When you’re working, it’s not uncommon for your days to consist of nothing but commuting back and forth between home and the office. When that happens, it becomes important to figure out how to make the most of your time at home. If you start by creating a pleasant atmosphere at home and make an effort to live comfortably and happily every day, your work performance is sure to improve significantly.
So, today we’d like to introduce the unscented antibacterial spray from 〈AUREY VEIL®〉, a brand whose concept is “Toward a world free of masking odors.” Until now, it has been available only through online stores and pop-up shops, but starting this summer, it will finally be available at select shops nationwide.
Without relying on excessive fragrances or alcohol, this single bottle takes care of germs, odors, and foul smells in any space. Be sure to experience its effectiveness for yourself.
Thanks to “Evolved Silver®”—a patented technology that enhances the effects of silver ions—this “AUREY PURE ONE SPRAY” helps suppress the growth of bacteria that cause odors. With a proven track record of use in medical institutions, nursing care facilities, hotels, schools, and restaurants, this spray incorporates the experience and proven technology cultivated in those settings, making it safe to use even in spaces with babies, the elderly, or pets.
By the way, I’ve heard that “AUREY,” the name of the brand, is a coined word combining “AURA”—which refers to an invisible presence or atmosphere—and “AIRY,” which conveys a light and transparent presence. Just from the name alone, it sounds like it would beautifully purify the air.
AUREY PURE ONE SPRAY – Single ¥3,300
With its simple and sophisticated bottle design, you don’t have to worry about it clashing with your other furniture. Another great feature is that it blends seamlessly into living spaces such as the living room, desk area, and entryway.
Going forward, you’ll be able to purchase it in various locations across the country—including Tokyo and Osaka, as well as Aomori, Akita, Niigata, Ishikawa, Kochi, and Fukuoka—so if you’re interested, why not give it a try?
