What you'll be able to do
- Make the carrier-oil base every attar is built on
- Blend Chandan, Mogra and Rose attars from that base
- Bottle as roll-ons and know which size suits which buyer
- Price each bottle from its real material cost
- Pack an attar for gifting and festivals
What it costs, what it sells for
Everything inside this course
Module 0 · Start Here 2 Lessons · 4 min
Module 1 · Bottles 1 Lesson · 3 min
Module 2 · The Base — The Lesson Everything Depends On 1 Lesson · 2 min
Module 3 · The Fragrances 3 Lessons · 8 min
Module 4 · Wearing It 1 Lesson · 1 min
Module 5 · Packaging & Gifting 1 Lesson · 4 min
Bonus · The Bilingual Attar Formula & Preparation Guide (PDF) 1 Lesson · 1 min
Three attars you will be able to blend
Who ends up selling these
Homemakers
A small, high-value product you can make on a table and post in an envelope.
Students and side-hustlers
Low material cost per bottle and a product people re-buy.
Gift and hamper sellers
Roll-on attars fit a hamper and lift its perceived value.
Existing beauty sellers
Add a fragrance line to a shop that already has the customers.
Bottles, roll-ons and gifting
Bottles, roll-ons and caps
Types, sizes and what each one signals to a buyer.
Why the base decides everything
Get the carrier blend right and the fragrance lasts on skin instead of vanishing.
Packing for gifting
How to present a bottle so it can be given, not just sold.
Everything you need to start
From your own table
Beakers, a dropper and a weighing scale.
Materials you can source locally
Carrier oils, fragrance and bottles — all available in India.
Filmed one attar at a time
Each fragrance is its own lesson, from base to finished bottle.
Meet your instructor
Jaya Maheshwari
Jaya runs two crafts from the same work table: nail art — from first prep and shaping to the gel designs bridal and party clients book her for — and traditional attar and roll-on perfume blending. NailArt Shala and Perfume Shala are both hers, and both start from zero.