Wexford, Ireland · Siddha & Ayurvedic tradition

Three minutes to yourself.

A 20 ml aromatherapy roll-on of nine botanicals , Vetiver, Tulsi and Brahmi from the Tamil Siddha tradition, Lavender and Lemon Balm from Irish cottage gardens. Roll it on your wrists. Breathe. Let the day settle.

€14,90 €19,90 Introductory price
Made in Ireland No synthetic fragrance 20 ml , twice the usual size
5,000
years of botanical practice
Breathe · Balance · Heal CPNP notified , EU Reg. 1223/2009 Nine botanicals Handcrafted in Wexford 20 ml · Twice the usual size Founder-led, family recipe Breathe · Balance · Heal CPNP notified , EU Reg. 1223/2009 Nine botanicals Handcrafted in Wexford 20 ml · Twice the usual size Founder-led, family recipe

For the women holding everything together

The day doesn't stop.
You still can.

Between work, teenagers, ageing parents and a body that has quietly changed the rules , most women we hear from aren't looking for a cure. They're looking for a pause they can actually take.

01

3.40 am

Awake again, mind already running the list. You want something on the bedside table that isn't your phone.

02

The car park

Four minutes before you walk into the meeting, and you'd like to arrive as yourself rather than as the morning you've had.

03

Six o'clock

Everyone needs something. A scent that signals to your own body that the shift has ended and the evening has begun.

A small ritual, repeated, is not a small thing.

Areish ritual application

The daily reset

Roll. Breathe.
Begin again.

01

Roll it on

Temples, the back of the neck, inner wrists, under the nose. Pulse points, where the scent lifts and stays with you.

02

Cup and inhale

Two slow breaths in through the nose, one long breath out through the mouth. Menthol and camphor open the airway; vetiver and lavender do the rest.

03

Stay two more minutes

Follow one of the Siddha breathing patterns in the guide that comes with every bottle. Alternate nostril, humming bee, or a slow 4–7–8.

Start the ritual

Nine botanicals · One blend

Two herbal traditions,
one small bottle.

Every ingredient earned its place through use, not through a trend cycle. Five come from the Siddha and Ayurvedic materia medica of Tamil Nadu. Two have grown in Irish gardens for centuries. Three do the cooling work you feel first.

Siddha

Vetiver

Vetiveria zizanioides

Known in Ayurveda as the oil of tranquillity. Deep, earthy and rooty , the note that anchors the whole blend.

Siddha

Tulsi

Ocimum sanctum

Holy basil, the queen of herbs. Warm, green and slightly peppery; a household plant across South India for millennia.

Siddha

Brahmi

Bacopa monnieri

The Siddhars' herb of clear thinking. Quiet and grassy , it doesn't announce itself, it just belongs.

Irish

Lavender

Lavandula angustifolia

The most familiar scent of calm in the Western world, and a fixture of Irish cottage gardens for generations.

Irish

Lemon Balm

Melissa officinalis

Bright, citrus-soft and lifting. Grown and used in Irish herbal practice long before anyone called it wellness.

Cooling

Menthol · Thymol · Camphor

The first thing you feel

A clean cooling sensation on the skin and an open, easy breath. This is the note that makes you inhale deeply without being told to.

Full INCI list on every carton · No synthetic fragrance · No fillers

Where it comes from

Tamil Nadu, by way of
Wexford.

The Siddha root

An older idea of calm

The Tamil Siddhars , physician-sages of South India , mapped the relationship between breath, emotion and the body long before the language of stress existed. Vetiver, Tulsi and Brahmi were their everyday herbs for a settled mind, used alongside deliberate breathing rather than instead of it. Areish is formulated from that living tradition, not a reinterpretation of it.

The Irish craft

Made here, made properly

Every bottle is blended in Wexford with therapeutic-grade essential oils, then safety assessed by a European Cosmetic Product Safety Assessor and notified under EU Cosmetics Regulation 1223/2009. Lavender and Lemon Balm , herbs with their own long Irish history , sit alongside the Ayurvedic botanicals. Two traditions that turned out to speak the same language.

Ancient Siddha practice + Irish herbal tradition

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  • Nine botanicals , five Siddha and Ayurvedic, two Irish, three cooling
  • 20 ml roll-on , double the 10 ml bottles it sits beside
  • Steel roller ball, amber glass, recyclable carton
  • Printed Siddha breathing guide in every box
  • CPNP notified · Ref 5863937 · EU Cosmetics Regulation 1223/2009
Introductory pricing on the first production run

On value

Twice the bottle,
not twice the price.

Areish Wellness
20 ml
  • €14.90 introductory · €19.90 RRP
  • Nine botanicals, named on the box
  • Blended in Wexford, Ireland
  • Breathing guide included
The usual roll-on
10 ml
  • Typically €12–€24
  • Often "essential oil blend", unspecified
  • Origin rarely stated
  • Bottle only
Areish founder botanicals

The founder

A person's story,
bottled.

Arvin grew up in a Tamil household where herbal oils and breathing practice weren't alternative anything , they were simply what you did. Years later, running a business in Wexford between two cultures, the thing that kept working was the oldest thing he knew. Areish exists because he couldn't buy it anywhere in Ireland.

The wisdom my grandmothers carried , the herbs, the oils, the breathing rituals , deserves a place in every Irish home. This is not a trend.
Arvin
Founder · Areish Wellness · Wexford

What people tell us

How it tends to go

First minute

A cool note across the temples and an easier breath. Most people describe it as the first proper inhale in hours.

Three minutes

Shoulders drop, the jaw unclenches. The breathing does as much work here as the oil does.

One week

The bottle has found a home , bedside, handbag, desk drawer. You reach for it before you reach for the phone.

One month

The ritual is automatic. You notice tension earlier, because you've been paying attention to it daily.

From our customers

In their words

★★★★★

"It lives on my bedside table now. When I wake at four I roll it on, do the three minutes of breathing, and I get back to sleep far more often than I used to. That alone was worth the bottle."

Aoife · Dublin
★★★★★

"The scent is grown-up, earthy rather than sweet. Nothing like the lavender rollers I've tried before. I keep one in my handbag for the drive home from work, and the whole car settles with me."

Ciara · Cork
★★★★★

"Bought it for my sister and ordered two more the same week. The breathing card in the box is what everyone talks about. It feels like a proper ritual, not another wellness gimmick."

Niamh · Galway

Good to know

Questions, answered plainly

Earthy and green rather than sweet. Vetiver and Tulsi give it a grounded, rooty base; lemon balm lifts it; the menthol and camphor sit on top as a clean cooling note.

Two or three times a day is typical , morning, mid-afternoon and before bed.

Not for use on children under six or during pregnancy. Patch test on the inner arm before first use.

Every cosmetic sold in the EU must be registered on the Cosmetic Products Notification Portal. Ours is notified under reference 5863937.

With daily use on two or three pulse points, most people find a bottle lasts around eight to ten weeks.

Ireland and the UK within two to three working days, and across the EU within five to seven. Free delivery in Ireland on orders over €35.

The Sunday letter

One breathing practice,
every Sunday.

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