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Narcissus Absolute (des plaines)
Adam Michael has this to say “Narcissus absolute (des plaines) is a floral seductive masterpiece. The aroma exudes warm, heady floral goodness with delicately charged spiced fruit punch notes entwined with a splash of green crushed foliage. This is followed by delicate floral notes infused with soft cotton, honey, nuts and sweet peaches.
This material is dreamy dark orange in colour, of a pourable viscosity and produced by solvent extracting the concrete that is produced from the wild flowers. This floral wonder is useful for building orange blossom blends, gourmand creations, blends well with carnation, jasmines and mimosa.”
Botanical Name: Narcissus poeticus
Origin: France
5 reviews for Narcissus Absolute (des plaines)
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alexandra_karinawind (verified owner) –
Highly delightful
kingjohnofengland (verified owner) –
Really beautiful absolute with an intense golden colour reflecting the corona of the flower. One would love to use this material in copious amounts if price were no object, but as Adam says it is also a useful modifier for other blends. I would say it is not a million miles from Linden Blossom CO2, another favourite of mine which brings to mind a field full of buttercups and is the basis for Tilleul d’Orsay, a much underrated French fine fragrance. Narcissus absolute des plaines from the top Grasse producers is justly revered by perfumers.
Charalambos Charalambous (verified owner) –
Im in love with this oil..soft.sharp.heady too full of seduction..its a feminine oil ufcourse but just a drop won’t hurt no one 🙂
Ulrike S (verified owner) –
Another gem from Hermitage. A jewel. I have three bottles. One to save in the freezer, in case Hermitage stops carrying this. One to use in blends, and one just to smell when I need a bit of sunshine. Extra-ordinary, both in color and scent profile. A golden ray of sunlight to the senses.
Gabriella C (verified owner) –
I really love this absolute, its smells very much like golden hay to me.