Indian Perfumes: Ancestral Scents

El fragrance It has been used since very remote times, the Egyptians being the first to leave traces of its existence. Over time, different cultures have begun to use fragrances for different purposes, while in East Asia it was related to artistic movements, the European nobility gave it an exclusive use. Nowadays anyone can freely access them, they are easily accessible for anyone and have scents for all kinds of situations.

In case you did not know, we will tell you that in the India various are made fragrances and perfumes in a traditional way, based on some natural oils that do not contain alcohol or chemicals. It is worth mentioning that in the markets of the country you can find a series of perfumes made from flowers lotus, jasmine, magnolia, sandalwood, roses, etc, and they not only smell good but are also really soft and gentle on the skin. Would you dare to buy one?

The tradition of aromas in india It is really old, in ancient texts we can find references to perfumes made based on flowers extracted from certain regions of India such as Mysore, the Himalayas, and Ceylon to make these perfumes that were not only marketed in the country but in other localities of Asia and North Africa. According to history, Hindu perfumes they were formerly used in religious rites to ward off evil spirits and disease. Today perfumes are made for another purpose, and are of good quality and very cheap.