Mukhallat Misali
Introducing Mukhallat Misaali, a fragrance known for its softness and long-lasting scent.
It comes in a beautiful glass bottle that's perfect for everyday use. With woody top notes, musky heart notes, and a base of amber, it offers a subtle and elegant fragrance experience.
Perfect for those who love a lasting, understated scent that's great for any occasion.
Fragrance notes
Top Notes - Woody
Heart Notes - Musk
Base Notes - Amber
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Unique Blends | Ingredients Sourced Globally | Exquisite Craftsmanship | Premium Quality |
Why Choose This?
- 100% Alcohol Free
- Long Lasting
- Perfect For Everyday Use
How To Use?
Applying attar is an art that requires a delicate touch to achieve the desired effect. Follow these steps for a pleasant and long-lasting fragrance experience:
- Start with Clean Skin: Apply attar to clean, moisturised skin to allow it to blend seamlessly with your natural body chemistry.
- Use Small Amounts: Attar is highly concentrated, so a little goes a long way. Start with a small drop or two and gradually increase if desired.
- Pulse Points: Apply attar to pulse points such as the wrists, neck, and behind the ears. The warmth of these areas will help release the fragrance throughout the day.
- Layering: For a more complex fragrance profile, consider layering different attars or combining attar with other perfumes or oils.
It can also be applied on your clothes.
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