bedroom. ₹3,397 all in, but the hall smells like a hotel lobby by the time guests arrive on the 2H timer. Worth it for us."
Nithya R.Indiranagar, Bengaluru
Sukoon + Day & Night duo · combination
★★★★★
"Ran Sukoon on continuous through July out of habit. The room already felt heavy from the rain — switching to the 2H timer instead of steady made it feel like a setting, not a fix."
Sandeep V.Bellandur, Bengaluru
Sukoon · 2H timer, monsoon
★★★★★
"I actually measured before buying — 270 sq ft living-dining, open to the kitchen. On the 2H timer it's ready before I'm back from HSR Layout traffic. Correctly sized, for once."
Ramya K.HSR Layout, Bengaluru
Sukoon · 270 sq ft open living-dining
★★★★★
"Our 2BHK is chopped into small rooms behind doors, nothing near 250 sq ft anywhere. Sukoon in the hall never reached the bedroom. Two 50ml reeds fixed what the machine couldn't."
Prakash M.Jayanagar, Bengaluru
Evening Calm + Morning Freshness 50ml · bedrooms
★★★★★
"Through the June rains I dropped the bedroom reed from six sticks to three. It stretched past twelve weeks instead of eight and honestly reads better in this weather anyway."
Deepa S.Koramangala, Bengaluru
Evening Calm 50ml · three reeds, monsoon
★★★★★
"Did the maths before spending ₹1,899. Living-dining is barely 190 sq ft with a dining table eating into it. Went with the 130ml reed instead and it was the right call."
Arvind N.Whitefield, Bengaluru
Garden Bloom 130ml · 190 sq ft living-dining
★★★★★
"Sukoon for the hall, a reed for each bedroom. ₹3,397 all in, but the hall smells like a hotel lobby by the time guests arrive on the 2H timer. Worth it for us."
Nithya R.Indiranagar, Bengaluru
Sukoon + Day & Night duo · combination
★★★★★
"Ran Sukoon on continuous through July out of habit. The room already felt heavy from the rain — switching to the 2H timer instead of steady made it feel like a setting, not a fix."
Sandeep V.Bellandur, Bengaluru
Sukoon · 2H timer, monsoon
SOSA Sukoon ultrasonic cool mist diffuserSukoon ₹1,899 SOSA Garden Bloom 130ml reed diffuserLiving 130ml ₹1,299 SOSA Evening Calm reed diffuserMaster 50ml ₹799 SOSA Morning Freshness reed diffuserBedroom 2 ₹749 SOSA Hotel Collection ultrasonic fragranceTop-up ₹999
★ See Sukoon — if your room is 250 sq ft+ ₹1,899 Or start with the 130ml reed ₹1,299
✓ Measure the living-dining first — 250 sq ft or more is the line ✓ Sukoon ships with three 15ml Hotel Collection fragrances ✓ Three reed diffusers cost ₹2,847, need no power and reach every closed door

 

Founder Diaries · Real Questions
By Sonal Sahani · ISIPCA Versailles 10 min read Updated August 2026
Before anything else: measure your living-dining, not your flat. An 800 sq ft Bengaluru 2BHK is not one number, it is four or five rooms of very different sizes, and Sukoon is rated for exactly one of them. If your living-dining is a single open space of 250 sq ft or more, yes, buy it. If your flat is chopped into four rooms of 120–150 sq ft each behind their own doors, no — and three reed diffusers will scent that flat for less money and less fuss.
Quick answers — read this first
Is it worth it? Depends on one measurement. Sukoon (₹1,899, 500ml, rated 270–320 sq ft) is correctly specified for an open living-dining that size or close to it. An 800 sq ft 2BHK typically has a living-dining of 180–250 sq ft, a master bedroom of 130–150, a second bedroom of 100–120, plus kitchen and bath — and scent does not cross a closed door.

The honest question is never "does ₹1,899 cover 800 sq ft" — it does not, no product does, that is not how a flat works. It is "is my largest room big enough to need it."

