Last-Minute Office Secret Santa Gifts

★ ★ It is tomorrow, you have not bought anything, and you have ₹500Candles from ₹379 · attars from ₹379 · reeds from ₹749 · free shipping above ₹499A portion funds girl-child education
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★★★★★
"Told plainly that an order placed that night would not reach me by the morning. Annoying and completely correct."
Yash Kapoor Media, Mumbai
Told the truth
★★★★★
"Four days out, which turned out to be enough. Knowing the actual window was the whole thing."
Ritu Sharma Ops, Delhi
Four days out
★★★★★
"I forgot until the Sunday. The advice was blunt about what was possible and what was not."
Naveen Kumar Tech, Bengaluru
Forgot until Sunday
★★★★★
"Ordered on the Tuesday for a Friday exchange in Pune and it was there on Thursday."
Madhura Joshi Finance, Pune
Tuesday to Thursday
★★★★★
"₹500 and two days. The list was short because it was honest, which is what I needed."
Tarun Ghai Sales, Chandigarh
₹500, two days
★★★★★
"It arrived boxed properly, which saved me a trip for wrapping paper I had no time to buy."
Leena Abraham Admin, Kochi
No wrapping needed
★★★★★
"Told plainly that an order placed that night would not reach me by the morning. Annoying and completely correct."
Yash Kapoor Media, Mumbai
Told the truth
★★★★★
"Four days out, which turned out to be enough. Knowing the actual window was the whole thing."
Ritu Sharma Ops, Delhi
Four days out
★★★★★
"I forgot until the Sunday. The advice was blunt about what was possible and what was not."
Naveen Kumar Tech, Bengaluru
Forgot until Sunday
★★★★★
"Ordered on the Tuesday for a Friday exchange in Pune and it was there on Thursday."
Madhura Joshi Finance, Pune
Tuesday to Thursday
★★★★★
"₹500 and two days. The list was short because it was honest, which is what I needed."
Tarun Ghai Sales, Chandigarh
₹500, two days
★★★★★
"It arrived boxed properly, which saved me a trip for wrapping paper I had no time to buy."
Leena Abraham Admin, Kochi
No wrapping needed
✓ Two to four working days to metro addresses, longer elsewhere ✓ If the exchange is tomorrow, we will tell you to buy locally instead ✓ Free shipping above ₹499 · a portion funds girl-child education

Founder Diaries · Office Secret Santa · A Decision Tree by Days Remaining
By Sonal Sahani · ISIPCA Versailles 12 min read Updated November 2026
Every last-minute Secret Santa question is really one question with four possible answers, and which answer you get depends on a number you have probably not worked out yet. The number is working days between tonight and the morning before the exchange. Five or more and nothing here is urgent. Two to four and you order tonight, to a metro address, and nothing later. One working day and no online order in India reaches you in time, including mine. Today and the only useful advice on this page is about shops within walking distance of your office. Two of those four branches end somewhere other than my checkout, and they are on the page because a gift that arrives after the exchange is worth precisely nothing, however carefully it was chosen. What follows is each branch with a real answer at the end of it, the cap crossed against the clock, and the handover for the branches where you are buying locally.
Quick answers — read this first
Five or more working days: you are not last-minute. Order anything the cap allows — Morning Freshness reed diffuser ₹749, attar trio ₹1,055 if they collect perfume.

Two to four working days, metro address: order tonight. Small and robust travels best: Bookshop candle ₹379, Smoked Oudh candle ₹449, car perfumes from ₹449.

Two to four working days, non-metro address: treat it as one day. Buy locally and keep the online order for yourself.

One working day: not solvable online. A home store for a candle, a car accessory shop for a car perfume, a good stationer for a notebook.

