Asian styrax has balsamic sweetness. American (Honduras) styrax is more 'gasolinelike' (styrene-odor), covering the balsamic sweetness of the main ingredients.

Very rich, balsamic-sweet, floral and somewhat spicy, reminiscent of lilac, hyacinth, although it has a distinct topnote of hydrocarbon character, unpleasant and actually not wante…

Sweeter, more balsamic odor (petroleum ether extraction). Truly representative of the natural raw material in odor (absolute of styrax).

Lower grades have odor characteristics in common with Styrax (more harsh odor than Almond benzoin). Coarser product suitable for harsh-balsamic, sharp-floral type perfumes.

Warm-woody, orris-like and very faintly musky ("animal") type of odor, remotely reminiscent of valerian, de-sulphurized asafoetida, costus and elecampane. There is a certain balsam…

Pleasantly warm-woody, slightly sweet-balsamic odor.

Very sweet, but slightly earthy or peppery-spicy odor and a clean, sweet-aromatic dryout. There is a hint of a fruity-fresh topnote in fresh oils.

Warm-spicy, aromatic-camphoraceous and woody odor, reminiscent of nutmeg and cardamom. Similar in odor to Melaleuca Alternifolia.

Sweet and comparatively fresh odor, revealing its orange and grapefruit components with a predominant note of monoterpenes.

sweet, light and fresh, fruity-aldehydic odor and flavor, distinctly reminiscent of the odor from a scratched sweet orange peel

Powerful and sweet odor, less fresh and less peel-like than that of the natural oil. The lifting effect of d-limonene is diminished by the concentration.

Recalls freesia, certain roses (e.g. wild rosa canina) with a very delicate touch of orange blossom or hyacinth. Most typical feature is its suave lightness, almost balsamic (like …

Rich and sweet-floral odor, reminiscent of honeysuckle, gardenia, orange flower, etc. The odor is soft and very tenacious without any indolic notes.

Intensely herbaceous green, with a sweet-fruity undertone and a somewhat bitter-herby dryout. Some people find the odor very pleasant; others find it highly disagreeable. Essential…

Very powerful fruity topnote, somewhat reminiscent of green apples. The body-notes are strongly herbaceous, somewhat sharp, like the non-floral part of the lavender fragrance. Old …

Fresh, sweet odor, reminiscent of bitter orange and of Valencia orange oil, rather than of mandarin oil. It completely lacks the characteristic dryness and "perfumery" notes of man…

Warm, almost sharp and spicy, dry and herbaceous odor.

Fresh and sweet odor, at the same time reminiscent of pine needles, balsam and sweet orange oil. The woody undertone could almost be said to resemble bitter orange oil.

Intensely sweet, deep and mellow odor of a spicy-balsamic type. The lemon-like topnote is still perceptible, but the freshness is less pronounced compared to the natural oil.

Improved solubility and intensified, rich body notes. The freshness is greatly impaired by deterpenation. Only a little stronger in odor effect compared to the natural oil. Better …

Delightfully sweet, yet fresh and rosy, very uniform and tenacious. The rhodinol has floral sweetness, delightful freshness and delicate warm-rosy tonalities.

The typical 'bitter' note of petitgrain should remain perceptible in the deterpenized oil. Mainly consists of linalyl acetate, methyl anthranilate, linalool, traces of geraniol, ne…

Intensely sweet, almost rosy-fruity odor, only faintly reminiscent of the odor of lemon peel.

Powerful, sweet-fruity, grape-like, somewhat perfumery odor, reminiscent of neroli or terpeneless petitgrain oil on the dryout.

Very pleasant, fresh-sweet odor which keeps the typical notes of orange peel. Totally deterpenized oil has very sweet, but strongly aldehydic-sharp odor, not immediately reminiscen…

Pleasant, sweet-woody, yet somewhat tar-like or cade-like, smoky. On drying it becomes increasingly balsamic-sweet and shows great tenacity with a uniform, sweet-woody dryout. Rect…

Sweet-spicy, aromatic-herbaceous odor, reminiscent of estragon (Tarragon). The odor is inferior to that of estragon in respect to sweetness, tenacity and delicate, green-foliage no…

Very deep-herbaceous, sweet and somewhat green with a rich, spicy undertone and a faintly medicinal, but pleasant bodynote. Entirely different effect from thyme oil.

Rich and powerful, sweet, and warm-herbaceous in odor, somewhat spicy and distinctly aromatic. There should be no bitter-phenolic, cade-like or tar-like notes detectable, but there…