A very exciting, unique material - pairs beautifully with oud, cypriol ect.
I just applied a little to my skin. It has a super amber quality like norlimbanol, but not as sharp; it's more rounded, warmer, and softer. Slightly sweet facets.
I wanted to compare this to saffraliene as I adore it, and although this natural saffron is quite different, they compliment each other and work well together in leather accords. Particularly interesting in green leather with oakmoss, patchouli and galbanum oil. So I'll be using this saffron in my natural formulas and also in combination with saffraliene, in my mixed media formulas. I love both!
This is the "bell-pepper green" you've been looking for. Very potent stuff.
This is different from essential oils in that it has a roundness and polished aspect lacking from straight frankincense oils. Lively, resinous, and memorable.
A very fine myrrh and quite powerful at even 50%. Characteristic and Long lasting.
Bitter orange is one of my favorite citrus notes, and this oil is really great! It smells like freshly squeezed orange. In the opening it’s very juicy and fresh, and then it transforms into a nice orange peel note. It reminds me of summer.
I used to use denatured alcohol from a cheaper company that absolutely REEKS of ethanol for my perfumes, so i started spending a bit more and find that this perfumers alcohol is much better and MUCH more appropriate than I thought!
This is a delicious vanilla scent. I have a floral vanilla, and a gourmand. And this one sits more like a natural vanilla - not between the two, but outside of them. And it's more beautiful in a DPG 20% dilution.
Warm, sweet, and slightly floral, works well to round out rose and floral accords.