Mukhalat Attar

Name: Mukhalat Attar
SKU: ATMUK
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Natural Indian attars are traditional, alcohol-free perfume oils made from botanicals such as flowers, herbs, roots, and resins, distilled in a base of pure sandalwood oil and providing an alcohol-free alternative to conventional perfumes.

Mukhallat Attar is a rich, warm and deeply layered fragrance that brings together the best of floral, woody, spicy and musky notes.
The name “Mukhallat” comes from Arabic and literally means “mixture” or “blend”—a reference to the traditional method of combining high-quality, pre-distilled fragrance components into a complex and long-lasting perfume oil.
This attar is sensual, exotic and refined, with a subtle freshness and earthy undertone that keeps the whole in balance.

SKU: ATMUK Category: Attars Tags: Arabic, Attar, India, Mukhallat

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Fragrance profile

Top notes Saffron, almond — warm, spicy and slightly sweet with a refined opening.

Heart notes Jasmine, rose — floral elegance with an exciting, sensual flair.

Base notes Oud, amber, musk — deep, woody and balsamic with an earthy depth.

Core features

Deep & warm A fragrance that unfolds slowly and leaves a lasting impression.

Floral & sensual Floral heart notes provide a subtle, exciting softness.

Woody & spicy Oudh and saffron bring depth and character, without being overpowering.

Musky & Earthy Musk and amber provide a soft, grounding base.

Long-lasting & complex The fragrance evolves on the skin and lingers for hours.

Ingredients

Oudh (agarwood)

Amber

Almond

Jasmine

Saffron

Rose

Musk

Indian sandalwood oil as a carrier

Use & Benefits

Skin application Apply 1–2 drops to warm areas such as wrist, neck or behind the ear.

Aromatherapy Has a harmonizing and uplifting effect; ideal for emotional balance and relaxation.

Special Occasions A luxurious fragrance for evening wear, ceremonies or intimate moments.

Daily use For those who love an elegant, layered fragrance with character.

Blends & combinations

Eastern depth
Mukhallat : Oud : Amber = 3 : 1 : 1 → Strengthens the wood base and adds extra warmth.

Floral and soft
Mukhallat : Rose : Jasmine = 4 : 1 : 1 → A feminine, floral variant with romantic flair.

Spicy and mystical
Mukhallat : Saffron : Cardamom = 5 : 1 : 0.5 → Spicy and refined with an exotic twist.

Carrier oil blend for daily use
1–2 drops of Mukhallat per teaspoon of jojoba or almond oil → For a skin-friendly, subtle layer of fragrance.

Recommendations

Store in a dark, airtight bottle at room temperature.

Allow the fragrance to develop slowly — Mukhallat has an evolving character.

Combine with lighter attars for a layered, personal fragrance experience.

Note favorite proportions for repetition and personalization.

Traditional with the Deg and Bhapka method

Traditional attars are produced using the Deg and Bhapka method, a two-stage hydrodistillation process in copper stills: a large Deg (degh) and a smaller Bhapka.

In the Deg, botanical materials are boiled with water, after which the aromatic steam is passed through a bamboo tube (Chonga) to the Bhapka, which is filled with base oil such as sandalwood.

The vapour condenses, and after a second distillation with fresh oil, the concentrated attar is produced.

First distillate

In the Bhapka the steam condenses against the cooled metal. The resulting hydrosol forms on top of the base oil. This first distillate produces a fresh, refined fragrance with floral and woody accents.

Second refinement and maturation

The first distillate is redistilled with fresh base oil. This second phase concentrates and deepens the aroma. Afterwards, the concentrated attar oil is transferred into traditional leather bottles and aged in the sun for several days, resulting in a silky, richly rounded fragrance.

How do you use attars?

Direct application to the skin

Apply a very small drop of attar to warm skin areas such as wrists, neck or behind the ears. The concentrated oil diffuses a subtle and long-lasting fragrance. Let the attar soak in for a few seconds before putting on clothes or using other products.

Mixtures and perfume blends

You can mix attars with neutral carrier oils (e.g. jojoba or almond oil) to soften the scent or make the product more economical. Add 1–2 drops of attar per teaspoon of carrier oil and test the ratio on a scent strip or your wrist. Experiment with combinations of different attars to create unique perfume compositions.

Aromatherapy and diffuser

Put 3–5 drops of attar in an aroma diffuser or aroma lamp. The heat or steam distributes the scent evenly throughout the room. Choose scented candles or electric diffusers that are suitable for pure essential oils.

Tips for optimal use

Always perform a sensitivity test first by applying 1 drop diluted to a small area of skin.
Store attars in dark, airtight bottles at room temperature, out of direct sunlight.
Combine attars with light perfume spray for a layered fragrance experience.
Adjust the quantity as needed: a few drops can already provide sufficient intensity.
Note your favorite mixing ratio for repetition in future perfumes.

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Mitti Atar	Earthy, rainy	Meditative, grounding
Kesar (Saffron)	Spicy, leathery	Accent note
Sandalwood Attar	Creamy, spicy	Fixative, base
Majmua 96	Fresh, spiritual	Chypre, meditative
Musk Amber	Powdery, warm	Soft base
Mukhalat	Oriental, floral	Ready to wear or blend
Choya Nakh	Smoky, mineral	Bold compositions
Bakhoor Attar	Smoky, balsamic, floral	Oriental base note, home fragrance

What is Mukhallat?

Mukhallat (also spelled mukalut, mukhallet, or mokhalat) is an Arabic word meaning “mixture.” In the world of perfumery, it refers to a traditional, alcohol-free perfume oil that is not distilled, but carefully formulated from already distilled fragrance components. Think of precious ingredients such as oud, amber, rose, musk and various essential oils and resins. The result? A unique, complex and long-lasting fragrance experience that develops elegantly on the skin.

Features of Mukhallat Attars

🌿 Originating in the Middle East Deeply rooted in the Arabian fragrance tradition, Mukhallat uses ingredients that are culturally and spiritually significant to the region.

🧪 A refined blend of oils Not a single oil, but a harmonious mix of natural fragrances and extracts. Each composition is unique.

🌸 Unique fragrance compositions Depending on the ratio of ingredients, the scent varies from floral and woody to fruity and musky.

🚫 Alcohol-Free Traditional mukhallats are completely oil-based, ideal for those looking for pure, natural perfumes without alcohol.

⏳ Complex and long-lasting The fragrance develops in layers and lingers subtly on the skin for hours.

👑 Rich and luxurious Due to its high-quality ingredients and artisanal composition, Mukhallat is often associated with royal perfumes and refined elegance.