• Our 10ml roll-on oils are the highest grade and completely undiluted. They're the highest concentration to give the utmost longevity, you only need a small amount so one bottle can easily last for a few months.

• Oils are alcohol free.

• The 50ml sprays are also very highly concentrated (parfum extrait). They're all-in-one formulations that are suitable for yourself as a perfume spray, or as a freshener for your clothes, room or car.

• Sprays contain perfumer's alcohol at a concentration of 30-35% fragrance to alcohol.

All orders are posted completely free of charge on a Royal Mail 2nd class delivery which normally takes 2-4 working days

If for any reason you are not happy with your purchase please get in touch with us via the contact us page with your order number and the reason for return

• For external use only

• Do not apply to irritated or broken skin

• Do not apply to the face

• Please perform a patch test before use

• Keep away from eyes

• Keep away from children

• Store in a cool, dry place

• If irritation occurs please discontinue use

• Our fragrances are formulated using the finest perfumery ingredients to create scents that are similar to well known branded fragrances.

• Any mention of another brand's name or product serves nothing more than a mere guide for comparison purposes only, under no circumstances should Scenturion's products be mistaken for any other brand's products.

• We are in no way affiliated, associated, endorsed, authorised or connected with these brands and the names used are only as a reference. The similarities between our fragrances and branded designer fragrances are solely on fragrance notes and nothing else.

• Names,trademarks and copyrights, used or unused, are properties of their respective owners. Our products are simply inspirations, and are not 'identical' to any other fragrance or original. Scenturion's products are not to be confused with the products of other companies they may be compared to.

• Regarding comparative advertising, we are in compliance with the Trademarks Act 1994 which permits comparative advertising using a competitor's registered trademark, but only if it's used "in accordance with honest practices in industrial or commercial matters" and doesn't take "unfair advantage of, or is detrimental to, the distinctive character or repute of the trade mark". Section 10(6) of the Act specifically allows the use of a registered trade mark in comparative advertising, provided these conditions are met.