If it is not, three reed diffusers — a 130ml in the living-dining plus two 50ml in the bedrooms — cost ₹2,847 and reach every room Sukoon cannot.
The short answer
Short answer: conditional, not yes. Sukoon is rated for 270–320 sq ft — one open room, not a flat. If your living-dining measures 250 sq ft or more as a single volume, it is correctly sized and worth the ₹1,899. If your 2BHK is divided into smaller rooms behind doors, it is over-specified for all of them and under-reaches the rest of the flat.
The pick: if you qualify, Sukoon ₹1,899 in the living-dining, run on the 2H timer rather than steady through Bengaluru's damp months, plus the three 15ml Hotel Collection fragrances it ships with. If you don't, a Garden Bloom 130ml ₹1,299 does the same room for less and needs no power.
Do not buy: Sukoon expecting it to scent the bedrooms too — it is an ultrasonic machine, not a fan, and a closed door stops it as completely as it stops a reed diffuser. And do not buy it at all if your living-dining is genuinely under 200 sq ft; that is a job for a 50ml or 130ml reed, not a 500ml tank.
In this guide
If it's 250 sq ft+
Sukoon 500ml · ₹1,899
The bedrooms, either way
Day & Night duo · ₹1,498
If it's under 250 sq ft
Three reed diffusers · ₹2,847
Straight answer
Is Sukoon worth it for an 800 sq ft Bengaluru 2BHK?
1. It depends on one number you probably haven't taken. Measure your living-dining as a single open volume, wall to wall, ignoring the rest of the flat. Sukoon is rated 270–320 sq ft. At 250 sq ft or above it's a reasonable, workable fit; comfortably above 270 it's squarely in its rated zone. Below 250, it is a 500ml machine doing a 130ml bottle's job at more than the price.

2. The arithmetic that actually matters. An 800 sq ft 2BHK is not 800 sq ft of open air — it's typically a living-dining of 180–250, a master bedroom of 130–150, a second bedroom of 100–120, plus a kitchen and bath. Sukoon covers the first. Nothing covers the rest unless you buy something for the rest, because scent does not travel through a closed door.

3. The genuine case for it. Correctly sized, Sukoon holds a room a 50ml reed (rated to 150 sq ft) cannot reach and even a 130ml (rated 14–18 weeks, still capped around 150–200 sq ft of comfortable throw) is stretched to cover. The steady/2H/4H timers and remote mean the room is scented before anyone walks in, which no reed diffuser can do at any price. And it ships with three 15ml Hotel Collection fragrances — 45ml of a scent line otherwise sold separately, real value at entry.

4. The genuine case against it. It needs water, mains power and periodic cleaning; it is over-specified for either bedroom in this flat; and in Bengaluru's long damp stretch a cool-mist machine adds vapour to air that is already carrying plenty. The fix is a setting, not a return — run the 2H timer rather than steady through the rainy months.

5. If the room qualifies, buy it. If it doesn't, three reed diffusers serve the flat better for ₹2,847 — a 130ml in the living-dining, two 50ml in the bedrooms, no power draw, no cleaning, and they reach behind every closed door Sukoon cannot. Alcohol-free, IFRA-compliant, composed by an ISIPCA Versailles-trained perfumer and handmade in small batches in Pune — and every purchase funds a girl's education through Nanhi Kali.
TL;DR: Sukoon (₹1,899, rated 270–320 sq ft) is worth it only if your living-dining measures roughly 250 sq ft or more as one open room. Below that, or if your 2BHK is divided into smaller closed rooms, three reed diffusers — 130ml living-dining + two 50ml bedrooms, ₹2,847 — cover the flat for less and need no power.
SOSA Sukoon ultrasonic cool mist diffuser, 500ml tank
The machine in question
SOSA Sukoon · 500ml ultrasonic ₹1,899
Rated for 270–320 sq ft, 16–18 hours on low per fill, remote control, steady/2H/4H timers, and it ships with three 15ml Hotel Collection fragrances. Correctly sized for one large open room — never for a flat. Hotel Collection is water-based and is never interchangeable with reed oil.
See Sukoon →

Why square footage decides this, not your budget

The question you actually asked is "does ₹1,899 cover my 800 sq ft flat", and the honest answer is that no single product covers a flat at any price, because a flat is not one room. It's a set of rooms separated by doors, and both the technologies on the table here — ultrasonic mist and reed evaporation — stop dead at a closed door. An ultrasonic machine throws visible mist into the air around it and that mist settles within the room it's switched on in. A reed diffuser has no fan at all; oil climbs six fibre sticks and evaporates off the tips at whatever rate the room's air allows. Neither one has ever scented a flat. Each one scents a room, and the only question worth answering is which room, and how big it is.

