Nabab Bakhoor Attar 3.5 ml

Summary:

My younger brother Abdullah is very much in love with Bakhoor these days. First, Jarf's vial was emptied at full speed, now Bakhoor is behind Bakhoor. I like it so much that I can't even give it to another scent. So I also can't sit in peace without uncovering the reason for something. So the result of my Nachorbanda investigation came with a charming aroma. In the name of Bakhoor, I first thought it only had spicy notes. Because the name of Attar is very similar to the regional name of a spice. More curiosity was suppressed to know the history of Bakhoor. Bakhoor generally refers to small pieces or chips of wood. Bakhoor is one of the fragrances given to the baby Prophet Jesus. Bakhoor is the aromatic smoke produced by burning agarwood chips or pieces of various aromatic ingredients surrounded by sugar-syrup. When these chips are burned slowly, they emit a more aromatic aroma. Rasulullah (SAW) used Bakhoor specially in Jumaba. A hydro-distillation method is used to obtain this bakhoo perfume from the wood chips of the Mimusops elegani moulsari tree. Ancient Egyptians and Romans also used Bacchus in abundance. Bacchus were widely used for important ceremonies such as the canonization of bishops and churches. Bakhoor perfume is not only a way to avoid unpleasant smells but also a way to refresh your mind and heart. This perfume has a deep subconscious effect. Works great to bring back all your positive memories or cultivate good thoughts and feelings. Bakhoor perfume can be applied on neck, elbows, hands etc. Bakhoor removes the mind from worldly impurities and opens it to spirituality. Moreover, it rejuvenates the mind, brings calm, uplifted and inspired feelings and nourishes the mood with harmonious beauty. Age does not affect the effectiveness of Bakhoor Attar and there is no harm in its regular use.