Today or tomorrow: Metro addresses usually see two to four working days, and the rest of India longer. A Secret Santa exchange tomorrow morning is not a delivery problem any online order can solve, and no page here will pretend otherwise: if it is tomorrow, buy locally, or tell the organiser you will hand it over on the Monday.
The short answer
Short answer: last-minute Secret Santa is a timing problem before it is a gift problem, and the honest decision tree has four branches. Five or more working days and you can order anything, with a reed diffuser from Rs 749 the safest choice for a near-stranger. Two to four working days to a metro address and you order the same evening, choosing something small and robust such as a candle from Rs 379 or a car perfume from Rs 449. One working day, or any non-metro address inside four days, and you buy locally. Today or tomorrow and no parcel is going to arrive.
The order, and why: days, then cap, then category, then product. Days come first because they eliminate branches rather than narrow them, and a reader on the one-day branch should never see a product page at all. The cap comes second because free shipping begins at Rs 499 and that one threshold changes what Rs 400 and Rs 500 actually buy. The category comes third and is settled by what you know rather than what you guess: a room or a car for a near-stranger, personal fragrance only for somebody whose taste you already know.
The delivery line, stated plainly: Metro addresses usually see two to four working days, and the rest of India longer. A Secret Santa exchange tomorrow morning is not a delivery problem any online order can solve, and no page here will pretend otherwise: if it is tomorrow, buy locally, or tell the organiser you will hand it over on the Monday. Free shipping above Rs 499.
Straight answer
What should I buy for a last-minute office Secret Santa?
Branch one — five or more working days. You are not last-minute and you should stop treating yourself as though you are. Delivery runs two to four working days to metro addresses and longer elsewhere, so five gives you a real margin even outside the metros. Order anything the cap allows and order it tonight so that the margin stays a margin: an alcohol-free reed diffuser from ₹749 if you barely know them, attar trio at ₹1,055 if the cap is ₹1,000 and they have told the office they collect perfume, a candle from ₹379 if the cap is ₹500. Then close the tab.

Branch two — two to four working days, to a metro address, ordered tonight. This branch works, but it has conditions and all three of them matter. Tonight rather than tomorrow, because each day you wait removes one from the window. A metro address, because outside the metros the window is longer and in December it is longer again. And something small and robust rather than large and fragile: Bookshop candle at ₹379, Smoked Oudh candle at ₹449, a car perfume from ₹449, or a 3ml attar from ₹379. I would also keep a local fallback in mind for the weekend, not because the order will fail but because you will sleep better.

Branch two-and-a-half — two to four working days to a non-metro address. Treat this as branch three. This is the branch people get wrong, because the website says two to four working days and they read it as a promise rather than as a metro figure. If the parcel is going to a smaller city, a town, or anywhere that is a hop from the nearest hub, assume longer and buy locally for the exchange. If you still want the thing, order it for yourself or for a birthday.

Branch three — one working day. Nothing online reaches you, and paying more for shipping does not change the arithmetic. Go and buy locally this evening, and buy it properly rather than apologetically. A home or lifestyle store for a candle. A car accessory shop or a fuel station forecourt for a car perfume, which is the one fragrance category genuinely stocked near offices. A good stationer for a hardback notebook and a decent pen. A plant nursery or a florist for a small potted plant, which is a better office gift than it sounds and costs less than most people expect.

Branch four — today or tomorrow. Metro addresses usually see two to four working days, and the rest of India longer. A Secret Santa exchange tomorrow morning is not a delivery problem any online order can solve, and no page here will pretend otherwise: if it is tomorrow, buy locally, or tell the organiser you will hand it over on the Monday. On this branch my entire contribution is to tell you to stop shopping online and to tell you how to hand something over well: the page for an exchange tomorrow has the local list and the handover, the one for a female colleague today and the one for a male colleague today are the same answer argued from the two most common searches.

And across all four branches, the category rule does not change. For somebody you barely know, buy for a room or a car rather than for their body: no taste guess, no gender guess, no intimacy, and nothing anybody has to wear in front of colleagues. Free shipping above ₹499, and a portion of every order supports girl-child education through Nanhi Kali.
TL;DR: four branches. Five or more working days, order anything. Two to four to a metro address, order tonight and keep it small and robust. Two to four to a non-metro address, treat it as one day. One day, today or tomorrow, buy locally — a candle from a home store, a car perfume from an accessory shop — and tell the organiser if you are handing over late. The category rule holds throughout: a room or a car, not a body.
SOSA scented candles
What travels best on a two-to-four-day window
SOSA scented candles from ₹379
On the two-to-four-day branch the product choice has a practical constraint that nobody mentions: it should be small, robustly packed and need nothing done to it on arrival. A candle is the best-behaved object in this range on a short window — Bookshop candle at ₹379 in 80g, Smoked Oudh candle at ₹449 in 130g, Amber Rose candle at ₹599 in 130g, ceramic jar candle at ₹949 — and it is also the only thing here that does something on the evening it is opened, because a candle scents a room in roughly 15 to 20 minutes. A reed diffuser is the better gift over a month and takes 24 to 72 hours to get going. Candles must be attended while they burn, which is worth a line on the card.

