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Product Origin: India

Mitti (Gil) Attar (Fragrance) 10ML @90

Mitti (Gil) Attar (Fragrance) and scents have different impacts on a person’s mood. This is the reason why fragrances, in any form, whether Fragrance, body mist, deodorants, or Attar are applied when going to parties, dates, etc. Your favorite scents have a deep impact on your brain. It has been proved that these scents travel through your brain, Mitti (Gil) Attar (Fragrance) altering the brain waves and signals to reduce the levels of cortisol – a hormone in charge of stress levels, high blood pressure, blood sugar levels, metabolism, and memory. Mitti (Gil) Attar (Fragrance) Attar is inspired by classy elegant Personalities. Attar being an eternal source of happiness, its benefits is praised and appreciated all over the world. The benign fragrance has been heavenly collected in the crystal bottles. Arochem brings you attars of all the mesmerizing and expressive Notes.

Different Fragrance and scents have different impacts on a person’s mood. This is the reason why fragrances, in any form, whether perfume, body mist, deodorants, or Attar are applied when going to parties, dates, etc. Your favorite scents have a deep impact on your brain. It has been proved that these scents travel through your brain, altering the brain waves and signals to reduce the levels of cortisol – a hormone in charge of stress levels, high blood pressure, blood sugar levels, metabolism, and memory. Attar, also known as Ittar is derived from botanical plants and is an essential oil booming with the scented essence of the plant, the compound was extracted from.

There is a whole process that is followed in order to rightfully extract the scent, essential oil, or Attar from a botanical plant. Generally, the compound goes through steam or hydro distillation. Ittar or Attar Mitti (Gil) Attar (Fragrance) takes a lot of time, 10-12 years to become the final product. The secret is to age the compound after distilling it in a wood base, such as sandalwood. The aging can range from one to 10 years, producing the fragrant and aromatic smell known popularly as Ittar or Attar.

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