Ambari Hina Attar/ Henna Flowers Natural Perfume

Description

Supplied in a glass rollerball bottle with screw cap
If buying large quantities of this item we advise purchasing a 1ml sample first to ensure that you are happy with the product as we do not refund opened items
Please note that the picture in the listing is for illustrative purposes only

Ambari Hina Attar also known as Mehandi Attar

Origin: Northern India
Natural Product
No Harsh Chemicals Used.
Alcohol Free
Not tested on Animals
Scent: A warm, deep and woody spicy scent
Colour: Brown
Extraction method: Hydro distillation
Main benefits: Promotes relaxation and calm
Common uses: Aromatherapy, Perfumery

Ambari Hina Attar: Fragrant Essence from the Henna Plant
Ambari Hina attar is a perfume oil extracted from the fragrant white or pinkish flowers of the henna plant. The henna plant itself is a small tree native to Egypt, but also cultivated in India, Morocco, and Sudan.

Ambari Hina Attar Aroma:
Ambari Hina attar has a warm, deep spicy scent balanced by the smooth aroma of Indian sandalwood oil. This unique fragrance is considered appropriate for year-round wear, but especially comforting during winters.

Ambari Hina Uses:
Perfumery: Hina/Henna attar is a popular ingredient in creating perfumes for both men and women.
Traditional Uses: Henna leaves are widely used as a natural dye for the hair.

Additional Notes:
Hina/Henna attar is often blended with Oud for a more complex and mesmerising fragrance.
The attar is believed to have a long-lasting scent.
Can be used straight on the skin or diluted in a carrier oil.
A patch test is always advised to see if your skin is sensitive to the product.
Supplied in a glass rollerball bottle with screw cap
For External Cosmetic Use Only.
Please note that the photo is for illustrative purposes only

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