To me, adding this to a formula illuminates a weird frisson of ungendered sex texture while being slightly unlike any other animalic I've smelled. Feels as smooth and futuristic as the world felt in Minority Report. Very fun.
Cascalone really is something everyone should have in their arsenal. Its a classic ingredient for all fresh aquatic scents!
This is a fantastic warm and slightly sweet boozy scent. I can definitely pick up on some of the oak barrel in it as well. A bit hard to dose in my opinion, but when you get it right it adds a nice nuance to the overall composition.
By far the best Osmanthus I have found...rich, creamy, fruity, as a nuance or the main character...irreplaceable.
This is warm light floral air, but reminiscent of beach, poolside- maybe suntan lotion, but it’s a big scent- very well balanced, has the warm light tropical flower vibe. It is strong and long lasting. It is a perfume unto itself.
On its own, it’s always going to remind me of a place, a time- just out of reach.
It’s radiant, diffuse and beautiful.
Superb scent on this base, as well as substantivity. Bought a small amount to make a couple of trials and I am ordering more for sure. It is expensive, but even in small amounts, it can have a big impact on a formula. Smelling neat, reminds of coca-cola funnily enough. When in dillution, the scent is much more nuanced and true to the description of Fraterworks.
It is very different from the cistus oil I smelled before, the odor strength is stronger and has more facets, very balsamic and a bit smoky notes.
Definitely the best I have used.
Smells lovely am just testing out but so far at 10% it is way more detectable and smooth, lovely and slightly warm. So glad I ordered to try
Such a beautiful tuberose! It’s creamy, rich, and narcotic, with a heady, almost hypnotic feel. Even at just 1% dilution, it stands out as a dominant floral note, instantly giving your composition a vintage and elegant character. Definitely worth having in your collection!
While I still use Damascena when I need richness and depth, I’ve been turning to Centifolia more and more often because it’s softer and just so versatile. It’s lighter, fresher, and less oily, which makes it much easier to work with (it doesn’t take over the way Damascena sometimes does). The quality is excellent too! Highly recommend giving it a try!
true to its name. Roasted coffee aroma supported by a woody base. Add some of this for some exciting twist to your own blend!
For the ylang extra grade, you can almost get creamy, exotic nuance with this kind of flower, and it becomes much easier to dose
I put this as half drop on my hand , it was lingering on my hand for around 48 hours
The exact raw material that I was looking for to complete my formulation.
This benzoin tincture is utterly suave and delicate. I prefer this one more than eo or resinoid type although I'm not familiar with tincture types. No wonder stock of this product runs out so fast! Truly deserves the grade "Signature".
Smells like vinamon jelly beans or semolina poridge with cinamon
I haven't tried it in a formula yet, but I like it on a test strip and diluted on skin. I hope to work with it soon!
This vanilla is MAGIC! I’ve been using vanilla superior in many dilutions and it gives your fragrances (especially creating woody or spicy fragrance) this polished finish. Great on its on BTW!
I love everything I have received. The possibilities are endless! Thank you Fraterworks
This is my all time favourite jammy rose petals preserved in honey, aged enough to acquired dark and densed tobaccoish nuance-a whole some rose note that I pove to use in my formulations
If a classic combination of oud and rose is to be created, this is the only rose that is needed. Born for Arabic perfumes.