Perfumes/Aromatics/Toiletries of Ladakh

Traditional products made using locally-sourced ingredients such as herbs, flowers, and other natural materials. These products are an important part of the local culture, and are used for personal grooming and for use in religious ceremonies.

One of the traditional perfumes that is made in Ladakh is called “guge” which is made from a combination of ingredients such as juniper, cedar, and other herbs. This perfume is considered to be very aromatic, and is used for personal grooming as well as for use in religious ceremonies.

Ladakh is also famous for its traditional incense sticks, which are made from a variety of locally-sourced ingredients such as juniper, cedar, and other herbs. The incense sticks are used for religious ceremonies and also for personal use.

Other traditional toiletries and grooming products that are made in Ladakh include soaps, shampoos, and other personal care items. These products are made using natural ingredients such as herbs and flowers, and are considered to be gentle on the skin.

In Ladakh, the traditional perfumes, aromatics, and toiletries are passed down through generations and considered as a cultural heritage of the region. The making of these products is also considered as a cottage industry and it supports the local economy.