When you open the bottle of this stuff, you can literally notice the cooked plums with a clove bud spiciness as noted. After some minutes on the scent strip, it reveals a juicy peach-like smell. While the red damask one has a lush, rose ketonic fruity and vigorous texture, this one is toned, stone fruity and lively. I have an alba absolute of Bulgaria which is more transparent and creamy but less fruity, bought from WLA years ago. This one is different from it yet quite pleasant in its way. Adorable stuff worth every penny!
Wonderful. It gives life to my compositions. Next time I order more.
An unusual lily floral, yes it's very powerful! I detect some interesting animalic notes in the beginning, which gives it a real vintage character. A floral from another age
This reminds me more of a cold metal censer, after the incense and charcoal have been extinguishes, resiny, burnt and smoky, more than the actual burning fresh incense. I make a lot of incense/resin scents so I'm sure I will put this to good use. Not as long lasting as Olibanum Vulcain though. Thank you for offering such unusual materials!
Pink Acacia smells PINK!!! The blooming month of May in a bottle. Very, very pretty- will be very nice in floral compositions, probably with citrus too.
This stuff is lovely! I've figured out how to use it in a blend and have been having a lot of fun making Earthy, rainy smells. However I find myself less often blending with it than sniffing the bottle whenever the winter becomes too soul-crushing and I pine for a good thunderstorm. Nothing lifts my spirits like the smell of geosmin. I wish to never be without it
This oil has exactly the subtle tart, complex character you want from green mandarin with no dullness or off notes. Superb.
This is so beautiful. It sits somewhere between a woody, a floral, and a citrus note. My favorite summery top note is this in overdose!
Ambrofix is like experiencing the scent of air itself—pure, weightless, and impossibly clean, as if filtered through some utopian future where everything is fresh and new.
this stuff is amazing. I have other lime essential oils in my collection but none come close to the realism of this one. If you want a freshly cut and squeezed lime in front of you this stuff is for you. Thanks Frateworks
This is genuine Mysore sandalwood oil, no doubt about it. Quite expensive with the import taxes, but that was to be expected, the days of buying Mysore oil for 70 pence per vial are long gone. Non the less, the quality of the oil is surely worth the price. It's actually so good that i wouldn't use this in a composition, but that's just my preference.
Opens strong with fresh wood chips then wet wood and ages down to a warm, buttery skin scent. Conservative projection and lasts.
Mandarin aldehyde smells like green mandarin EO, but it has the distinctive aldehyde funk that you'll recognize from aldehydes C6 and C8 in particular. This material lasts many hours at 0.1% on a strip.
It has almost a gourmandish scent to me, but with a cleaner ambroxan scent. That is as a raw material, but changes in a blend. Wonderful to work with. My second favorite after Orcanox.