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Ingredients · Florals · dry-down
Gulab attar (rose attar)
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Rich, jammy Damask rose over soft, creamy sandalwood.
- What it is
- Natural oil from damask roses hydro-distilled into sandalwood oil (deg-bhapka).
- Where it comes from
- Kannauj, India
- When you smell it
- Dry-down: hours later.
- What perfumers do with it
- Classical Indian rose; anchors rose soliflores, mukhallats and rose-oud orientals.
- Worth knowing
- Made in copper stills that pipe rose vapour straight into a receiver of sandalwood oil, a method centuries old.
- Rules
- Limited. Counts toward citronellol, geraniol and methyl eugenol limits; EU-labeled
- Also called
- Rose-on-sandalwood attar; ruh gulab co-distillate (Kannauj)
Not on the label of any of the 232 perfumes read so far.