Alcohol-Free Attars & Perfumes
Peflora's attars are fragrance oil, not spirit. That changes two things a shopper actually notices: alcohol is what stings sensitive skin, and it is what makes a scent bloom loudly for an hour and then disappear. An oil sits close to the skin and keeps releasing through the day.
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Why oil instead of spirit
Alcohol carries fragrance into the air quickly — that is why a spray is loud early and gone by afternoon. An attar is the fragrance oil itself, so it warms with your skin and releases slowly.
Kinder on sensitive skin
Alcohol strips oil from the skin's surface, which is the sting some people feel from a spray. If perfume has ever irritated your wrists or neck, an oil is worth trying.
Used for prayer and daily wear
Because there is no alcohol in the formula, these are worn by customers who avoid alcohol-based perfume for religious reasons.
A little goes a long way
One dab at each wrist and one at the neck is the whole application — a 6 ml roll-on lasts most people several weeks.
Common questions
Are Peflora attars really alcohol free?
Yes. Peflora's attars are oil-based with no alcohol in the formula, which is why they can be worn for prayer and by people who react to spray perfume.
Will an alcohol-free attar last as long as a spray?
It behaves differently rather than worse. A spray projects further in the first hour; an oil stays closer to the skin but keeps releasing for much longer, so it is usually still there when the spray has gone.
How should I apply an attar?
Dab or roll a small amount onto the pulse points — inside the wrists and either side of the neck. Do not rub your wrists together, as that crushes the top notes.