Fatty-floral, somewhat fresh-green odor with a tuberose-like, sweet undertone, faintly reminiscent of the fragrance of the gardenia flower, but with heavy emphasis on the leafy-gre…

Intense and very powerful, somewhat leafy-earthy, but soft and pleasant odor. The leafy-green notes are quite pronounced, but the rich, rosy-minty undertone remains on a blotter th…

Very powerful: green, leafy-rosy, with a pronounced fruity-minty undertone and a rich, long-lasting, sweet-rosy dryout. Freshly distilled oil has a peculiar, rather obnoxious topno…

Rich and very sweet-rosy base (for Geranium sur Roses de Grasse variant).

Intensely sweet, herbaceous-coumarin-like odor with a fresh-fruity undertone. In pure and undiluted state, the sweetness and odor-intensity is almost sickening, nauseating. The dry…

Very true reproduction of ginger rhizome, concentrated many times. The sweetness is emphasized, the rich, warm spiciness is predominant, and the tenacity is only modest. The typica…

Peculiar fatty-sweet, oily odor, leaving a slightly woody and rosy dryout note. The grassy notes, and particularly the rather fresh-spicy topnotes are entirely different from those…

Warm-spicy, sweet and very aromatic-rich.

Fresh-citrusy, rather sweet odor. The odor resembles that of sweet orange oil to a certain degree, but also has notes in common with bitter orange oil. No longer has the bitterness…

Delicately sweet, rosy-woody odor which is often referred to as 'tearose-like'. May occasionally have an unwanted 'smoked ham' odor in oils that have been forced during distillatio…

Faintly sweet, woody, pine-like, reminiscent of copaiba balsam and amyris oil, however, with a crude undertone similar to that of a steam distilled pine oil (American).

Mild-woody, somewhat balsamic-sweet odor and great tenacity. Very little 'odor value', but blends perfectly with a multitude of common perfume materials.

Woody-floral, sweet, somewhat honeylike.

Powerful and extremely sweet, quite diffusive, coumarin-like and faintly herbaceous, very uniform and tenacious. The undertone is almost jam-like sweet, reminiscent of figs or pres…

Delightfully sweet-herbaceous, tea-like fragrance, reminiscent of the odor of sage clary, wet tea leaves and hay. The undertone and the dryout are almost floral-woody, but remain s…

Sweet-floral, somewhat fruity-herbaceous odor.

Powerful and diffusive, but pleasant and rich, natural odor. The topnote has certain features in common with those of the extracted material (everlasting absolute), and these topno…

Strongly herbaceous, but also intensely sweet odor. Only upon dilution to about 1% or weaker, the odor seems to resemble that of heliotrope flowers. The flowers emit a very sweet o…

Flowers smell extremely sweet, delicately floral and tealike, reminiscent of boronia and chloranthus spicatus oils. The attar is somewhat medicinal, phenolic or bitter, but with a …

Rich, sweet-woody, almost balsamic odor, closely reminiscent of Atlas cedarwood oil. Presents similar cresylic-camphoraceous topnotes, but also becomes delicately sweet-woody on it…

clean, sweet, floral-woody and delicate odor. There is little or no change in the odor during the evaporation on a perfume blotter, and the tenacity is only moderate. Rectified Ho …

Sweet-woody, somewhat floral, but also harsh-pinelike odor. The odor is reminiscent of that of low grade Ho Wood Oils or of certain fractions of bois de rose oil.

Intensely sweet, fatty-floral, somewhat reminiscent of jasmin absolute from châssis and of orange flower absolute. The sweetness is not unlike the nauseating sweetness of tuberose.…

Very rich, spicy-aromatic, sweet and heavy, but overall pleasant when fresh. Due to ageing or improper storage, valeric, isovaleric and caprylic acids are formed and liberated, cre…

Sweet-camphoraceous, somewhat woody-floral odor. The best grades are virtually free from camphoraceous notes.

Intensely sweet, green-floral, but somewhat sharp and at first unpleasant odor; later in its tremendous tenacity, it tones down to a very hyacinth-like, floral and foliage-green fr…

Powerful, somewhat sharp, but sweet-camphoraceous odor, and with a warm-aromatic, spicy undertone.

Sweet-woody, balsamic, very pleasant, uniform and tenacious. Certain lots show more burnt or phenolic, tarlike odors than others.

Sweet-herbaceous, somewhat fruity, not exactly pleasant odor; the odor tones out later on in a tea-like, somewhat bitter, but quite pleasant undertone.