Which branch you are on, and how to tell in five minutes

Working out the branch is free, takes five minutes, and is the only part of this page that everybody has to do. You need three pieces of information: the exact date and time of the exchange, the number of working days between tonight and the morning before it, and whether the delivery address is in a metro or not. The first comes from the organiser, the second from a calendar with Sundays and public holidays struck out, and the third from the recipient's own arrangements, which in a hybrid team may mean their home rather than the office. Get those three and the branch is determined for you, which is a relief: the hardest part of a last-minute decision is not choosing between products, it is not knowing whether you are allowed to choose between products at all.

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BRANCH ONE
Five or more working days — order tonight and stop thinking about it
On this branch nothing is urgent and the only mistake available to you is to keep treating it as urgent and buy badly in a hurry. Order tonight anyway, because the margin is only a margin while you still have it, and a Monday order with a Friday exchange is a different thing from a Wednesday order with a Friday exchange. With five or more days the whole range is open, so spend the decision on the category rather than on the clock. If you barely know them, an alcohol-free reed diffuser from ₹749 is the safest thing on this page: Morning Freshness reed diffuser at ₹749, Garden Bloom reed diffuser or Evening Calm reed diffuser at ₹799, Fresh Brew reed diffuser or Mountain Breeze reed diffuser at ₹849. If the cap is ₹500, Bookshop candle at ₹379 or Smoked Oudh candle at ₹449. If you know they drive, a car perfume from ₹449 through ₹509. If they have told the office they collect perfume, Adaa attar at ₹379 or attar trio at ₹1,055. The unhurried guide to office Secret Santa gifts in India is the page to read on this branch, because you have time to read it.
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BRANCH TWO
Two to four working days — tonight, metro only, small and robust
This branch works, and it works often: a Tuesday order for a Friday exchange in Pune arrives on the Thursday more reliably than people expect. But it works under three conditions, and the one people break is the first: order tonight. Every day of hesitation removes a day from a window that only had three in it. The second condition is the address. Two to four working days is a metro figure; Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, Kolkata, Pune and Ahmedabad are inside it, and a smaller city in December is not, so if the parcel is going anywhere else, move yourself down to branch three and buy locally. The third condition is the product: choose something small, well packed and ready on arrival. Bookshop candle at ₹379, Smoked Oudh candle at ₹449, a car perfume from ₹449, a 3ml attar from ₹379. I would avoid the largest items on a short window, not because they fail but because there is nothing to gain from asking a ₹1,598 reed duo to make a tight connection. And keep one local fallback in mind for the weekend so the exchange is covered either way.
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BRANCHES THREE AND FOUR
One day, today, or tomorrow — the two branches where the answer is not us
These two branches are the reason this page exists in the shape it does. With one working day left, no online order in India reaches you in time for the exchange, and that includes mine; with the exchange today or tomorrow, the question has stopped being a shopping question altogether. Metro addresses usually see two to four working days, and the rest of India longer. A Secret Santa exchange tomorrow morning is not a delivery problem any online order can solve, and no page here will pretend otherwise: if it is tomorrow, buy locally, or tell the organiser you will hand it over on the Monday. So here is the local answer, in the order I would try it. A home or lifestyle store for a scented candle, which is the single most widely stocked gift-shaped fragrance object in Indian retail. A car accessory shop, a fuel station forecourt or a general store for a car perfume, which is the category most likely to exist within walking distance of an office. A good stationer for a hardback notebook and a pen that is not a free one. A nursery or florist for a small potted plant. A speciality food shop for something that is not a tin of assorted biscuits. Then the handover: a real card with one specific sentence on it, a box or a bag that is not the shop's own carrier, and the recipient's name spelled correctly. The page on needing something better than chocolates or a mug by tomorrow goes through the local options one at a time.
The sentence I would put on the card, whichever branch you are on: one specific, true observation about the person — the project they finished, the thing they are good at, the week they covered for somebody. Fifteen words of specific beats a hundred of warm, and on the branches where you are handing over a ₹400 candle from a shop near the office, the card is doing more work than the gift is.

The decision tree in one table

The whole page as a lookup. Find the row that matches your days and your address, read across, and ignore everything else. Three of the eight rows do not end at a SOSA product, which is the correct proportion for a page about last-minute gifting rather than a failure of commercial nerve.

