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(A) Natural aromatic substances and those classified as perfumes, such as musk, camphor, sandalwood, rose flower, saffron, henna, basil, marshmallow, ginger, cinnamon, elachi, (cardamom), cloves, violet, aloe-wood, benzoin, Ambar, Waris, Kasme, Loubaan, Chameli, Bilaa, Nargis, Khitmi, Oud etc.
(B) Substances which are neither natural aromatics nor classified as animal perfumes, nor used in making perfumes, (e.g. animal fat), can be applied to the body without any restriction.
(C) If substances which are not aromatic by nature but are sometimes used as perfumes, or medicines, and are also used in making perfumes, (e.g. olive oil, mustard oil, sesame oil and coconut oil), are applied to the body as perfumes, then they will be classified with those mentioned in (1A), and will be subject to the same laws.