Arabic Perfume Suppliers in Namibia

What is Arabic Perfume ?

Arabic perfume, also known as attar or oud, is a type of fragrance that has been highly prized for centuries due to its unique and complex scents.

Arabic Perfume Suppliers in Namibia

Arabic Perfume Namibia is a Wholesale & Supply Store, located at: Arimas street Cimbebasia, NA Windhoek, Namibia.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is Arab perfume so expensive?

Oud, one of the most popular ingredients in Arab perfume, is also known as agarwood. The oud fragrance oil — which can run thousands of dollars per pound for the highest quality — is extracted from agarwood, the resinous heartwood of a fungus-infected aquilaria tree.

Do Arab perfumes last?

These perfumes are not only long-lasting, but they are exotic and carry a strong touch of local traditions. In the Middle East, perfume is actually considered a powerful statement about individuality. Well, it’s not their personal beliefs about perfume that make it smell so good and last all day and night.

Why is Arab perfume so good?

As oil can be absorbed very easily, the skin will be smelling great for hours. Spices, oud, agarwood, sandalwood, and musk are some of the most luxurious and exotic ingredients used for creating Eastern perfumes. All of them also contribute to the authenticity and originality of these types of fragrances.

Are Arab perfumes stronger?

Arabic fragrances are usually more intense and stronger, due to the culture and also due to the heat.

What is the most expensive perfume in Arabic?

Multiple Guinness World Record holding perfume. The Spirit of Dubai Parfums by Nabeel, an ultra-luxury fragrance brand from the UAE has unveiled SHUMUKH, the world’s most expensive and luxurious unisex perfume, valued at AED 4.752 million /US $ 1.295 million.

What is the difference between Arabic and original perfume?

So, when you think of Arabic fragrances versus the western ones, it’s really a cultural shift through the scents of different lands. Simply put, Arabic fragrances are intense and strong- often oud based, while western perfumes have more of a fresh and light appeal.

What are some facts about Arabic perfumes?

Arabian countries are Islamic countries and traditionally, Arabic perfumes are free from alcohol. In Arabic perfumery, precious ingredients such as oud, jasmine, musk, and amber have been used to blend strong and unique oil fragrances.

What do Muslims call perfume?

The word ‘attar’, ‘ittar’ or ‘itra’ is believed to have been derived from the Persian word itir, which is in turn derived from the Arabic word ‘itr (عطر), meaning ‘perfume’.

What is the spiritual perfume in Islam?

Beginning with Islam, non-alcoholic perfume concentrates or ‘attar’ have been a part of ‘Sunnah’ or prophetic tradition including the practice of burning agarwood (oud) chips in the form of ‘bakhoor’ or incense on ornate Arabic incense burners called ‘Mabkharah.

Why do Arabic perfumes last longer?

Not only do these little bottles of goodness smell heavenly, but they also do more than just sit and look pretty – both on your dresser and on your skin. Swiss Arabian perfume oils are highly concentrated and can last much longer because they do not contain any alcohol.