Attar for Pooja & Meditation
An attar used for prayer has to be alcohol free, and it has to be the right note — the ones Indian households have always used are sandalwood, tulsi, kesar and the temple blends. Peflora's attars carry no alcohol, so all of them can be used this way.
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Chandan
Sandalwood is the traditional temple note and the one most often used for tilak and meditation. It is quiet, warm and does not distract.
Tulsi
Green and clean rather than sweet. Tulsi is the note people choose when they want something restrained for daily prayer.
Shyam Darbar
A darbar blend — the fuller, warmer style of temple fragrance, closer to incense than to a single flower.
Why alcohol free matters here
Alcohol-based perfume is avoided in worship by many households. These are fragrance oils with no alcohol in the formula, which is what makes them suitable.
Common questions
Which attar is used for pooja?
Sandalwood (chandan) is the most traditional, followed by tulsi, kesar and darbar blends such as Shyam Darbar. Rose and mogra are also commonly offered.
Is Peflora attar alcohol free for prayer?
Yes — Peflora's attars are oil-based with no alcohol, which is the requirement most households apply when choosing an attar for worship.
Can the same attar be worn and used for pooja?
Yes. These are the same bottles — many customers keep one chandan or tulsi attar for both daily wear and prayer.