Traditional Indian attars are basically the scents or perfumes. But these scents are not of chemically fused smell. They are the perfumes that are naturally extracted from the leaves, petals or any other part of the plant.
Traditional Indian attars are basically the scents or perfumes. But these scents are not of chemically fused smell. They are the perfumes that are naturally extracted from the leaves, petals or any other part of the plant. The extraction is carried out by the hydro-distillation process. These perfumes are extracted from the herbs, spices or plants. These attars are extracted using a pure sandalwood oil base and find extensive use in perfumes, cosmetics and in therapeutic.
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Traditional Indian attar is available in different varieties and is basically perfume oil that is made from flower petals and other plant parts from which oil is extracted using water in low heat and pressure conditions. They have Sweet, soothing and stimulating aromas.
There are various types of attars that one can go for. Some of them are listed below:
1. Indian Kadamb Attar: It is a pale yellow liquid which has no chemical composition in it. It is blended with sandalwood floral water. Due to its soft and sweet aroma, it is widely used in the perfume industry. It is also used in the treatment of throat and eye related problems.
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2. Indian Lotus Attar: Indian Lotus Attar is a special type of attar that has a delicate and refined aroma with some soft earthy note. These aromas then blend with sandalwood to give a decent aromatic fragrance. Lotus Attar is used both as a perfume and as an aid in meditation as it works directly on crown chakras'.
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3. Black Musk Attar: This attar is derived from the glands of black musk plant through the hydrodistillation of some herbs, flowers, and spices. This attar is used in treating joint pain, acne, and other skin issues. It is also used in creams and lotions for skin care. Further, it is also used in meeting the needs of altering the smell of a mixture of other musk varieties.
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4. Jasmine Sambac Attar: This Golden color liquid is prepared by the distilling the Chameli flowers in an oil base. These are hygienically prepared using the ingredients of the finest quality. This attar is blended with rose oils, citrus oils, and sandalwood. It is extracted from the flowery part of the chameli through the process of steam distillation. Jasmine has been used by the Indians, the Arabs, and the Chinese for medicinal purpose. Its intense aroma also makes it a favorite in any ceremonial occasion. Jasmine Attar is as much valuable for its medicinal properties as it is for its intoxicating fragrance. An efficient remedy for severe depression, it soothes the nerves and rejuvenates and revitalizes the body.
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5. Juhi Attar: This attar also uses the base of sandalwood oil. Due to this, it is widely used in creams and face washes and is ideal for perfumes too. Juhi attar has a captivating aroma that makes it very useful for therapeutic therapy. All these properties of this attar also enhance the skin tone and also fights with skin issues such as acne, dryness, rashes, etc. Juhi Attar is also used in room fresheners.
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6. Kasturi Hina Attar: It is derived from the leafy part of the henna plant. This attar has a spicy, warm and woodsy aroma. This attar is prepared by blending sandalwood oil with some other spices and aroma based applications.
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So, if you want any of the above naturalIndian attars, then you can search for manufacturers and suppliers who provide attars in wholesale.
