Attar Kewda
Heady, pungent and very tenacious, Kewda (pandanus) is an extremely volatile oil extracted from a giant East Indian tropical flower. It is most frequently distilled into sandalwood oil as an attar, which helps to fix it. Kewda has a very particular scent, which is exotic, alluring and strange – it is very sharp and somewhat peppery and vinegar-like in its pungent top note, yet quickly develops into a sweet honeyed floral note reminiscent of hyacinth and honeysuckle.
Scents that contain this Note
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Floriental yet fresh, Charisma is all about charming olfactory contrasts.
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Gardenia soliflore that is lighthearted and at the same time voluptuous. With rare essences of jonquille, East Indian sandalwood, kewda and cardamom.
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