Tarak Aromatics

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12/03/2015

Rs 10 per 20 gms pouch

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08/03/2015

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08/03/2015

Fragrance is therapeutic and provides employment

One could say that the use of incense burning was the earliest form of Aromatherapy that existed well before French Chemist Rene-Maurice Gattefosse created the modern format for this ancient therapeutic system. Today the use of incense sticks is an accepted part of not just religious ritual in large parts of the world, but a customary means to creating a great ambient atmosphere anywhere. The trade in incense sticks is a few billion dollars and provides huge employment to people worldwide.

At Tarak Aromatics we invest a major part of our R&D into creating exciting new fragrances that is greatly appreciated by customers across the globe. In less than a years’ time we have been able to successfully launch more than 15 different variants which along with our highly popular Camphor tablets has helped us achieve a leadership position in the Indian Market.

08/03/2015

Use of incense in India is a very ancient practice

There are records of religious documents from India that authenticates incense burning and is dated around 5000 B.C. For that matter a look across various ancient civilizations across the world reveals that incense burning in some form was a basic part of religious and social ritual. The ability of smell to evoke a mental condition or an emotional response was considered important for praying and meditation. People had to have one pointed concentration and a calm disposition and that is where the use of incense sticks played a pivotal role.

08/03/2015

Sense of smell more powerful than others

It is scientifically accepted that our olfactory organ which is the name for our organs of smell is nearly 1,000 times more powerful than our other senses. When a smell is perceived by our olfactory organ it travels in super high speed to the center of our cortex in the brain and stimulates our perception of smell recognition right away. This is perhaps the reason why the sense of smell has been a vital part of mans evolution. It is also known that early Homo sapiens could track animals more correctly by sniffing out their trail, which helped in food gathering and hunting.