The decision tree
Days remaining crossed with where the parcel is going
Branch Your situation The honest answer Cost
One ★ Five or more working days, any address in India Not last-minute. Order tonight, anything the cap allows. Morning Freshness reed diffuser ₹749 for a near-stranger, attar trio ₹1,055 if they collect perfume ₹379–₹1,055
Two Two to four working days, metro address, ordering tonight Works. Small and robust: Bookshop candle ₹379, Smoked Oudh candle ₹449, a car perfume from ₹449, a 3ml attar from ₹379 ₹379–₹599
Two, broken Two to four working days, but you are planning to order tomorrow or at the weekend Order tonight or move to branch three. The window only had three days in it and hesitation is spending them ₹379–₹599
Two and a half Two to four working days, non-metro address Treat it as branch three. Two to four days is a metro figure and December is slower. Buy locally; order the thing for yourself if you want it Local
Three One working day left Not solvable online. A home store for a candle, a car accessory shop for a car perfume, a stationer for a notebook, a nursery for a plant Local
Four The exchange is tomorrow No parcel arrives. The tomorrow page — buy locally tonight, or tell the organiser you will hand over on the Monday Local
Four, today The exchange is today Two hours and whatever is physically reachable. For a female colleague · for a male colleague — same answer, two arguments Local
Never Any branch, and you are thinking about a perfume for somebody whose taste you are guessing at Buy for a room or a car instead. Attar, car perfume or reed diffuser — which is easiest at the last minute settles it —
Shop this guide
What I would send on each of the two branches that work
The SOSA principle
A last-minute gift problem has four answers and two of them are shops rather than websites. The branch is decided by working days and by whether the address is a metro one. Nothing about the product matters until that is settled.
Five or more days, order anything. Two to four to a metro, order tonight. Two to four elsewhere, or one day, or today, and the answer is local. The category rule never changes: a room or a car, not a body.

The cap crossed against the clock

The cap and the clock interact, and the interaction is the part most gift lists leave out. Free shipping begins at ₹499, which means a ₹300 cap is the awkward tier at every speed: the only thing in this range under ₹300 is Hotel Collection fragrance at ₹299 in 15ml, and that is only a gift to somebody who already owns an ultrasonic diffuser. If your cap is ₹300 and you have days to spare, the best move is to ask the organiser whether it can go to ₹500, which is a genuinely better cap rather than a greedier one and which the page on the ₹500 tier argues at length. If your cap is ₹300 and you have one day, the awkward tier and the awkward clock compound, and I would buy a good local thing outside fragrance and write a proper card.

At a ₹500 cap, which is where most Indian office draws land, the clock changes the product rather than the budget. With five or more days: Bookshop candle at ₹379, Smoked Oudh candle at ₹449, Adaa attar at ₹379, Ameeri attar at ₹385, Mastani attar at ₹389, Nawaab attar at ₹399, or a car perfume at ₹449 jasmine, ₹479 sandalwood, ₹489 icy mint, ₹499 lemon, ₹509 oud, vetiver or sea breeze. With two to four days I would narrow that to the candles and the car perfumes, because they are small, robustly packed and need nothing on arrival. And note that ₹449 to ₹509 is the efficient end of a ₹500 cap, since crossing ₹499 removes the shipping charge — which is the rare case where spending slightly more costs slightly less. The page on having exactly ₹500 works through the tier product by product.

Above ₹500 the clock stops mattering and the category question takes over entirely. ₹750 to ₹1,000 is reed-diffuser money and the best place to spend if the cap allows: Morning Freshness reed diffuser ₹749, Garden Bloom reed diffuser or Evening Calm reed diffuser ₹799, Fresh Brew reed diffuser or Mountain Breeze reed diffuser ₹849, Boond diffuser ₹899, a two-scent car combo ₹899, ceramic jar candle ₹949. At ₹1,500 the best-looking gift in the range is attar trio at ₹1,055, and a 12ml attar is about ₹1,149 to ₹1,199. Above that sit Warmth & Bloom reed duo at ₹1,598, Sukoon diffuser at ₹1,899 and Safar waterless car diffuser at ₹3,999, which almost no office cap reaches, so most readers should stop at ₹1,055. One more thing that belongs in a budget section even though it is not about money: Some people react badly to fragrance, and an office is exactly where you will not know. That is one more argument for a reed diffuser over a personal perfume: a reed goes home with them and gets placed, or not, in a room of their choosing. Nobody has to wear anything, and nobody has to explain why they are not wearing it.

There are four answers to a last-minute Secret Santa question and two of them are shops. A website that pretends otherwise is selling you a tracking number, not a gift.
— Sonal Sahani, SOSA

The SOSA edit

The four branches compressed into the five rows worth acting on, plus the one thing not to do on any branch. Read your own row and ignore the rest; the only row everybody should read is the first, because it is free and it decides which of the others applies to you.

