This is the same as the rum.
I think it's a top note, and it's great to use as a point to start.
I tried it with benzaldehyde, orange essential oil and manzanate, rose base. and it was nice.

This is one of, if not the best Myrrh absolutes I have worked with so far. A little bit more math, but it's well worth it for the ease of use compared to the raw material.

I've enjoyed adding dashes of Vetikolacetat into a number of different experiments, where as stated in the material's description it can impart a surprising effect depending on its dosage and materials you combine it with. A lovely material to have in your collection and you don't need to use much to get the best out of it.

Buying it again to make a new concoction. To me, it's so airy and beautiful to the extent that I want to add it to everything.

The ultimate material that evokes the sensation of compote apricots and luxurious suede!
Add a touch of this material to a simple Osmanthus accord.
What lingers on the mouillette is the essence of Osmanthus in full bloom.
I live in Japan, and I know a place where Osmanthus blooms endlessly.
It's like being right there!

This Rose Essence is so real and true and yet better than many if not all rose essential oils I have utilized. It is rich yet delicate and wearing it on my wrist neat I cannot stop wondering at its beauty throughout the day. I plan to replace all other rose oils with it in my formulae. Highly recommended.

This one here is the best ever jasmine sambac replacer. I use it as an one to one replacer, works very good, extremely hard to tell the difference, of course the jasmine sambac is superior because it's a natural product but I'm very happy with the Jasmine Imperial from frater works, thanks Jamie and Paul

Must have item if you are looking for some modern green notes in your perfume.

Dry and intense. A good addition to leather accords. Mind that Suederal needs a little bit of DPG for miscibility with alcohol.

It's difficult n͟o͟t͟ to want this the star of the show. A minty fresh, cooling leather. Royal Leather is a clean and powerful base.

Wow. Move over, Methyl Pamplemousse, there's a new sheriff in town.
A transformative, multi-faceted grapefruit that extends well past the top note. Offered the first breath of life to a challenging composition.

A warm, rich, wood. Remarkably reminiscent of pressing your nose to a drained wine ageing barrel—tannins & all. Dries down to brown sugar oatmeal? Superb.

This has become a new favourite for boosting freshness at the top. It gives a hint of fresh sundrenched cotton off of the line. Clean and sparse, so it plays very well in formulas.

Rare quality materials available at small sizes

Truly a 3D-pop feature using this material