Similar to the essential oil but appears at first much weaker and less harsh. Strikingly similar to that of the root itself. Soft, sweet-woody and fatty without any unpleasant hars…

Peculiar soft, but extremely tenacious odor, reminiscent of old, precious wood, orris root, fatty (but not rancid) acids, vetiverol, etc., with a distinctly animal or sebaceous und…

Woody-cedarlike with a faint peppery undertone, not unlike Atractylis Oil (which is much more pungent) or Araucaria Oil (which is much milder).

Very dry-woody, but simultaneously warm-camphoraceous, spicy-peppery. Should be free from the very light pepper-like characteristic found in black pepper and elemi oils, and should…

Usually spicy and fresh, reminiscent of sweet orange, ginger and galanga. Japanese curcuma oil is warm, dry-woody, powdery, camphoraceous and slightly peppery-spicy with a peculiar…

Faint odor reminiscent of the odor of the spice. Solvent odor should not be perceptible.

Woody-earthy and very tenacious odor. The very first impression bears great resemblance to the Oriental cinnamon-olibanum complex: diffusive, dry, woody, slightly spicy. The overal…

Dry-balsamic, woody odor, reminiscent of crude Virginia cedarwood oil.

Very rich, woody-balsamic, sweet pine-needle type odor. Main characteristic is softness and sweetness, very rich bodynote and great odor tenacity which is exceptional for a pine ne…

Very dry-woody, somewhat earthy and quite strong with a slightly cade-like topnote. The dry notes yield to an increasing balsamic sweetness as the oil dries out on a perfume blotte…

Extremely soft, sweet-woody and almost animal-balsamic odor, presenting little or no particular topnote, and remaining uniform for a considerable length of time due to its outstand…

Very soft, woody-rootlike, slightly fatty-sweet or 'oily', extremely tenacious. Less earthy, more tenacious and rich odor than the essential oil.

Dry-woody in odor, but also sweet, somewhat ambre- or honeylike with a fatty undertone. The odor has some resemblance to those of calamus, costus and cedrela.

Very fresh, terpeney, peppery-lemony, with a woody-balsamic background note. The odor bears some similarity to that of dill weed oil.

Light, fresh, lemon-like, peppery odor which later dries out into a balsamic, slightly green-woody and sweet-spicy, pleasant note. Responsible for the fresh-lemony, peppery odor of…

Intensely fresh, fruity-rosy initial odor, sweet-rosy and fruity-woody body notes and a pleasant, sweet, faint-woody dryout. Considerable difference in odor characteristics between…

Dry, woody, strong and spicy-earthy like a very poor patchouli oil (cade-like topnote). There is an undertone with some similarity to clove leaf oil, but a strong and heavy terpene…

Intensely sweet-herbaceous, coumarinic, honeylike, slightly woody-floral with a peculiar licorice-like undertone. The heavy and fruity sweetness is sometimes compared to that of bl…

Sweet-woody, somewhat earthy, very rich and tenacious but of comparatively poor strength (low odor yield) in perfume compositions. Light, green-bark-like or cambial like notes are …

Delicately sweet-green, herbaceous and somewhat woody odor with a mossy undertone.

Fresh-camphoraceous and spicy-woody odor reminiscent of laurel leaf oil, cardamom oil, ginger oil, etc., with a distinct cineole-like topnote and a warm undertone of rich and spicy…

Spicy-balsamic, warm, yet fresh odor.

Powerful, green-woody, almost balsamic-resinous, reminiscent of oleoresins from conifers. The leafy-earthy, green note is often referred to as 'like green peppers' or 'tossed green…

Intensely green, fresh-leafy odor with a dry-woody undertone of balsamic, bark like character. Very striking description often heard is 'like green peppers or tossed green salad'. …

Intensely rich-green, woody-balsamic, yet with a dry undertone, and it has the typical 'green peppers' foliage-like note which is so pronounced in the essential oil. The resinous, …

Very true reproduction of ginger rhizome, concentrated many times. The sweetness is emphasized, the rich, warm spiciness is predominant, and the tenacity is only modest. The typica…

Peculiar fatty-sweet, oily odor, leaving a slightly woody and rosy dryout note. The grassy notes, and particularly the rather fresh-spicy topnotes are entirely different from those…

The odor is warm, but fresh-woody, spicy and with a peculiar resemblance to orange, lemon, lemon-grass, coriander seed oil, etc. in the initial, fresh topnotes. The sweet and heavy…

Warm-spicy, sweet and very aromatic-rich.

Delicately sweet, rosy-woody odor which is often referred to as 'tearose-like'. May occasionally have an unwanted 'smoked ham' odor in oils that have been forced during distillatio…