The SOSA edit
Five rows by branch, and the one not to buy
Tier What is in it When it earns its place Cost
1. Establish the branch ★ The exact date of the exchange, the working days between now and then, the cap from the organiser, and whether the address is a metro one Tonight, in five minutes, before you look at a product ₹0
2. Branch one — five or more days reed diffuser from ₹749 for a near-stranger, attar trio ₹1,055 if they collect perfume, Bookshop candle ₹379 under a tight cap The comfortable branch. Order tonight anyway so the margin stays a margin ₹379–₹1,055
3. Branch two — two to four days, metro Bookshop candle ₹379, Smoked Oudh candle ₹449, car perfumes from ₹449, a 3ml attar from ₹379 Tonight, to a metro address, choosing small and robust over large and fragile ₹379–₹599
4. If they drive, on either working branch car perfume range from ₹449 — jasmine ₹449, sandalwood ₹479, icy mint ₹489, lemon ₹499, oud, vetiver or sea breeze ₹509, combos ₹899 When you know they commute by car. A daily object, obviously useful, no taste guess ₹449–₹949
5. Branches three and four — local A candle from a home store, a car perfume from an accessory shop, a hardback notebook, a small plant, and a card with one specific sentence One working day, today, tomorrow, or any non-metro address inside four days Local
Not from us on any branch An order placed with one working day left, or a personal perfume chosen for somebody whose fragrance taste you are inferring Never. When you know nothing about the recipient has the category answer, and the tomorrow page has the local one —
Honest notes for buyers: this page is a decision tree and two of its four branches end at a local shop rather than at this checkout — the honest rule for an office Secret Santa is that a gift for somebody you barely know belongs in a room or a car, not on their body. A reed diffuser from ₹749, a candle from ₹379 or a car perfume from ₹449 carries no taste guess, no gender guess and no intimacy, and cannot be wrong on them. An attar from ₹379 is a lovely gift for somebody whose fragrance taste you actually know, and the wrong gift for a near-stranger. SOSA makes four attars — Adaa attar at ₹379, Ameeri attar at ₹385, Mastani attar at ₹389 and Nawaab attar at ₹399 in 3ml, rising to about ₹1,149 to ₹1,199 at 12ml — and a separate line of alcohol sprays from ₹599, which are perfumes rather than attars. Reeds are alcohol-free and take 24 to 72 hours to reach their working level, so say so on the card. Candles scent a room in roughly 15 to 20 minutes and must be attended. SOSA does not make a room spray for the home; the sprays in the range are car perfumes. Free shipping above ₹499. Delivery takes two to four working days to metro addresses and longer elsewhere, so an exchange tomorrow is not something an online order can rescue. A portion of every order supports girl-child education through Nanhi Kali.
SOSA Bookshop scented candle
The best-behaved gift on a short window
SOSA Bookshop scented candle ₹379
Paper, cedar and a little vanilla, hand-poured in 80g, and the cheapest thing in this range that still reads as a gift rather than as a gesture. On a two-to-four-day window a candle is the object I would choose: small, robustly packed, nothing to assemble, and the only thing here that does something on the evening it is opened, because a candle scents a room in roughly 15 to 20 minutes rather than the 24 to 72 hours a reed diffuser needs. It must be attended while it burns, which is worth one line on the card. Free shipping above ₹499, so a candle at ₹379 is worth pairing or sizing up.
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A note from Sonal

I wrote this page as a tree rather than as a list because of a pattern in the December messages that took me two seasons to notice. People do not write in asking what to buy. They write in asking whether it is too late, and then they ask what to buy, and the second question is usually irrelevant until the first one has an answer. A woman in Delhi once sent four messages in an evening about three products, and the only thing that mattered was buried in the second one: the exchange was the next morning. Nothing we discussed about the products was any use to her. I should have asked the date first and I did not, and that failure is why this page opens with a calendar.

The branches where the answer is not us are the ones I am most careful about, and I have stopped apologising for them. Two of the four say go to a shop, and one of them says tell the organiser you will be a day late, which is advice that earns a business nothing at all in the moment. What it does earn, as far as I can tell from the people who come back in March for something unhurried, is the belief that the page was written for the reader rather than for the order book. I am also aware that a parcel arriving the day after a party is worse than nothing: the recipient has already watched everybody else open theirs, and the giver now has to explain. That is a bad outcome I can prevent with one honest paragraph, so I prevent it.