That's why "does ₹1,899 cover 800 sq ft" is the wrong question and "is my largest room big enough to need it" is the right one. Sukoon's own rating is 270–320 sq ft — a specific, checkable number, not a marketing round figure. An 800 sq ft 2BHK carpet area, once you subtract walls, passage and the wet areas, typically splits into a living-dining of 180–250 sq ft, a master bedroom of 130–150, a second bedroom of 100–120, and a kitchen and bathroom that rarely exceed 60–80 sq ft between them. Only one of those rooms is anywhere near Sukoon's rated range, and in a meaningful share of 800 sq ft layouts — especially where the dining area is walled off, or a study nook eats into the hall — it doesn't get there at all.

This is also why the answer genuinely is conditional and not a blanket yes or no. A 2BHK with an open-plan living-dining that runs the full width of the flat can be a legitimate 260–280 sq ft room, squarely in Sukoon's zone. A 2BHK where the builder walled off a separate dining alcove, or where a sofa-cum-bed and a work desk have carved the hall into two functional zones, can leave you with a 190 sq ft living room doing the job of a much smaller room than the flat's total area suggests. Both are "800 sq ft 2BHKs." Only one of them is a Sukoon room.

The three decisions

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DECISION ONE · MEASURE BEFORE YOU BUY
250 sq ft is the practical line, a touch under the rated 270
SOSA Sukoon ultrasonic cool mist diffuserSukoon 500ml₹1,899Walk the perimeter of your living-dining with a tape measure, not your eye — most people over-estimate an open-plan room by 30–40 sq ft because it "feels" like the whole flat. Multiply length by width, including the dining end if there's no wall between them. At 270 sq ft or above you're comfortably inside Sukoon's rated range. At 250–270 it's snug but workable — the room will read scented, just not instantly on entry. Below 250, and certainly below 200, you're paying ultrasonic-machine money for reed-diffuser coverage, and a 130ml bottle at ₹1,299 will do that room for less.
The test: if the living-dining is a single unbroken volume of 250 sq ft or more, Sukoon fits. If you have to squint to call it one room, it isn't.
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DECISION TWO · WHAT YOU GENUINELY GAIN
Three things a reed diffuser cannot do at any price
Given properly and not grudgingly: a correctly specified Sukoon holds a 270–320 sq ft open living-dining that a 50ml reed (rated to 150 sq ft) simply cannot reach, and that even a 130ml is stretched to fill on its own. The steady/2H/4H timers and remote mean the room is scented before anyone gets home from work — set it on 2H before you leave and the flat smells lived-in the moment the door opens, which no reed diffuser, working by slow evaporation alone, can ever do. And it ships with three 15ml Hotel Collection fragrances included in the ₹1,899 — 45ml of a line that otherwise sells at ₹299 for 15ml, genuine value on day one. Hotel Collection is water-based and is never interchangeable with reed oil; the two formulations stay in their own bottles.
The rule: buy Sukoon for the timer and the room-on-arrival, not for square footage alone — a reed diffuser matches its coverage rupee for rupee once you're inside spec.
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DECISION THREE · WHAT YOU GIVE UP
Water, power, cleaning — and Bengaluru's own weather
Equally plainly: Sukoon needs a water top-up, a mains socket and periodic cleaning of the tank, none of which a reed diffuser asks for. It is over-specified for either bedroom in this flat — a 500ml, 270–320 sq ft machine in a 130 sq ft master bedroom is a lot of tank for a small room, and most owners end up running it on the shortest timer just to avoid over-scenting a space that small. And Bengaluru's long damp stretch, from the June southwest monsoon through the shorter October–November one, means the air already carries plenty of moisture; a cool-mist machine adds to that rather than cutting through it. That isn't a flaw in the product — it's a setting. Run the 2H timer through the rainy months rather than steady, and treat continuous running as a dry-season choice.

