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What can I say, I agree with everyone here that this is not a perfume.
In India, there is an attar called "Mitti Attar." It basically contains 2 ingredients: clay distillate and sandalwood oil. These are mixed in a ratio of about 20/80.
Since I had a sample of Le Mitti at home, I quickly mixed it myself. Here, it contains alcohol, in a different ratio. And that was a good thing, as it lasted longer on the skin and had something of a perfume.
This can certainly be tested further with, for example, rose or other ingredients.
So, in short: Alone, it is useless, but great for further processing.
In India, there is an attar called "Mitti Attar." It basically contains 2 ingredients: clay distillate and sandalwood oil. These are mixed in a ratio of about 20/80.
Since I had a sample of Le Mitti at home, I quickly mixed it myself. Here, it contains alcohol, in a different ratio. And that was a good thing, as it lasted longer on the skin and had something of a perfume.
This can certainly be tested further with, for example, rose or other ingredients.
So, in short: Alone, it is useless, but great for further processing.
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