Bakhoor Air Freshener 300ml – Al-Rehab Crown Perfumes Room Spray

Bakhoor (also spelled bakhour or bukhoor) is the scented wood chips burned in Arab, Somali and North and West African homes to welcome guests. This Al-Rehab Crown Perfumes bakhoor air freshener gives you that warm, smoky-sweet scent in a spray: no charcoal, no smoke, no burner. A few sprays and the room smells of amber, soft woods and vanilla.

Why shoppers love it

• Warm bakhoor scent: amber and woody notes with a sweet vanilla heart and a soft floral finish
• No smoke, no charcoal: the feel of burning bakhoor in a quick, clean spray
• Big 300 ml can for everyday use
• Al-Rehab, the UAE fragrance house known for its perfume oils since 1975
• For any room: living room, bedroom, bathroom, closets, car or prayer space

Fragrance notes

• Top: amber, woody notes
• Heart: vanilla, woody notes
• Base: fruity and floral notes

How to use

1. Shake the can well.
2. Hold it upright and spray into the middle of the room, away from your face.
3. A few short sprays are enough. Spray toward curtains or a sofa from a distance for a longer-lasting scent.

Safety: flammable. For room use only. Do not spray on skin, food or pets, do not inhale directly, and keep away from flames, heat and children. Do not reuse the can.

Pair it with

• Al-Rehab Red Rose Room Spray, a rich rose scent
• Aroosah Air Freshener by Al-Rehab
• Lattafa Khamrah Dukhan Air Freshener, another smoky oud-style scent
• Egyptian Amber Air Freshener
• Bilqis Arabian Incense (Mamool), for real bakhoor burning

Product details

• Brand: Al-Rehab / Crown Perfumes
• Scent: Bakhoor (amber, woods, vanilla)
• Size: 300 ml (10.1 fl oz)
• Made in: United Arab Emirates
• Ingredients: Alcohol Denat, Butane, Propane, Dipropylene Glycol, Parfum, Hexyl Cinnamal, Hydroxycitronellal, Linalool

Pick up in Chicago or ship anywhere in the U.S.

Buy 1, 2, 5 or 10 cans. Pick up at Yado African & Caribbean Market, 1651 E 87th St, Chicago, or order online for fast U.S. shipping.

Frequently asked questions

What is bakhoor?

Bakhoor is wood chips soaked in fragrant oils and burned on charcoal as home incense. This spray captures that scent without burning anything.

Bakhoor, bakhour or bukhoor – which is right?

All three. They're different spellings of the same Arabic word.

How long does the scent last?

Usually a few hours in a closed room. Spraying soft furnishings from a distance helps it last longer.

Can I spray it on clothes?

It's made for rooms. Test on a hidden spot first if you mist fabrics, and never spray it on skin.