5 reviews for Artemisia Balloon Blue E.O
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7th November at 11.35am. Update. First, Hermitage Oils website is now closed for the rest of 2023. No more orders are being accepted and all countries have been removed from the website at checkout, to prevent orders from being placed whilst we are off work. Apologies if I sound like a broken record, but politely I have received so many emails asking about placing orders already. I am now putting an out of office message in place on the email and website contact page. As soon as all orders have been delivered - we are then properly off work for the rest of 2023. Sincerely, we need a proper break as the stress of this year has become too great. On a brighter note, the following SDS are now uploaded onto the website and available to clients by logging in to your account and going to the section titled SDS (assuming you have purchased the product) ... Blue Lotus Absolute, Bergamot Mint E.O, Clove Bud Absolute, Apple Liquid, Chamomile Roman E.O, Cognac Green Signature Gold E.O, Costus Root E.O, Eucalyptus Absolute, Cocoa Absolute Signature Gold, Geranium Chinese E.O, Frankincense Rivae E.O, Buddha Wood E.O and Cedarwood Himalayan E.O. The business handling the conversion still needs to hand over about 60 more SDS and as we receive them, they will be uploaded onto the website. Thank you, Adam : )
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Adam Michael has this to say “The aroma is boozy, bitter, camphoraceous, dry herbaceous, woody, fruity and extremely tenacious. This material is a softer, lighter aromatic equivalent of absynthe essential oil. As the material dries out, fatty, buttery and somewhat floral nuances are evident. This material is known by lots of common names including Great Mugwort and Giant Mugwort.
In perfumes, balloon blue wormwood oil lends a warm fruity, rich boozy, dry herbaceous note, useful in colognes, chypres, herbal bouquets and fougeres. The material is obtained by steam distilling the leaves and flowering tops, the colour is blue-grey-green and of a pourable viscosity.”
Botanical Name: Artemisia arborescens
Origin: Morocco
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Laya S (verified owner) –
A very strong & zesty material with a signature bitter herbaceous approach. Initially the top is expansive. The heart & base are curiously salty, like the sea plus scouring, like a good soap. The floral and fruity undertone strengthens in 1/2 hour and persists for at least 2 more hours. The very end of it’s dry-out (16 hours on the blotter) is surprisingly sweet & floral. A must for the Artemisia Lover!
Lucinda Reynolds (verified owner) –
This with Cypress blue, love, fabulous combo. I adore the inky and blue oils for the anti inflammatory components they offer, this one does not fail.
When I was scouring suppliers for this oil I was looking for that sweet smoky undertone that an older aged artmesia will have, and it is there! (another supplier had this but it didn’t behave or smell like the oil I have come to love over the years) I adore this as an aged oil so I bought two bottles, one to age and one to use. Thank you!
Sarah J (verified owner) –
I bought this after I planted some artemisia in my garden. Initially very boozy & juicy & oakwood & whisky/sherry barrels, reminded me of using menthol salts in a bowl of hot water as a kid, and makes the eyes glisten a little.
As the top calms I’m reminded of holidays on the Greek island of Skopelos with the Californian Sierra Nevada mountains.
The Greek memories I’m reminded of the sea and pines & scrubland. It’s like a divine combination of salty criste marine, pine absolute, juniper berry, helichrysum italicum, fenugreek, grapefruit, curry plant & cistus. The oil also reminds me of the cold crisp sunny mountains of Californian of high altitude sugar pine bark, phlox flowers, yarrow, and brushing past sagebrush last July on the edge of a watermeadow.
Tonight I mixed on a smelling strip with Olive Fruity and Sweet Gale, I got a unexpected mix of juicy old fashioned hard wine gums and it’s now turning into interesting sweet herby floral. It’s a fun oil to play with!
ZHANG NAN (verified owner) –
This is a powerful sky-blue hydrocarbon, a deep and beautiful blue that seems to cure everything.
g.s.oldenkamp (verified owner) –
Very strongly scented material with a beautiful blue color. I haven’t tried it yet, but its spicy scent may make it suitable for masculine fragrances.