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Alif Attar Product List in Bangladesh

This is the full list of Alif attars stocked on Arogga, grouped so you can find a fragrance by name. Every listing is an alcohol-free perfume oil — there is no spray or eau de toilette in the range.

Most people arrive here wanting to see what flavours Alif makes rather than to buy one particular bottle, which is why the page is built as a list. The wider shelf sits in Arogga’s Fragrance & Perfume category.

Alif Attar Product Range

Two things separate one Alif listing from another: the bottle size and how the oil is applied. Everything else in these long product names is description.

The series code in each title tells you the size. That is the single most useful thing to know before scrolling:

  • M-25 series — 8ml, and always a roll-on
  • R15 series — 6ml, mostly concentrated oil but a couple of roll-ons too

A roll-on has a ball applicator and goes straight onto skin. A concentrated oil comes in a bottle you dab from, and it is the stronger of the two for the same fragrance.

Neither contains alcohol, and that changes how they behave. An alcohol perfume projects immediately and fades as the alcohol evaporates; an oil sits closer to the skin and releases slowly through the day. People coming to attar from spray perfume often apply too much at first for exactly that reason — the opening is quieter, but it does not stay quiet.

The word Attar changes place depending on which format you are looking at. Roll-ons read Alif {fragrance} Roll On Attar; concentrated oils read Alif Attar {fragrance}. Once you know that, the format is readable from the title alone without reaching the size.

A few fragrances exist in both. Aseel is the clearest case — an 8ml roll-on and a 6ml concentrated oil, same name, two separate bottles.

Alif Attar Signature Roll-Ons

These five draw more interest than anything else Alif sells, and between them they cover the range from sharp to sweet.

Zatax is worth noting on its own. It draws roughly three times the interest of the next bottle, which on a range this wide is a very concentrated preference.

Alif Attar Designer-Inspired Fragrances

Part of the range takes its names from well-known designer scents. These are Alif’s own perfume oils interpreting those fragrance families, which is a long-standing convention in the attar trade rather than anything unusual here.

If you know the fragrance family you like from a spray perfume, these are the quickest route into the range. The oil form concentrates what a spray dilutes, so a little goes considerably further.

Worth setting expectations, though: an interpretation in oil is not a copy. The same fragrance family in a different medium smells related rather than identical, and the oil usually reads warmer and sits closer to the skin than the spray it takes its name from.

Alif Attar Traditional and Arabic Fragrances

The Arabic-named bottles sit closer to classic attar territory — woods, musk and mukhallat blends rather than the fresh top notes of the designer-inspired side.

Sidra, Nazneen and Aseel share almost identical wording in their titles — all three read Premium Long-Lasting Fresh & Pure Perfume Oil. The fragrance name is the only part that distinguishes them, so it is the part to record if you find one you like. Compare them against the wider Attar shelf.

Mukhallat deserves a note of its own. It is not a fragrance name but a description: a blend of several oils rather than a single note. So Mukhallat Hind is a blended attar in the Indian style, and the word tells you about the construction rather than the smell.

Alif Attar Floral and Sweet Fragrances

Three more roll-ons round out the 8ml line on the lighter side.

Aroosah, Deeds White, Silver White and Attarfull complete the M-25 series alongside these, Aroosah being the floral one of the four. All three carry near-identical descriptions to the bottles above, so the fragrance name is again the thing to go on.

Alif Attar 6ml Concentrated Perfume Oil

The R15 series is the stronger format. These come in a dab bottle rather than a roll-on, and the smaller size reflects concentration rather than a lesser product.

Because these are stronger, the usual advice is to apply less than you would from a roll-on and let it settle before deciding whether to add more.

The R15 series is also where most of the designer-inspired names sit — Absolu Armani and Tom Ford Noir are both concentrated oils rather than roll-ons. If you are buying that side of the range, you are mostly buying 6ml bottles.

Alif Attar 6ml Roll-On

Two bottles sit between the two formats: roll-ons carrying the R15 code, so 6ml rather than the usual 8ml.

The Alif Sultan Roll-On Attar 6ml (R15) and the Alif Bakhour Roll-On Attar 6ml (R15) are the exceptions to the rule that R15 means a dab bottle. Bakhour takes its name from the incense tradition — bakhoor is the woodchip incense burned in homes across the Gulf and in Bangladesh, so the name signals a smoky, resinous direction rather than a fresh one. That places it firmly on the traditional side of the range.

Popular Alif Attar Fragrances

Ranked by how often each bottle is searched for by name.

Alif Zatax Roll-On Attar 8ml

Well ahead of the rest, Alif Zatax Roll-On Attar 8ml (M25) is the bottle people come looking for.

