Blend 1 Attar

Mukhalat Natural Perfume (BLEND 1 ATTAR)

Mukhalat, an Arabian term meaning "blend of many flower oils," is a pure and authentic natural perfume, or Attar. Handcrafted using traditional methods in Kannauj, Northern India, this exquisite fragrance is a delicate mix of various flower oils. Mukhalat Attar possesses a subtle yet captivating floral aroma that is both rich and sweet, featuring notes of jasmine, rose, saffron, oud, amber, and more. Its luxurious scent is known for its calming properties, helping to maintain emotional balance during stressful times.

The word "Attar" comes from the Hindu/Urdu term "Ittar," which is derived from the Persian word "Itar," meaning perfume. Attar is an essential oil extracted from botanical sources, often blended with a wood oil like sandalwood, though not exclusively.

The art of extracting scents from flowers, herbs, and spices originated in India and has been perfected over at least 700 years by skilled artisans. Some Attars, much like fine wine, improve with age, with aging periods ranging from one to ten years depending on the botanicals used and the desired results. Typically, these oils are extracted through hydro or steam distillation, ensuring that natural perfumes qualifying as Attars are distilled with water rather than chemicals, making them alcohol-free. Historically, Attars were considered luxurious and were used in offerings to the gods.

For thousands of years, ittars were believed to attract angels and repel evil spirits in certain cultures. Saints and spiritual seekers would wear these fragrances to aid in their journey toward enlightenment.

Product Details:

- For external cosmetic use only

- Can be applied directly to the skin or diluted with a carrier oil.

- A patch test is recommended to check for skin sensitivity.

- Supplied in a glass rollerball bottle with a screw cap.

- Please note that the listing image is for illustrative purposes only.

- We still recommend not using if you have sensitive/broken skin, breathing issues or pregnant especially nursing. Always consult a healthcare professional for advice.