Kewra BASE

The scent of kewra in perfumes is sweet, floral, and tropical, with a unique aroma that adds an exotic and refreshing touch to fragrance compositions. Kewra has a delicate yet distinctive profile, often compared to roses but with a more fruity and tropical twist.

In perfumery, kewra is used to:

• Enhance floral compositions: It blends beautifully with other floral notes like jasmine and rose.
• Add a tropical nuance: Its exotic aroma brings a refreshing and uplifting quality to fragrances.
• Create unique blends: Kewra pairs well with woody, musky, and even spicy notes, making it versatile for niche and luxury perfumes.

Kewra can be a beautiful addition to perfumes due to its sweet, floral, and tropical aroma.

Here’s how it can be used effectively in perfumery:

1. As a Top Note:
   • Kewra’s light, fresh qualities make it an excellent choice for a top note, creating an initial impression that is uplifting and exotic.
2. Blending with Other Notes:
   • Floral Notes: Combine kewra with jasmine, rose, or lily to enhance the floral complexity.
   • Woody and Earthy Notes: Pair it with sandalwood, cedarwood, or patchouli to balance its sweetness with depth.
   • Fruity Accents: Blend kewra with citrus or fruity notes like bergamot or peach for a bright and tropical touch.
3. In Aromatic Accords:
   • Use kewra to add a unique tropical nuance to oriental or gourmand perfumes, enriching their character.

Here are some perfumes that feature kewra as a key ingredient:

1. KAZIMA Kewra Attar: A natural, non-alcoholic perfume with a fresh and floral kewra scent. It’s suitable for both men and women.
2. Kannauj Kewra Attar: Known for its sweet, floral fragrance with refreshing notes of hyacinth and honey. This attar offers a soothing and aromatic experience.