Alif Chairman Roll-On Attar 8ml

Second by some distance, Alif Chairman Roll-On Attar 8ml (M25) holds the next place.

Alif Joopi Roll On Attar 8ml

Among the designer-inspired bottles, Alif Joopi Roll On Attar 8ml draws the steadiest interest.

Alif Chocolate Vanilla Roll On Attar 8ml

For anything sweet, Alif Chocolate Vanilla Roll On Attar 8ml is where people go.

Alif Royal Mirage Roll On Attar 8ml

Just behind it, Alif Royal Mirage Roll On Attar 8ml rounds out the top five.

Alif Sultan Roll-On Attar 6ml

Of the 6ml bottles, Alif Sultan Roll-On Attar 6ml (R15) attracts the most attention.

What Changes the Price

Series first. M-25 bottles hold 8ml and R15 bottles 6ml, so the code in the title is a price signal before you have read anything else.

Format second. A concentrated oil and a roll-on are not priced on the same terms even at the same volume, because the oil is the stronger preparation and lasts proportionally longer per application.

That makes a straight millilitre comparison misleading here in a way it is not on shampoo or lotion. A 6ml concentrated oil can outlast an 8ml roll-on despite holding a quarter less, because the amount used each time is smaller. If you are weighing the two formats against each other, think in applications rather than in millilitres.

Fragrance third, and least. Within a series the bottles sit close together, which means choosing between them is a question of what you want to smell like rather than what you want to spend.

That is unusual, and it is worth saying plainly: on most brand pages the expensive decision is which product. Here it is which series. Pick the size first and the fragrance afterwards, and the budget takes care of itself.

About Alif Attar

Alif Attar is a Bangladesh-based attar and concentrated perfume brand with roots dating back to 2008, when it began as Alif Perfumery House. The business later evolved into Alif Attar Company in 2016 and expanded its fragrance portfolio across multiple scent categories.

The brand offers concentrated perfume oils, attars, oud-based fragrances, floral blends, oriental scents, and other niche fragrance options. Its collections include a wide variety of fragrance profiles, with popular names such as Aseel, Pure Black, and Blue Wave.

Alif Attar sources fragrance ingredients from multiple international markets and focuses on offering diverse scent choices for daily wear, special occasions, and customers who prefer alcohol-free concentrated perfume formats.

Buy Alif Attar Online in Bangladesh

All the bottles listed above can be ordered. Series, volume and current price sit on each product page, and the grid shows the whole range at once for anyone comparing fragrances rather than hunting for one.

For sprays and other fragrance formats, Arogga’s Women’s Fragrances and Women’s Deodorant & Roll On sections carry alternatives from other brands.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the full Alif Attar list on Arogga?

The sections above are the current list, grouped by fragrance style. It covers the 8ml M-25 roll-ons and the 6ml R15 series, and it reflects live stock rather than a fixed catalogue, so it stays accurate as fragrances come and go.

2. What do M-25 and R15 mean in the product names?

They are series codes, and each maps to a bottle size. M-25 is 8ml and always a roll-on. R15 is 6ml, usually a concentrated oil, though Sultan and Bakhour are R15 roll-ons.

3. What is the Alif Attar price in Bangladesh?

It follows the series and the format more than the fragrance. The 8ml M-25 roll-ons sit at one level and the 6ml R15 oils at another. Every bottle shows its price on its own page.

4. What is the difference between a roll-on and a concentrated oil?

A roll-on has a ball applicator and goes straight onto the skin. A concentrated oil is dabbed from the bottle and is the stronger preparation, so less is needed per application.

5. Which Alif fragrances come in both sizes?

Aseel is the clearest example, listed as an 8ml roll-on and a 6ml concentrated oil. They share a name and nothing else, so check the format and the size rather than matching on the fragrance alone.

6. আলিফ আতরের লিস্টে কী কী আছে?

আলিফের সব আতরই পারফিউম অয়েল, কোনো স্প্রে বা অ্যালকোহলযুক্ত পারফিউম নেই। ৮ মিলি রোল-অন বোতলগুলো M-25 সিরিজের, আর ৬ মিলি কনসেনট্রেটেড অয়েলগুলো R15 সিরিজের। উপরের তালিকায় এই মুহূর্তে যেসব ফ্লেভার পাওয়া যাচ্ছে সবগুলোই আছে।

7. Are the designer-named Alif attars the same as the original perfumes?

No. They are Alif’s own perfume oils interpreting those fragrance families, which is a normal convention in the attar trade. The product pages describe them as inspired-by rather than as the originals.