Okay, let’s talk about this Drift wood air freshener. First off, the packaging? *Chef’s kiss*. It feels premium, like something you’d find in a boutique hotel. The teak scent is woody but not overpowering—think ‘rich person’s sauna’ vibes.

The magnetic clip is genius. No more dangling trees smacking your forehead when you flip the visor. But here’s the tea: the scent longevity is… inconsistent. Mine lasted 3 weeks (win!), but my friend’s faded in 4 days (yikes). Pro tip: store it in a ziplock when not in use to prolong the fragrance.

At $20+, it’s pricier than Febreze, but that matte wood block does make my Honda feel like a Bentley. Just don’t expect miracles if your car smells like gym socks.