Kasturi Hina Attar
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Kasturi Hina Attar is derived from the leaves of Hina plant. Hina is scientifically known as Lawsonia Inermis, and belongs to the family of the Lynthrace. It survives only where the minimum temperatures stay above 50 0 Fahrenheit or 11 Celsius. It can easily endure extreme heat and long droughts. Its leaves have a lawsone, red-orange dye, and the highest dye concentration in the central vein.
| Botanical Name | Myristica Fragrans |
|---|---|
| Origin | It is native to India. |
| Method of Extraction & Part of Plant Used | It is extracted by Hydro-Distillation process. Leaves of Hina plant are used to extract this perfume oil. |
| Properties | It is light yellowish to brown in colour. |
| Aroma | It possesses intense, warm and enchanting fragrance. |
| Blends Well With | It blends well with Indian Sandalwood essential oil and other perfume oils. |
| Precautions | Pregnant women should seek proper medical advice before using this traditional perfume oil. |
This traditional perfume oil is used by several industries some of them are listed below.
Cosmetic industry: As this traditional perfume oil has skin friendly nature and healing properties, it is widely used to cure various skin ailments. It is also utilized in the formulation of myriad cosmetic products such as lotions, skin creams, gels and many others.
Perfumery industry: Due to its highly refreshing floral and woodsy whiff, it is used extensively in the production of exotic perfumes as well as other aromatic products such as room fresheners, incense sticks, scented candles etc.
Aromatherapy: In the aromatherapy treatments this traditional perfume oil is broadly used with the aromatherapy methods to provide relief against mental ailments. It has highly calming as well as soothing effect on mind and body this is the main reason why it is highly effective in curing patient’s sufering from apprehension, anxious and depressed conditions.
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