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Ourika Room Spray

A bright surge of lemongrass cuts through the air : sharp, clean, unmistakably alive. Tropical blooms follow, where ylang ylang’s golden warmth meets geranium’s rosy green lift. The blend rises and settles like mist after rain: fresh, floral, and quietly lush. A highland breeze reimagined through the tropics : grounding, vibrant, and unmistakably refreshing.

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Ourika Room Spray
Ourika Room Spray Sale priceRM99.00 MYR

TOP NOTES

Neroli

Middle notes

Geranium, Cedarwood

Base Notes

Patchouli

WHAT'S IN IT

BOTANICAL NOTES

NEROLI

Neroli opens with a soft, luminous bloom: citrus-kissed petals, airy sweetness, and a quiet radiance that lifts the entire blend with effortless elegance.

GERANIUM

Geranium offers a rosy, green brightness - soft yet steady, adding a fresh floral lift that balances the citrus edge.

CEDARWOOD

Ylang ylang deepens the aroma with warm, golden florals - lush, smooth, and gently exotic, adding a soft richness that rounds the composition.

PATCHOULI

Ylang ylang deepens the aroma with warm, golden florals - lush, smooth, and gently exotic, adding a soft richness that rounds the composition.

natural perfumery

OURIKA ROOM SPRAY

OURIKA

Sun-warmed bloom,

Quiet earth,

A stillness that settles.

The valley holds

its gentle light.

Discovery of Distillation

Persian scientist Avicenna developed steam distillation, allowing the extraction of pure essential oils

Birth of Aromatherapy

René-Maurice Gattefossé, a French chemist, coined aromathérapie after successfully using lavender oil to heal a burn. He published a book in 1937 exploring the medicinal use of essential oils.

Aromatherapy in Clinical Use

Dr. Jean Valnet, a French military doctor, used essential oils to treat wounds and infections and aromatherapy is introduced into mainstream medical discussions in Europe.

Growing Scientific Validation

Studies validated oils like lavender and peppermint had measurable effects on anxiety, sleep, and digestion.

Essential oils gained use in hospitals for stress and pain management (e.g., lavender for pre-surgery anxiety).

Clinical Research & Integration

Peer-reviewed studies continue to confirm benefits of oils like Lavender, Peppermint, Tea Tree.

Aromatherapy is now officially integrated in wellness clinics, palliative care, and mental health support.

What customers ask

Frequently Asked Questions