When I first got my car it was a wreck, it had been sat in my friends driveway for a year waiting to be fixed ready to drive and the inside had some mould in it with the bottom of the car on the passenger side being soaking wet. I cleaned the inside and bought covers for the seats as well as keeping the floor as dry as possible however the musky scent still remained and I found it difficult to try for the first couple of weeks with the windows up as it smelt so bad and so when I saw the Jelly Belly air freshners in my local Asda for just £2 I decided to give one a try. Firstly the air freshener is 3D and looks exactly like a jelly bean just on a bigger scale, ...  Read the complete review

I like to have an air freshener in my car, not because it smells bad but purely because I like to have different scents in there when I open the door. Since I started driving many years ago I've had and bought many many many different air fresheners, for my car, for friends car's when they've had new ones and a lot for my ex-boyfriends car - but that's a whole other story. ~*~ Jelly Belly ~*~ Yes that's right it's the makers of the amazing tasting jelly beans - they make air fresheners, in two different sorts. They make the spray that you spray in your car to make it smell good, and the traditional air freshener that you can hang up in your car and ...  Read the complete review

I kept seeing these air fresheners in peoples cars but hadn't seen them in the shops so when I saw one in Asda for £3 I bought one straight away. I bought the pink coloured one which is meant to be a tutti frutti smell. The air fresheners are a jelly bean shape and quite flat. They feel like thick rubber so you can bend them slightly and it has 'Jelly Belly' written on it in big white letters. It's a really nice, bright pink colour too so definitely one to buy for the more girly girls. They come in decorated cardboard packaging which you can pull of easily revealing the air freshener and plastic hook to put it on your rear view mirror. When I ...  Read the complete review

The first time I saw these Jelly Belly car air fresheners was sometime last year in Asda. They have a 'scratch n sniff' sticker on them and so I was scratching and sniffing them all and immediately wanted one for my car, hoping that their scent was exactly like what I had sniffed on their packaging. They have a few scents to choose from including blueberry, tangerine, very cherry and juicy pear. However last week I noticed they had brought new scents out, these being bubblegum and tutti frutti. I usually love orange scented things and so thought that tangerine would appeal to me the most, however the blueberry one seemed very stong and so I chose ...  Read the complete review

I have just put 1 of these in my Car and so far I quite like it. I wouldn't say it is perfect in anyway as there is 1 thing that particularly annoys me about this, but we will get to this later. I always seen this for sale in Asda's and the 4 scents that this range comes in were for sale. You can kind of smell this before you buy it as there is a tiny scratch and sniff part on the bit cardboard, but it is mostly Cardboard that you smell anyway so you don't get the true scent. This is quite expensive at £3 for 1 of these, but it is currently on Asda Rollback price for £2 just now which swayed me to buy it. I normally use Yankee Candle Car Jars and ...  Read the complete review