20.30pm – Tuesday 25th November Update: As mentioned in todays newsletter, I have reduced the price of Pink Lotus Absolute and Lilac CO2 by 30%. This includes wholesale pack weights. The funds used will be put towards the purchase of 3 aged sandalwoods and 3 ouds, all planned for release across early 2021. Offer prices valid for 10 days. Next BREXIT, UK customers reading this, when the UK exits the E.U properly at the end of the year, we are not allowed to supply the UK without a license. As such it is probable that we will not be able to supply UK customers for a considerable time after you have left the E.U. Please note, we will process all orders we may receive from the UK by 10pm on the 3rd December. After this time we will switch the UK off from our website until further notice. Thank you, Adam Michael : ) Dismiss
Adam Michael has this to say “Wow, this is such an improvement on the many regular poplar buds absolute materials I have smelled over the past years and this is much easier to work with as well. This material is obtained first by solvent extraction of the poplar buds then molecular distilled without solvents resulting in this soluble absolute.
This material is mobile, lemon curd yellow in colour and the aroma is described by the producer as fruity-apricot, flowery-osmanthus, woody, leathery, liqueur-like davana notes with prune and fig undertones. Useful in floral bouquets, oriental, fruity and leather notes.”
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Edward Chiu (verified owner) –
A lovely material with great tenacity.
Dustin M (verified owner) –
Very fixative, sweet honeyed, and lucious.
Angela St John (verified owner) –
Smells exactly like the result you get from infusing poplar buds in oil. It’s the true scent of poplar buds. Sweet and balsamic with the faintest trace of honey and benzoin. I also smell faint traces of apricot and osmanthus that Adam mentions. Mouthwatering material. Gently heating is ideal for working with the viscous liquid.
dnushaj (verified owner) –
Wow! This is a scent to bow before, it is luxurious, rich, complex. I cannot get enough of its bitter-sweet, balsamic quality. It is a must-have for perfumers working on leather-bases. It is a magic modifier of lavender, rosemary and other herbs. I also get an olive-like oiliness on jasmines and other florals. At times, it offers a boozy or syrupy quality that is unexpected. Truly marvellous!