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Rose de Mai Absolute - 1ml 
Orange Bitter FCF E.O - 10ml 
Vanilla Absolute - 1ml 
Civet Paste 3.5% Tincture - 2.5ml 
Orris Absolute 50% (12% Irones) - 5ml 
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Patchouli Classics Absolute - 10ml Subtotal: €123.25
alexandra_karinawind (verified owner) –
Highly delicate note.
farman1979 (verified owner) –
A stunning material. I made my very first proper all natural attar around this precious oil. It is buttery and lactnoic, has a waxy smell – slightly ambery too, almost honey-like at the middle stage. The rest of it is just an unending flow of tuberose gorgeousness.
It blends beautifully well with
– labdanum (very small amount), benzoin, massoia bark, myrrh, luban, sweet myrrh, – – rose (otto and abs), frangipani, gardenia, J. sambac (ruh and abs), j. officinale abs
– Ouds from Assam belt, and Thailand (probably will go very well well with any oud)
Kostis Pap (verified owner) –
Tough to classify this material under a classic olfactory group heading, because is so perfectly balanced between its natural green-fresh intensity and the characteristic heavy-floral odor that contains. Times leaves its stamp here by allowing the more heavy-narcotic white floral to appear, but the odor evolves more: now a previously “under cover” soft dairy-like odor (reminiscent of fresh cow milk I would dare) becomes obvious, which cannot be easily distinguished as it blends together with the green-floral main accord.
The opening is a watery-fresh green. The dryout is even more charming than its opening, as all notes are obvious, but way more balanced now.
It could be used as a modifier or a bridge in perfumery in green and muguet-type of compositions
Kristina M (verified owner) –
One of my favorite materials, so lovely, so freshly sweet but not too much, even a little powdery i should say, i can detect frangipani and of course champaca as well – but in other words it’s simply Tuberose itself – the queen among queens.
It’s a baby smell and i would love to create a fragrance for my little niece using this rich and tenaciously soft tuberose absolute.
It differs from Tuberose enfleurage only in deepness of aroma – absolute is more profound, more mature i should say, while tuberose enfleurage is more fresh, more seductive – but it’s just my opinion about this wonderful white flower.
For sure it is one of those materials that i will never abandon in my life – because in a certain sense it’s a little bit like me – soft but tenacious, sweet but with green nuances – perfect balance – a golden middle 😉 😉 😉
Gabriella C (verified owner) –
Such a perfect material, lactonic, spicy, sweet, honey-like. Very beautiful.
Ccfabre (verified owner) –
I have been looking for the best Tuberose that would allow me to come closer to Fracas by Robert Piguet, one of my favorite perfumes ever !
This material is a real improvement but its not yet the Holey Grail ! Maybe I should try the one extracted through enfleurage
Alberto (verified owner) –
A good material, better than most other tuberose absolutes but don’t expect the scent of the blooming flower. Even though this absolute has those milky notes on the middle and dry down, the opening notes are green, violet leaf like qualities. It lacks that narcotic and intoxicating scent of the blooming flower, that scent that is so addictive. I would see this absolute as a base for creating a tuberose accord with the help of some AC.
James (verified owner) –
This absolute manages to capture both the heady narcotic appeal with just the right amount of green aspects of this amazing flower. Recommended!
MARIE M (verified owner) –
Tuberosa
Esters: methyl anthranilate, benzyl benzoate
Phenols: z methyl iso eugenol
Sesquiterpene alcohol: (E, E) farnesol
First olfactory break Saturday 02 October 2021.
To begin with, it’s a rising, gradual and humid smell. It has character and this is normal because it contains phenols.
To my nose and especially in the pure undiluted state, the smell is white tinged with green, fresh, earthy and powdery at the same time it’s strange because according to its dosage they have multiple facets.
Element earth, water, air.
As soon as the bottle is opened, I feel a breeze caressing my nose, we can feel the water, however, the water has no smell, it is the same molecule that we find in the lotus and I am sure that it is menthyl acetate,
I imagine a root soaked in water and soil, insects and fungi.
Its animal side supports its body and gives it power if I have to give you an image I would tell you that the tuberose is a white swallow.
SECOND OLFACTORY BREAK
Suddenly the breeze disappears, like a door behind us
Firm, it’s a moment of silence, like a dawning dawn … Its heart note smell is a white veil, the powdery notes appear timidly and remind me of human flesh, the skin of a mother and of ‘a baby.
We let ourselves be carried away by its smell like an embrace, we meet again afterwards
1 minute olfactory break in a room at room temperature, I see a white cradle, it’s a rebirth she inspires us self-confidence she promotes anchoring, meditation, intuition and supports women she connects directly to our fetus.
THIRD OFLACTIVE BREAK
A door opens and a dazzling light appears ….
Aaron (verified owner) –
Ive bought a tuberose in the past from a US supplier but it was strange…cauliflower like smell. As such I thought I knew tuberose absolute and had written off. I recently met an individual that only wears tuberose so now that I’m working on her project I decided to try Hermitage’s version. Wow, just wow…This is divine..it’s sweet, creamy, buttery, warm floral. It’s very lively and happy but never loud.
I also bought the extract version which is more grape-like due to the menthyl anthranilate presence. Both great but if I had to pick I would choose the absolute