December 8, 2021: Indian ayurvedic skincare brand Forest Essentials has launched two intense perfume body mists: Sunehre Din (Radiant Days) and Chandani Raatein (Moonlit Nights).
The fragrances have been prepared using fine ingredients sourced from different parts of India at the height of their potency. These botanicals are then steam-distilled for their pure essential oils and floral waters, prepared with a base of Pure Grain Alcohol and hand-blended into two distinct artisanal fragrances. The perfumes contain pure Aloe Vera juice to hydrate the skin as well as leaving it perfumed with a long-lasting aroma of essential oils.
Recommended as a day perfume, Sunehre Din begins with a top note of Rose Absolute that adds a sparkling dimension to the blend. Hand-plucked from the verdant gardens of Kannauj, the Desi Gulab is known to uplift the spirit and soul. The blend of Kashmiri Saffron and Marigold form the layered notes for this fragrance, adding a magical sweet hint to awaken the senses. At the base of this fragrance is a drift of sparkling Maulshree (tiny, yellow flowers) that is evocative of a refreshing experience. The Maulshree tree was prized by Mughals for its ornamental look as well.
Recommended as an after dusk perfume, this seductive scent begins with a top note of Ruh Motiya (jasmine essence) that lend a soft sensuality to the fragrance. Sourced from Madurai in South India, these coveted Jasmine flowers are plucked at dawn when the first rays set in and their intoxicating fragrance is at its zenith, with their petals freshly covered in dew. Infused with fragrant Golden Champa (magnolia) and enticing Raat ki Raani (night blooming jasmine), Chandani Raatein finishes with a sensorial base note of a deeply opulent Sandalwood that has a harmonious and calming effect on the senses.
The Intense Perfume Body Mists, Sunehre Din and Chandani Raatein are priced at INR 4,800, come in a standard size of 100ml and may be purchased on ForestEssentialsIndia.com and across all Forest Essentials standalone stores across India.
