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.

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…

Sharp, peppery, spicy-woody and warm, but not very pleasant odor. Somewhat reminiscent of Canadian Snakeroot Oil.

Dry, woody odor with a peculiar sharp or pungent undertone. Various types available with slightly varying odor depending on presence of ketonic fungistat-bacteriostat.

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.

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

Faintly sweet, woody-spicy and somewhat bitter odor, reminiscent of cedarwood, Texas. Sharp, cedar-like note with a rich, tea-like, herbaceous-woody undertone.

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

Balsamic-woody, slightly spicy-root-like odor with a distinct note of valerian acid, more or less pronounced according to the age of the oil. The musk-like and patchouli like, camp…

Intensively herbaceous-green, or bark-green odor, and a rich, sweet-bitter foliage-extract undertone. Among the most interesting 'green' or 'foliage'-like natural materials.

Cedarwood-like and pine-like raw materials.

Fresh, yet warm, rich-balsamic, woody-sweet and pine-needle-like odor.

Beautiful, rich, balsamic-sweet, delightfully ambrelike fragrance, however of surprisingly poor tenacity. May present a topnote of the solvent (benzene or petroleum ether) which ca…

Sweet-woody, warm, balsamic, somewhat spicy odor of great tenacity.

Intensely floral, deep-herbaceous and sweet, but somewhat nauseating. The undertone is slightly fruity, very tenacious, and it fades out in a delightful floral-woody, faintly green…

Peculiar woody, somewhat dry, non-floral lavender type of odor. Distinguished by the complete absence of terpenes.

Intensely herbaceous, rich but not very sweet odor (benzene extract). Petroleum ether extract closely approaches that of the dry herb of lavandin, almost chokingly camphoraceous-wo…

Strongly herbaceous with a very fresh camphene-cineole-like topnote which should not be distinctly camphoraceous. The rich, woody-herbaceous notes of the body components will usual…

Very rich, sweet-herbaceous, somewhat floral odor; in dilution, it bears a close resemblance to the odor of the flowering lavender shrubs. Its woody-herby undertone and coumarin-li…

Warm, rich, spicy odor. Clove-like odor when high in eugenol, changing to nutmeg-like fragrance when containing safrole behind the eugenol.

Strong, cedarleaf-like, grassy odor (according to 50-year-old descriptions).

Very strong, fresh odor with a distinct bitter undertone, at times woody, in poorer oils grassy. The dryout should be very rich and sweet, slightly floral-fruity. Particular bitter…

Quite similar in odor type to Linaloe Wood Oil, but somewhat harsher, with a slightly bitter topnote. Present typical linalool-linalyl acetate odors with more or less pronounced te…

Sweet-woody and floral, with a more or less green and oily topnote according to the quality of the oil. Very good oils are rare, and they show little or no pungent notes in the top…

Somewhat reminiscent of the odor of various "false" cubeb oils: warm and faintly aromatic, somewhat woody and cineole-lemon-like. Complete absence of "light" or fresh-peppery topno…