The room-by-room plan for your 800 sq ft 2BHK

The table below sizes each room on its own, the way a shopkeeper would if you described your flat over the counter rather than quoted its total area. Ranges reflect typical Bengaluru 2BHK layouts; measure your own before buying, because the whole point of this guide is that the total area tells you almost nothing.

800 sq ft 2BHK, room by room
One room decides Sukoon; the rest need reeds regardless
Room Typical size Best fit Cost
Living-dining ★ 180–250 sq ft 250 sq ft+: Sukoon, 2H timer · under 250: Garden Bloom 130ml, six reeds ₹1,899 or ₹1,299
Master bedroom 130–150 sq ft Evening Calm 50ml — bedside table, three reeds ₹799
Second bedroom 100–120 sq ft Morning Freshness 50ml — dresser, three reeds ₹749
Kitchen (if closed) 40–60 sq ft Optional citrus reed only — never Sukoon or a sweet register here ₹749 or ₹0
Bathroom 35–50 sq ft Optional small reed, two to three reeds — highest return per rupee, usually bought last ₹0–₹749
Passage / balcony — Nothing. Transit space and open-air respectively; neither holds a fragrance long enough to justify a bottle ₹0
Note: Sukoon replaces only the living-dining row above — it never substitutes for the bedroom or bathroom bottles, whatever the living room decides. Those two rows are the same whether the hall gets a Sukoon or a 130ml reed.
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The living-dining decision, plus the two bottles you'll need either way
SOSA Sukoon ultrasonic cool mist diffuserSukoon · 250 sq ft+ living-dining500ml ₹1,899Shop → SOSA Evening Calm reed diffuserEvening Calm · master bedroom50ml ₹799Shop → SOSA Morning Freshness reed diffuserMorning Freshness · second bedroom50ml ₹749Shop →
The SOSA principle
Sukoon does not scent an 800 sq ft flat. It scents one room, if that room is the right size — everything else in the 2BHK still needs its own bottle.
The bedroom reeds are the same purchase whichever way the living-dining decision goes.

Bengaluru's two monsoons and the reed count

Bengaluru gets two rainy seasons a year — the southwest monsoon roughly June to September, and a shorter northeast monsoon in October–November — together around 24 weeks of consistently damp air. Humidity means fragrance molecules disperse more slowly and hang lower and longer, so the same bottle reads heavier through these months. The correct response in a reed diffuser is not a stronger bottle. It's fewer reeds: drop from six to three in both bedrooms for the wet stretch, and the softer dose is not just more pleasant in damp air, it changes the maths.

Run a 50ml bottle on six reeds year-round and it needs roughly 52 ÷ 7 ≈ 7.4 refills a year, using the midpoint of the stated 6–8 week life. Drop to three reeds for the roughly 24 monsoon weeks — stretching each fill from 6–8 weeks to 10–14, midpoint 12 — and the same bedroom needs 28 ÷ 7 + 24 ÷ 12 = 4 + 2 = 6 bottles a year instead of 7.4. That's roughly one fewer bottle a year per bedroom, close to ₹775 back in your pocket, purely from matching the dose to the season rather than running six reeds through weather that doesn't need them.

Sukoon's own answer to the same humidity is the timer, not the reed count. Steady mist is the setting for a dry-season evening when you want the room to change fast. Through the wet months, the honest setting is 2H or 4H rather than continuous — the room still gets scented, but you are not adding a fresh layer of vapour to air that is already carrying it, and the water reservoir and tank need less frequent cleaning besides. Neither adjustment is a workaround for a fault; both are simply the right dial for Bengaluru's weather rather than for a showroom.

Your flat is not 800 square feet with a fragrance problem. It's four rooms, and only one of them is big enough to need a machine.
— Sonal Sahani, SOSA

What each route actually costs, per week

Three routes, every number checked by hand. Reed diffusers have a genuine "cost per week" because the oil evaporates continuously and the bottle has a stated life; an ultrasonic machine only releases fragrance while it's switched on and metered by the timer, so its running cost cannot be weekly-ized the same honest way — what follows says so plainly rather than inventing a number.

