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Yarrow CO2 ORGANIC (TOTAL)
Joseph Colbourne has this to say “A romantically herbal material, Yarrow CO2 presents lovely classic thyme and rosemary undertones with no phenolic or cineolic bite. It opens with brief beeswax/propolis, wildflower and german chamomile vibes that dry into rosemary, thyme, mint, tarragon—a veritable herb garden. Several hours in on the scent strip, the rosemary and thyme notes prevail, growing stronger and overriding any floral facets that preceded, unfurling some smokiness. Ten hours in, we detect a bit of moss, lingering herbs, peat, dirt, even a tad of sweetness added to the smoke. An obvious choice for herbal blends and green accords, green-florals, and a helpful accent for deep coniferous blends and campfire compositions.”
Botanical Name: Achillea millefolium
Origin: Bulgaria
Total Extract
Alcohol Soluble: No
Oil Soluble: Yes
NOP –organic cert. by CERES
Wholesale weights (all prices excluding vat):100G = 140 Euros.
3 reviews for Yarrow CO2 ORGANIC (TOTAL)
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Sarah J (verified owner) –
What an utter delight! It’s like a whole garden in one bottle, floral-herbal-creamy-dewy-mossy-licheny-minty-delicately balsamic-ever so slightly citrus, a vast umbrella of love!
dnushaj (verified owner) –
One of my favourite herbal extracts, Yarrow CO2 is surprisingly delicate and complex on its own, featuring a little bit of Helichrysum, a little bit of Cistus, and a little bit of Tarragon and Mint. As Sarah mentions, it is a “whole garden in one bottle”. I think it is a delightful, but potentially overpowering, modifier for cyphre and leather accords.
Simon D (verified owner) –
A stunning material that comes across as a complex magic potion made with all healing herbs you can think of. Really grounding, earthy and “natural”. Not too bitter. It feels humble but still so rich and giving. A truly fascinating experience. Beautiful color as well after diluting in ethanol and then filtering.