Hina attar, also known as Shamama attar, is a rich, deep, and oriental fragrance that is popular in India and the Middle Eastern countries. Shamama attar or ittar is often used as one of the main ingredients in several Arabian perfumes (ittars) and is now gaining popularity in Western countries too. Shamama attar has this warm feeling which is long-lasting and softly lingers on your skin, making it a perfect ittar to wear in the winter and autumn seasons.

Manufacturers process to produce this ittar

Hina attar (Shamama attar) is a blend of natural ingredients like flowers, herbs, spices, and essential oils. Components like cardamom, cinnamon, khus (vetiver), clove, agarwood, and saffron are mixed together to create this woody, earthy scent. Puja Perfumery’s hina ittar also has Nagarmotha, Sugandh Mantri, Kokila, and Kapur kachri, which gives it a warm and sensual aroma. The hydro-distillation method is used to extract the pure essence of these ingredients and is blended with sandalwood oil to create aromatic ittar.

How does Hina Attar smell like?

Hina attar has a very unique and distinct aroma.

1. Warm and earthy: Hina ittar will definitely remind you of damp earth after rain.
2. Spicy and woody: This attar has spicy notes of cinnamon, clove, and sandalwood, which gives it a sensual feeling.
3. Rich and exotic: It has a sweet and luxurious scent; that’s why it is used in most of Arabian perfumes.

Benefits of using Hina attar or ittar

1. Aromatherapy: This attar has calming and grounding properties, which help in reducing stress, anxiety, and mental fatigue.
2. Skincare: Hina attar has hydrating properties that help to moisturize and rejuvenate the skin.
3. Spiritual practices: It has spiritual properties that are often used in meditation, yoga, and religious rituals.
4. Natural perfume: It smells heavenly, and that’s why it can act as a natural cologne for both men and women.
5. Warming properties: Since the attar is a blend of sandalwood oil and spices, it generally gives a warm feeling and is perfect to wear during the winter season.