Orange Cinnamon Room Spray - Warm Spice Home Fragrance by Flaires

Warm Orange Blossoms and Cinnamon in an Orange Cinnamon Room Spray

This Orange Cinnamon room spray from Flaires of Spain blends cinnamon spice with the fruity sweetness of orange blossoms. The scent is neither all cinnamon nor all orange.

Product Details

• Product Type: Room spray and air freshener
• Product Number: L-711
• Fragrance Notes: Orange blossoms, cinnamon, warm spice
• Use: Spray into the air or onto linens for instant freshness
• Ingredients: Alcohol Denat, Water, Fragrance
• Bottle: Glass bottle with pump spray, 100 ml (3.4 oz)
• Bottle Size: 5.5 in H x 2.5 in W x 1.5 in D
• Made: Made in Spain by Flaires

Oranges Under the Moors

Genoese sailors brought oranges to Europe, and the Moors spread the trees across Spain. Seville today has over 40,000 orange trees on its streets and patios.

Britannica says orange blossoms are very fragrant, and Spain's springtime azahar has long been used in perfume. This orange blossom scent carries that tradition. Browse more in our Flaires Air Freshener Collection.

Cinnamon, Once Worth More Than Gold

Cinnamon is the dried inner bark of a tree native to Sri Lanka, the Malabar Coast and Myanmar. Britannica notes it was once more valuable than gold.

Ancient Egyptians used it for embalming. The Dutch East India Company later made it a most profitable spice. This cinnamon air freshener keeps a warm, rounded note.

Display and Use

Freshen bedrooms, kitchens, offices and entryways. Spray the air or linens, and avoid polished surfaces. This warm spice fragrance should stay out of direct sun.

Use this Orange Cinnamon room spray as a cinnamon air freshener in the kitchen. It also works as a warm spice fragrance or an orange blossom scent. An Orange Cinnamon room spray fits an entryway.

About Iberian Aromas

Orange and cinnamon have long shared a place in Spanish kitchens. Moorish gardens made oranges a Mediterranean signature, and spice routes brought cinnamon. Together they make a timeless pairing.

For More Reading from the Web

• Learn how cinnamon traveled the spice routes. Cinnamon - Britannica
• Wander the orange-lined streets of Seville. The City With the Most Vitamin C in the World - Andalucia.org