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Prefer a hands-on shopping experience where you can smell, touch and see?

Prefer a hands-on shopping experience where you can smell, touch and see?

Prefer a hands-on shopping experience where you can smell, touch and see? 

Scandidreaming HQ is open to Newcastle/Hunter...groups up to 6 weekday evenings from 7-8.30pm, and Saturday mornings from 9.30 - 11am.

QR and vax cert sign-in - OR shop online 24/7!

Credit cards are welcome!

Get a small group together and I'll provide refreshments and a relaxed shopping experience - there's a lucky door prize for the organiser!

Email me to book in - anne@scandidreaming.com

Looking forward to welcoming you!

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Scandidreaming HQ

Scandidreaming HQ

There's only 39 DAYS TIL CHRISTMAS - taking bookings now - don't miss your chance!

Contact Anne on anne@scandidreaming.com 

 

 

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Lagom (law-gum) Swedish for 'just right'

Lagom (law-gum) Swedish for 'just right'

Lagom (law-gum) Swedish for 'just right' - when everything is in balance, it encourages the feeling of everything is ‘just right’.  This scent has the balanced feeling of fresh ocean breeze mixed with fruits, lavender, rose and violet and musk – are you ready for your life to be Lagom?

 

 

 

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Fika (fee-kah) – Swedish for coffee and bun time

Fika (fee-kah) – Swedish for coffee and bun time

Fika (fee-kah) – Swedish for coffee and bun time - a delicious smell just like walking into a bakery where you can smell warm and freshly baked cinnamon buns, drizzled with vanilla icing – get some Fika in your life!

 

 

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Mångata, (moo-un-gata) Swedish for “moonlight trail across the water”

Mångata, (moo-un-gata) Swedish for “moonlight trail across the water”

Mångata, (moo-un-gata) Swedish for “moonlight trail across the water” - imagine a dark summer night illuminated by the moon shining across the water on the edge of a forest with this deep and balanced musk flower, with fern and orris added to woody base notes

 

 

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Smørrebrød and Aqvavit (called Snaps in Scandinavia)

Smørrebrød and Aqvavit (called Snaps in Scandinavia)

One of the best things about Smørrebrød is that you can eat as much or as little as you like, and make up the open-faced sandwich with your favourite toppings, all washed down with Snaps.....simply heaven!
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