The 2BHK budget
Three routes, with the real totals and the honest gaps
Route What you get Covers Total
Three reed diffusers Garden Bloom 130ml ₹1,299 + Evening Calm 50ml ₹799 + Morning Freshness 50ml ₹749 Living-dining + both bedrooms, no power needed ₹2,847
Sukoon alone Sukoon 500ml ₹1,899, incl. three 15ml Hotel Collection fragrances Living-dining only — both bedrooms stay unscented, honestly ₹1,899
The combination ★ Sukoon ₹1,899 + Day & Night duo (both 50ml) ₹1,498 Living-dining on the timer, both bedrooms on reeds ₹3,397
Reed running cost / week ₹1,299 ÷ 16 + ₹799 ÷ 7 + ₹749 ÷ 7 = ₹81 + ₹114 + ₹107 Whole flat, standard six-reed dosing, non-monsoon ≈ ₹302/week
Same, through the monsoon ₹81 + (₹799 ÷ 12 = ₹67) + (₹749 ÷ 12 = ₹62), bedrooms on three reeds Whole flat, monsoon dosing, ~24 weeks a year ≈ ₹210/week
Honest notes before you buy: the combination costs ₹3,397 — ₹550 more than three reed diffusers alone — and what that extra ₹550 buys is a room scented before you walk in, not more coverage. It makes sense once at least one household member is home enough to notice the timer, or when guests are expected on a schedule; it makes less sense if nobody's ever in the living room before evening anyway. On refills the reed diffuser does not win every line. A reed 300ml refill is ₹2,399 (six 50ml-equivalent fills, roughly ₹8/ml), while Hotel Collection comes in at ₹999 for 100ml (₹10/ml) and ₹1,799 for 300ml (roughly ₹6/ml) — cheaper per millilitre at both sizes, and an ultrasonic machine on a timer uses a metered dose per fill rather than evaporating continuously, so it very likely uses less of it per week besides. That is a genuine point in Sukoon's favour, even without a bottle-life number to quote. Reed oil and the water-based Hotel Collection are different formulations and never interchangeable. Every purchase funds a girl's education through Nanhi Kali.
SOSA Day and Night reed diffuser duo set
The bedroom pair, either way
Day & Night Duo · 2 × 50ml ₹1,498
Morning Freshness for the second bedroom, Evening Calm for the master — ₹50 cheaper than buying the two separately, and the purchase you need whether the living-dining ends up with a Sukoon or a 130ml reed. Drop to three reeds in each through Bengaluru's monsoon months.
See the duo →
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A note from Sonal

This question arrives in my inbox with a specific shape almost every time: someone has seen the ₹1,899 price, likes the idea of a machine over an oil bottle, and wants either permission to spend it or a good reason not to. I try to give neither and hand back a tape measure instead, because the honest answer was never about the price. It was about a number nobody had taken yet.

I'd rather tell a Whitefield reader with a 190 sq ft hall that Sukoon is the wrong machine for their flat than sell it to them and let it sit under-used on a console it was never sized for. And I'd rather tell an Indiranagar reader with a genuine 270 sq ft open-plan living-dining that it's exactly right, timers and all, than push them toward three smaller bottles out of some reflexive loyalty to reeds. Both answers are true, and which one applies to you depends entirely on your own four walls, not on mine.

What doesn't change, either way, is the bedrooms. Nobody's living-dining decision buys scent for where they actually sleep — that's always a reed, always three reeds through the rains, and always the purchase I'd make first if the budget only stretches to one thing this month. Every purchase funds a girl's education through Nanhi Kali, whichever route you take.

