Description
The word ” Attar “comes from the Urdu language and means” Fragrance Divine “, a definition which stresses the power of the magician in his wake. Formerly took the name of “Ittar” which in Arabic means “Heavenly Fragrance”.
According to legend, the birth of ‘ Attar is due to an accidental event. One day, the Persian Queen Nour-Dijhan, walking among the streams of the imperial garden, he noticed a veil fat floating on the water at the point where they drop thousands of roses. After collecting a few drops of that liquid gold with a peacock feather and it smelled, the queen was enchanted by what he called heavenly scent. Because of the sharp fall had been a natural process of distillation, which had brought to the surface the essence of the rose and gave birth to the first Attar of Rose. L ‘ Attar is completely free of alcohol and comes in an oily substance made by the soul alone, and only smelling extracted from natural raw materials, according to ancient procedures for processing.
In Arabic, its name means “Wood of Eternity.” A legend says that heaven is permeated by the aroma of Oud Wood. On the earth, the Oud shed a powerful scent with woody and smoky accents. Oudh Al Khaloud concentrates in its wake only the best quality of Oud. A rarity in the world of Perfume. Penetrating and haunting, it emits dream scrolls embroidered of exoticism that surrounds the person, transforming it into a temple dedicated to the cult of per-fumum.
Available in 12 ml bottle.
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EmogDypeBeemE – :
Tanta gente chiede a che cosa assomiglia l’odore di Oudh. Beh, è difficile da spiegare – soprattutto perché ci sono molte varietà diversi di Oudh (indiano, indonesiano, cambogiano, thailandese, ecc.) e sono molto diversi uno dall’altro. Ad esempio, c’è una grande differenza tra oud “stagionato” e quello “non stagionato”.
“Giovane” Oudh sa di un mix legnoso, con qualche nota “medicinale”, spesso definito come “Band Aid”, perché si è vicino all’odore gommoso degli vecchia band (cerotti). Ha anche un tocco di dolcezza, come quella di frutta o di miele. Alcune variazioni hanno anche un tipico tocco di catrame o dei sali minerali.
Oudh “stagionato” può essere molto più intensamente legnoso (pensate un odore di legno che sta marcendo, come quando si entra in uno scantinato umido in una vecchia casa di legno), ed è anche meno “dolce”. Può anche avere forte nota “animale” (alcuni dicono, addirittura, – fecale, anche se in realtà non è proprio così).
L’odore si sviluppa sulla pelle in 20 minuti fino ad un’ora.
L’olio di Oudh ti mette in trance leggero e rilassamento, così in molte religioni, viene utilizzato durante il culto e servizi religiosi (come ad esempio l’incenso nelle chiese cristiane). Sottolineo – olio di Oudh (Agarwood) concentrato può essere valutato solo da intenditori esperti, come quando si parla del vino vecchio, cibi esotici, ecc. Nei profumi di nicchia effettivamente utilizzano piccole dose di Oudh, per non scioccare una persona comune impreparata.
Ho ordinato sui siti Internet tre diversi tipi di olio (l’olio di Oudh di Cambogia, mix di olio dai diversi varietà di Agarwood e l’olio Oudh thailandese di qualità 4A). Così, ho pagato una media di € 15 per un grammo di olio, che sembra un prezzo abbastanza buono per questo prodotto. Ad esempio lo stesso prodotto, ma trasformato in un marchio (come Oudh Al Khaloud da Amouage) è di € 1500 per 30 grammi, che corrisponde a € 50 per un grammo.
sergii – :
A lot of people ask what’s the oudh smell like. Well, it’s hard to explain – mainly because there are many different varieties of oudh (Indian, Indonesian, Cambodian, Thai, etc.) and they very differ from each other. For instance, there is a big difference between aged and non-aged ouds.
Non-aged oud smells like a mix of strong real wood, some “medicinal” note, often referred to as “band aid” because it’s close to the rubbery smell of old band aids, and a touch of sweetness, like that of fruit or honey. Some also have a touch of tar or minerals.
Very aged ouds can be more intensely woody (think wood that is rotting, like when you enter a damp basement in a wooden house), and less sweet. They can also have strong animalic notes (some say fecal, though it’s not really like that).
The smell opens on the skin within 20 minutes up to an hour.
The oudh oil put you in light trance and relaxation, so in many religions, is used during worship and religious services (such as incense in Christian churches). I emphasize – Uda concentrated oil can only be assessed by trained connoisseurs, like old wine, exotic food, etc. In exclusive products perfumes actually use tiny doses of oud, so as not to shock the layman.
I ordered on websites three different grades of oudh oil (Cambodian oil, mix of different kinds agarwood and Thai oudh oil). So, I paid an average of € 15 per gram, which is a very good price for this product. For example the same product but it turned into a brand (such as Oudh Al Khaloud by Amouage) is € 1500 per 30 grams, which corresponds to € 50 per gram.