Kadamb Attar

Description

Best Buy Kadamb Attar Perfume | Pure Natural Long Lasting Roll On

Kadamb Attar has a mild, soft, and sweet perfume as well as a woodsy floral and extremely oriental character. The Kadamb flower, which blooms between 3 and 6 a.m. and has an exotic scent unmatched by any other flower, is used to make the attar. The attar is steam distilled from the Kadamb flower that blooms at night and gives an exotic fragrance, unlike any other flower.

Specification

• Botanical Names: N/A
• Extraction Method: Steam distillation
• Part of Plants Used: Flowers
• Country of Origin: India
• Composition: N/A
• Consistency: Medium viscosity
• Cultivation Method: N/A

Why Buy from Us?

• Freshly prepared from the natural Kadamb flowers.
• No artificial fragrance or flavor was used.
• Long-lasting with deep essence and fine texture.
• Designed in multiple sizes and is available at affordable prices. 

Unveiling the Aromatic Mystery- Crafting Kadamb Attar 

Fresh Kadamb flowers are picked and steam-distilled at high temperatures to release the natural fragrance. The smelling steam is condensed and separated from the water to remove impurities. After the maturation period, warm and sensual Kadamb attar perfume is all set to be packed and sent to its owner.

Kadamb Attar Perfume- The Essence of Peace

Our Kadamb Attar perfume has a unique captivating aroma which is unforgettable if used once. The fragrance will make you feel the moonlit garden of Kadamb flowers. The sweet and woody touch in the attar will put your mind and soul at peace forgetting the worldly problems at the moment.

Uses Of Kadamb Attar

• It is used in the production of romantic scents and perfumes.
• It is widely used in aromatherapy-based applications because its aroma promotes spirituality and meditation.
• Due to its religious significance, Kadamb attar is used as a scent while making incense sticks and powders.
• Kadamb attar is a great option for herbal and beauty care products because of the Kadamb tree’s rich medicinal properties.
• Additionally, it is frequently used in aromatherapy, Vedic resorts, and yoga retreats around the world.