If you are on the comfortable branch, use the time: read a bit, ask whoever sits near them whether they drive, and buy one thing well. Everything is made and supported from Pune, and a part of every order funds girl-child education through Nanhi Kali. Somebody gets a gift that was actually thought about; a girl gets a classroom. That equation has always felt right to me.

Frequently asked questions

How late is too late to order a last-minute Secret Santa gift?
One working day is too late, and so is anything closer. Delivery is typically two to four working days to metro addresses and longer elsewhere, so the last safe moment to order for a metro address is about four working days out, and two to three works if you order the same evening. With one working day left, buy locally instead.
I have four days but the parcel is going outside a metro. Is that enough?
Treat it as though you had one day. The two-to-four-working-day figure is a metro figure, and smaller cities, towns and hill stations take longer, more so in December. Buy locally for the exchange, and if you still want the gift itself, order it for a birthday or for yourself.
What travels best on a two-to-four-day window?
Something small, robustly packed and ready on arrival. A scented candle from Rs 379, a car perfume from Rs 449 or a 3ml attar from Rs 379 all qualify. A reed diffuser from Rs 749 is the better gift over a month, but it also needs 24 to 72 hours after unboxing to reach its working level, so it does less on the evening it is opened.
Is paying for express shipping worth it when I am short of time?
Not in the way most people hope. The realistic window is set by the route rather than by the service level, so with one working day left the answer is a local shop. With three or four working days to a metro address you do not need to pay extra at all, you simply need to place the order the same evening rather than the next one.
What should I buy locally if the online branches are closed to me?
In this order: a scented candle from a home or lifestyle store, a car perfume from a car accessory shop or a fuel station if you know they drive, a hardback notebook and a proper pen from a stationer, or a small potted plant from a nursery. Then spend real effort on the card, because on this branch the card is doing more work than the gift.
Find your branch, then buy once
Two of the four branches end at a shop — and the page will tell you which one you are on
Alcohol-free reed diffusers from ₹749, taking 24 to 72 hours to reach their working level. Candles from ₹379, Smoked Oudh ₹449, Amber Rose ₹599, ceramic jar ₹949, each scenting a room in roughly 15 to 20 minutes and needing to be attended. Car perfumes from ₹449, combos from ₹899. Attars from ₹379 in 3ml, rising to about ₹1,149 to ₹1,199 at 12ml, for somebody whose fragrance taste you actually know. Free shipping above ₹499. Delivery is two to four working days to metro addresses and longer elsewhere, so an exchange today or tomorrow is not something an online order can rescue. A portion of every order supports girl-child education through Nanhi Kali.
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Prices and product facts used in this guide, verified November 2026. Attars (alcohol-free roll-on perfume oils, 3ml/6ml/12ml): Adaa Rs 379/669/1,149, Ameeri Rs 385/679/1,165, Mastani Rs 389/685/1,179, Nawaab Rs 399/699/1,199, and the Ameeri plus Nawaab plus Mastani trio from Rs 1,055. SOSA perfumes (alcohol sprays, 10ml/50ml/100ml) from Rs 599, including Khayaal, Samundar, Bahaar, Chashni, Zaffran and Tabac Noir; these are perfumes, not attars. Recreation from Rs 599 and Bespoke Signature Perfume from Rs 1,499. Alcohol-free reed diffusers: Morning Freshness from Rs 749, Garden Bloom and Evening Calm from Rs 799, Fresh Brew and Mountain Breeze from Rs 849, the Warmth and Bloom duo Rs 1,598; a reed diffuser takes 24 to 72 hours to reach its working level. Scented candles from Rs 379, Smoked Oudh Rs 449, Amber Rose Rs 599, ceramic jar Rs 949; a candle scents a room in roughly 15 to 20 minutes and must be attended. Car perfumes from Rs 449 in spray and hanging formats, combos from Rs 899. Ultrasonic diffusers: Boond Rs 899, Sukoon Rs 1,899, Megh Rs 3,499. Safar waterless car diffuser Rs 3,999. Hotel Collection fragrance 15ml Rs 299, 100ml Rs 999, 300ml Rs 1,799. Free shipping above Rs 499. Delivery is typically two to four working days to metro addresses and longer elsewhere, so a same-day or next-day exchange cannot be met by an online order. This guide makes no claim that a fragrance changes anybody's mood, health or performance. Prices subject to change - see the live product pages.
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