Premium & Signature Attars
The premium end of the range is where the concentration goes up and the raw materials change — heavier oud, more saffron, longer development on the skin. The Qimmah signature attars are the top of that shelf.
How to choose
What makes an attar premium
Concentration and raw material. A premium attar carries more of the expensive oils — oud resin, saffron — and less of the carrier, so it develops over hours rather than minutes.
The Qimmah series
Three signature attars, each a complete composition rather than a single note. They are the longest-developing fragrances Peflora makes.
Wear less of it
The stronger the attar, the smaller the dose. A premium attar applied heavily will read as harsh; applied lightly it opens out slowly.
Best kept for occasions
These suit weddings, evenings and winter — settings where a fragrance has room to develop and is meant to be noticed.
Common questions
What is the Qimmah series?
Qimmah is Peflora's signature line — three composed attars (The Signature, Final Signature and Eternal Signature) that sit at the top of the range in both concentration and price.
Why do premium attars cost more?
They carry more of the expensive raw materials — oud resin and saffron in particular — and less carrier oil, so both the ingredient cost and the concentration are higher.
Are premium attars stronger?
Yes, and they should be applied more sparingly. A single small dab is enough; the fragrance then develops over several hours rather than announcing itself at once.

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