Attar
Alcohol-free attar online in India
Attar, also called itr, is a concentrated perfume oil, traditionally made from flowers, herbs, spices and woods and used for centuries across India and the Middle East. Because it is oil-based, attar contains no alcohol and wears close to the skin. This alcohol-free attar is formulated and tested for Indian heat.
Why choose attar
- Alcohol-free: made without alcohol, so it does not dry the skin the way alcohol sprays can.
- Close-to-skin: attar wears intimately and personally rather than projecting widely like a spray.
- Small amount: a dab is enough, so a little goes a long way.
- Choice of wear: suits daily wear, prayer time, festivals and gifting.
How to apply attar
Dab a very small amount on moisturised pulse points: wrists, behind the ears. Let it warm on the skin and avoid rubbing. Avoid applying directly on delicate fabrics, as oil can leave a mark.
Quality and safety
Made under ISO 22716 cosmetic GMP and compliant with US FDA guidelines (third-party certificate). Not tested on animals. Free shipping and cash on delivery on domestic orders. If you have very sensitive skin, do a patch test first.
Attar FAQs
What is attar?
Attar is a concentrated perfume oil, traditionally made from botanical sources such as flowers, herbs, spices and wood, and applied in small dabs.
What is the difference between attar and perfume?
Perfume is usually fragrance dissolved in alcohol and is sprayed, so it projects more. Attar is oil-based and alcohol-free, and stays closer to the skin.
How long does attar last?
Because attar is a concentrated oil, it often lasts a long time on skin, and wear varies with your skin and the weather. Apply on moisturised pulse points.
Is attar good for sensitive skin?
Yes Attar is alcohol-free, which many people with sensitive skin prefer. Do a patch test before regular use.
How do I apply attar?
Dab a small amount on pulse points and let it settle. A little goes a long way.





