Car Perfume for Citroën C3
SOSA · car fragrance for the Citroën C3
The C3, comfortable and fresh
The C3 is a comfortable, upright hatchback for the city. A light, fresh scent suits it.
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Why the C3 is different
A small, hard-working car still deserves a cabin that smells good. It needs something simple, fresh and easy to keep going.
Every day, all day
Often the family’s daily car, or one that is on the road for work.
Small cabin
A little scent fills it fast, so light, fresh oils work best.
Refill and keep going
Refill the same glass bottle instead of buying new plastic.
Our recommendation
A fresh hanging bottle, or Safar when you want more
Malabar Lemon is 100% pure lemon oil: clean and awake. Icy Mint cools the cabin on hot days. Want the scent on a schedule? Safar in Fresh & Floral is our step up.
Malabar Lemon Hanging
100% pure Malabar lemon oil, clean and awake for 4 to 6 weeks.
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Icy Mint Hanging
Crisp, cool pudina for hot city traffic.
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Safar · Fresh & Floral trio
White jasmine, Neelakurinji and Malabar lemon. Clean and awake.
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How to use it
Hang it from the mirror
Open the wooden cap a little. More if you want it stronger.
Park in the sun?
Close the cap slightly in peak summer so it lasts longer.
Refill
A 15 ML refill tops up the same glass.
Questions
Before you choose
How long does a hanging bottle last?
Usually 4 to 6 weeks, depending on heat and how far you open the wooden cap. Then refill the same glass.
Is it too strong for a small car?
Not if you control the cap. Open it a little at first.
Hanging bottle or Safar?
The hanging bottle is the easy everyday choice. Safar is our cup-holder diffuser with its own battery, for when you want the scent on a schedule.
Which suits the C3?
Malabar Lemon for every day, or Icy Mint for hot city traffic.
Need help?
Call or WhatsApp +91 96192 18531 or email service@sosahomeandbody.com. Our Pune studio will help you choose.
Citroën and C3 are trademarks of their owner. SOSA Home & Body is independent and not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Citroën. The name is used only to describe the car this guide is written for.