Description Castelbel Cheira Bem Cheira a Lisboa

Composition	Basil, Fresh Notes
Character of home fragrance	herbal, fresh

Who doesn’t love the smell of fresh laundry? Castelbel Cheira Bem Cheira a Lisboa wardrobe fragrance will make your clothes smell amazing long after you wash them. Simply place it in your wardrobe and enjoy the lovely aroma every time you open it.

Characteristics:

a herbal aroma
fills your wardrobe with a lovely scent
aroma is released gradually
keeps your clothes smelling wonderful
can be also used for shoes or a gym bag

How to use:
Keep out of the reach of children and pets. If the product refill comes into contact with your skin, wash immediately with plenty of soap and water. If it gets into your eyes, rinse for several minutes with water. Put the scent on a hanger in your wardrobe or place it among your folded clothes.

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Ingredients Castelbel Cheira Bem Cheira a Lisboa

Other information

About the brand Castelbel

They don’t just make soaps – they create gifts. Castelbel was born from passion, resilience, and a love of craftsmanship. In 1999, Aquiles Barros, a 26-year-old chemistry professor at the University of Porto, took on the challenge of creating a factory to produce luxury scented soaps for an American brand.

The name Castelbel blends their home in Portugal – Castêlo da Maia – with belleza (beauty), reflecting what we strive to create in everything we do. In 2006, they launched our own line of body and home fragrances, followed by the premium Portus Cale range in 2007. While they craft soaps for renowned international brands, the brand’s heart remains in Portugal, drawing inspiration from the Douro Valley’s landscapes, scents, and colours.

Castelbel soaps aim to not only smell good but also share the essence of Portugal with the world. Enjoy the refreshing fragrance offered by Castelbel candles or diffusers. Each product allows you to carry with you the refreshing, alluring scent that embodies the coasts of Lusitania.