The traditional Moroccan incense blend or spiritual aromatherapy mixture you described is not a culinary recipe, but rather a combination of ingredients used for their soothing properties and spiritual significance. These types of blends are deeply rooted in Moroccan culture and are often utilized in ceremonies, meditation, and to promote positive energy within the home. Let's examine each ingredient you listed in greater detail. Oud, also known as agarwood, is a highly prized fragrant wood, often referred to as "liquid gold" due to its deep, warm scent. Maska houra, or mastic, and powder of amber and Oud refer to a specific variety renowned for its intensity and longevity, commonly employed in spiritual practices for its grounding and calming effects. Serghina, which translates to "handmade" in English, likely refers to a handmade component of the incense, possibly a blend of resins, herbs, and spices molded together by hand. Our spiritual preparations, including Serghina, are often highly valued for their unique energy and artisanal quality. handcrafted by Siham Jamai
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That the pure Arabian perfume oils held the world sphere under such a heavy enchantment is not by coincidence. For hundreds of years, these luxurious oils have become treasured not only in the Middle East but increasingly worldwide. Known for their properties of long-lasting effects and unique, charming scents, Arabian perfume oils make an offer that few others from the Western world can match.
The Unique Appeal Of Arabian Perfume Oil
1.1 Rich And Exotic Scents
The perfume oils of Arabia are drawn from these exotic regions and contain high-quality natural ingredients such as oud, rose, and musk. Often simply referred to as "liquid gold," oud carries a deep woody smell. Added to it are roses to make it sweet and earthy-smelling musk to add warmth and depth.
These ingredients combine to create a highly complex smell profile from which Arabian perfume oils easily come into their own, far different from most Western perfumes, which are relatively light and possess synthetic scents.
This art has been passed down from generation to generation for blending these natural elements into a bottle of Arabian perfume oil to give a single user a different, deeply personal scent experience. These oils will change during the day as they mingle with the natural oil in your skin, which is not so in alcohol perfumes.
One of the most attractive features of Arabian perfume oils is their longevity. Unlike the alcohol-based perfumes, which tend to evaporate and smell good only for a short duration, the oil base in these perfumes sticks on the skin, giving a fragrance that lasts for hours, if not the whole day. That speaks not only about the base ingredients but also about how these oils are absorbed into your skin.
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