Frequently asked questions

Is Sukoon worth it for an 800 sq ft Bengaluru 2BHK?
Only if your living-dining, measured as one open room, is roughly 250 sq ft or more — Sukoon is rated 270–320 sq ft. Below that, or if the flat is divided into smaller rooms behind doors, three reed diffusers (₹2,847 for a 130ml living-dining bottle plus two 50ml bedroom bottles) cover the same flat for less and reach every closed door Sukoon can't.
Does Sukoon cover an entire 800 sq ft flat?
No. Sukoon is an ultrasonic machine rated for 270–320 sq ft of open room, not 800 sq ft of flat. It scents the living-dining it's placed in and stops at the first closed door — bedrooms and bathrooms behind their own doors need their own reed diffusers regardless of which machine sits in the hall.
Should I run Sukoon continuously or on the 2H timer in Bengaluru?
Use the 2H or 4H timer rather than steady through the June–September and October–November rainy stretches. Bengaluru's air is already carrying more moisture in those months, and a cool-mist machine on continuous adds to that rather than cutting through it. This is a setting change, not a sign the machine is faulty, and it also means less frequent tank cleaning.
Is Sukoon or three reed diffusers cheaper over a year?
Three reed diffusers cost ₹2,847 upfront against Sukoon's ₹1,899, but Sukoon alone leaves both bedrooms unscented, so the honest comparison is ₹2,847 (three reeds) against ₹3,397 (Sukoon plus the bedroom duo) for full-flat coverage. Reed running cost is roughly ₹302 a week across the flat at six reeds, dropping to about ₹210 a week through Bengaluru's monsoon months at three; Sukoon's fragrance cost can't be honestly weekly-ized since it's metered by the timer, but Hotel Collection top-ups work out cheaper per millilitre than reed oil.
Can I put reed oil in a Sukoon, or Hotel Collection in a reed diffuser?
No. Reed oil is an alcohol-free fractionated coconut oil carrier designed to climb fibre reeds by capillary action; Hotel Collection is a water-based fragrance designed for an ultrasonic tank. The two formulations are never interchangeable, whichever route you choose for your living-dining.
800 sq ft 2BHK · the whole answer
250 sq ft decides it — not ₹1,899, not 800 sq ft
Measure your living-dining. At 250 sq ft or more, Sukoon at ₹1,899 is correctly specified and the timer scents it before you're home. Under that, a Garden Bloom 130ml at ₹1,299 does the same room for less. Either way, both bedrooms need their own reed — the Day & Night duo at ₹1,498 covers both for ₹50 less than buying separately. Every purchase funds a girl's education through Nanhi Kali.
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About this guide: Written by Sonal Sahani, ISIPCA Versailles-trained founder and perfumer at SOSA Home & Body, on whether the ₹1,899 Sukoon ultrasonic diffuser is worth it for an 800 sq ft Bengaluru 2BHK, and when three reed diffusers serve the same flat better. Prices are the live store prices at the time of writing and include any automatic discount then running; judgements about rented and shared accommodation are the author's own.

SOSA products & prices (verified August 2026): Scented candles from ₹379 (small, ~15–18 hrs) · candle duos ₹664 (~30–36 hrs) · wax melts ₹474 · woodenwick and ceramic jar candles ₹949. Reed diffusers: Morning Freshness 50ml ₹749 · 130ml ₹1,249 · Evening Calm 50ml ₹799 · 130ml ₹1,299 · Garden Bloom 50ml ₹799 · 130ml ₹1,299 · Fresh Brew 50ml ₹849 · 130ml ₹1,349 · Mountain Breeze 50ml ₹849 · 130ml ₹1,349; six fibre reeds and refillable glass with every bottle, 50ml lasts 6–8 weeks at six reeds and longer at three, 130ml 14–18 weeks. Reed duo sets 2 × 50ml ₹1,498–₹1,598 · 2 × 130ml ₹2,498–₹2,598. Reed refills 300ml ₹2,399 · 500ml ₹3,499. Ultrasonic diffusers: Boond ₹899 (USB) · Sukoon ₹1,899 (ships with three 15ml fragrances) · Megh ₹3,499; Hotel Collection water-based fragrance 15ml ₹299 · 100ml ₹999 · 300ml ₹1,799 — a fragrance for a machine, not a standalone product. Reed oil and the water-based Hotel Collection are not interchangeable. Alcohol-free, phthalate-free, paraben-free, IFRA-compliant; composed and handmade in small batches in Pune. Every purchase funds a girl's education through Nanhi Kali. Prices and availability subject to change — see the live product pages.
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