€7.95 – €158.60
Pink Pepper WILD
Adam Michael has this to say “This Wild Crafted, Pink Pepper Essential Oil is exquisite material, soft peppery, sweet spicy, fruity, a little green and somewhat ylang ylang milk creamy.
In the world of perfumery Pink Pepper Essential Oil imparts a fresh top note within heavy-sweet floral bases, introduces freshness and fixation within lavender colognes, fougeres, spicy colognes and floral bouquets and pairs very well with frankincense and elemi materials. Pink pepper (Schinus molle) is of no relation to green, black or white pepper oils (Piper nigrum). Clear in colour, produced by steam distilling the berries and of a pourable viscosity.”
Botanical Name: Schinus molle
Origin: USA
Wholesale weights (all prices excluding vat): 250G = 130 Euros.
11 reviews for Pink Pepper WILD
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farman1979 (verified owner) –
Perfect top note material for any all natural attar – be it chypre, ambery, woody, or fougere. Goes quite nicely with CPOs that has heavy dose of ouds too.
Mauricio (verified owner) –
I wasn’t a big fan of Pink Pepper, I admit. It’s been put in so many things in late years that I feel it has become ordinary. From drinks to dishes to branded perfumes, it’s everywhere and I got bored of it. That said, this offering makes me want to scratch all that, start anew and rewire my brain, purifying every bad encounter I had with it before.
I’m mesmerized by how versatile and sassy this material is. Roses love to sit close to it, Vanilla gushes over its beauty and resins wait in line to be best friends with this Pink Pepper. The snobby woods seem to have a soft spot for this adventurous ingredient, Citruses treat it with reverence, herbs open their souls to the quirkiness it holds and even the aristocratic musks seem to treat them as equal peers.
Whilst Nutmeg adds contrast to pretty much everything, Pink Peppers seems to enhance and open new roads to other materials. Creamy notes become edgy, fresh ones get zingy, open aromas brighten up, deep ones turn into intoxicating and so on. In my spicy-vanilla creation, this material links the sparkly Mandarin Red top to the molten Malagueta Pepper heart with such aplomb that it’s almost funny to behold.
rolandujvari (verified owner) –
Topping almost all my men’s fragrances with this sensation, it’s a warm, sparkling spiciness .
ana.vancas (verified owner) –
Really versatile. I used this to enhance my frankincense, chypre and tropical/frangipani/ floral blends and works really nice in all of them. Exquisite top note!
Carlos silva (verified owner) –
Lovely spice a most have… a warm, sparkling beauty indeed
ZHANG N (verified owner) –
Pink pepper essential oil can clear up congestion, so it is mainly used to relieve menstrual pain. Can be in 3 days before period, after diluent of pink pepper essence oil and vegetable oil, stick its on inferior abdomen skin, also can be mixed with tropical basil to wait for ratio to use, achieve same curative effect
Charalambos Charalambous (verified owner) –
Once you opened the bottle this beautiful spicy gem is almost like smelling Frankincense oil or even a sparkling white wine burst that is so powerful that can dominate your blend if you get excited to use it although its a top note ..excellent quality
Anna (verified owner) –
Smelling the opening is like you would hold and slightly squeezed a pink pepper grain in your hand. Sweet, sparkling, spicy but very pleasant and comforting. After a longer time you could still recognize the delicate spice aroma in the air.
Patrick E (verified owner) –
Warm, spicy, sharp, and potent.. A little goes a long way! Great overall.
Alexandre C (verified owner) –
A burst of fruity freshness with spices. It’s not dirty as someone would say a black pepper is and blends amazingly with citruses, woods, fruit accords, it will add fresh zingy fruity freshness. A bright star. Wonderful top note to add to any organ.
Joseph E (verified owner) –
Ok, so this EO is one of my go-to top notes, blending well with so many other materials.
It’s so great…I have to admit that I use it (maybe) a bit too much, but it’s just so versatile and lovely.