Why is there a residue in my fragrance bottle, and what can I do about it?Updated 17 hours ago

The slight residue you may notice in the bottle is a natural part of how our fragrances are crafted. At Kirri, we embrace the complexity and authenticity of natural ingredients—barks, woods, fruits, flowers, and other botanicals—that are carefully extracted and combined using proprietary scientific methods.

Because we use high-quality natural essences such as sandalwood, cedar, amber, and violet flowers, these raw materials sometimes contain natural oils and microscopic particles that can settle or leave a gentle residue over time. This is a sign of authenticity, reflecting the richness and depth of the natural compounds rather than synthetic fillers.

This natural sediment or slight cloudiness does not compromise the scent’s quality or longevity. Instead, it is part of the alchemy that delivers Kirri’s evocative, layered fragrance experience.

To keep your fragrance performing beautifully, simply gently roll or swirl the bottle before use. This helps reintegrate any settled elements and ensures an even diffusion of the full complexity of the scent.

If you ever have any concerns about the appearance or performance, please reach out—we’re here to make sure your Kirri experience is exceptional.