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Indian Sandalwood (S. album): Requires removal of sapwood before distillation obtained through the steam distillation of chips and billets from the heartwood of various sandalwood tree species found in India.

Main Constituents: Over 90% sesquiterpenes alcohols, including α-santalol (40–60%) and β-santalol (15–25%).

Variability: Composition depends on species, region, tree age, and extraction process.

Scent: Exquisitely soft, sweet, and woody.

Aromatherapy: Used for its soothing       properties.

Australian Sandalwood (S. spicatum): Sapwood not removed prior to distillation obtained through the steam distillation of chips and billets from the heartwood of various sandalwood tree species found in Australia.

Sandalwood powder, derived from the aromatic heartwood of the sandalwood tree, is a treasure revered for its soothing fragrance and therapeutic properties. 

Religious Significance: Used in Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism, and Zoroastrianism for Burning to offer prayer.

Cosmetics/ Therapeutic Use: It enhances beauty and skincare because of its Anti-Inflammatory and Antimicrobial Properties which soothe irritated skin and reduce redness, nourishes the skin, improves elasticity, and evens out skin tone. 

Ruh Gulab also known as Rose Essence, is a special attar perfume oil derived through the traditional Deg & Bhapka Method in Kannauj , Aligarh & Hasayan. 

Ruh Gulab is extracted from fresh rose flowers using a centuries-old method. Approximately four tonnes of hand-picked roses yield just 1 kg of rose essence. The process begins before sunrise, where freshly plucked Damask rose flowers are placed in large copper pots (Degs/Dhegs) with cold water. 

 Khus oil, also known as Vetiver essential oil, is extracted from the roots of the vetiver plant. This clumpy, wild grass is native to India. The oil has a distinctive sharp and earthy scent. Khus oil helps keep the body cool during high temperatures. It soothes feelings of anxiety and nervousness. Its heavy, woody, and spicy scent makes it a valuable ingredient.

Sandali Mitti, also known as Mitti Attar or Soil Essence of First Rain, is a remarkable fragrance that captures the ethereal scent experienced when the first drops of rain fall on parched earth.

Mitti Attar is derived from baked earth (clay or soil). It is traditionally made in Kannauj, a small town in Uttar Pradesh, India. The process involves distilling the fragrance of rain-soaked soil using ancient techniques.