Warm-spicy, often showing a very peculiar, sharp-balsamic, slightly medicinal top-note with a delightful "lift", free from any terebinthinate notes. The sweetness increases to a de…

Intensely warm, deep-spicy, balsamic-aromatic and very rich.

Strongly camphoraceous-spicy, but also sweet-herbaceous and fresh body-notes. The better oils, e.g. Tunisian and Corsican myrtle oils, are very fresh and strong in topnotes, and ye…

Strongly foliage-green, very sweet-herbaceous over a faint, but quite persistent floral undertone. The tenacity is very good. Des plaines type: floral-sweet, mild and rich, but not…

Extremely rich, delicately floral odor, reminiscent of lilac or hyacinth, however, more suave-balsamic than the odor of these flowers.

Very powerful, light and refreshing, floral with a peculiar sweet-terpeney topnote, but its tenacity is rather poor. This oil is primarily a 'top-note' material in perfumery.

Strong, fresh, sweet-camphoraceous, but cooling odor, reminiscent of eucalyptus oil and cardamom oil, however, less spicy than the latter. The sweetness in odor is quite characteri…

Peculiar and intensely sweet-fruity, nauseating and somewhat unpleasant odor when freshly distilled. After proper ageing shows great tenacity, very pleasant dryout of peculiar winy…

Powerful and fresh-rosy, lemony odor with an almost muguet-like, delicate topnote and a sweet, pleasant, rosy dryout note.

Sweet-spicy, fresh and slightly camphoraceous odor with a long-lasting, woody-floral and very sweet undertone. A short, fresh-peppery topnote is characteristic of the odor of this …

Very warm, suave, spicy-balsamic and strongly aromatic odor.

Light, fresh, warm-spicy and aromatic odor, a distinctly terpeney topnote and a rich, sweet-spicy, warm bodynote. The undertone and dryout is somewhat woody, but remains warm and s…

Fresh and strong gardenia jasmin type odor, somewhat similar to orange flowers and jasmin.

The absolute from petroleum ether concrète is somewhat different in odor from the absolute of the benzene extraction product. Contains practically all of the odoriferous principles…

Various types of oakmoss odor. The odor strength varies according to the amount of odorless solvent left in the distillate.

Characteristic of the top notes of oakmoss: very dry, woody-earthlike, bark-like, almost tar-like, but pleasant, with a leather-like undertone and great tenacity.

Phenolic-woody, slightly tar-like but delicate and pleasant odor, reminiscent of seashore, forest, bark, wood, green foliage and tannery. Petroleum ether extract is richer, more in…

Rich pleasant undertones with high fixative value, aldehydic and phenolic and acidic types of components producing unique and inimitable effect.

Intensely sweet, woody-balsamic odor with a rich and tenacious, fruity-balsamic body-note. The topnotes can be more or less coarse, but the dryout is usually very sweet, soft and p…

Thymol type: medicinal-spicy, warm and somewhat herbaceous. Eugenol type: powerful, warm-spicy and aromatic odor, reminiscent of clove leaf oil, but having a sweet-woody, almost fl…

Warm and aromatic, spicy-camphoraceous odor (even when the oil is "decamphorized").

Fresh-peppery, spicy and minty odor with a bitter-terpeney, rather unpleasant undertone. There is little or no dryout note.

Truly fragrant wood oil used along with cedarwood and sandalwood in Oriental perfumes.

Fresh balsamic, yet dry and resinous, slightly green odor with a typical, fruity-green topnote and great tenacity. The oily-green topnote can remind one of unripe apples or certain…

Strongly diffusive, fresh-terpeney, almost green-lemon-like or reminiscent of green, unripe apples (peel), but not terebinthinate. A certain pepperiness is mellowed with a rich, sw…