Heavy, honeylike, deep-sweet floral odor with a strong green undertone and a somewhat bitter, very tenacious dryout note. The odor bears great similarity to the fragrance of longoz…

Fresh, yet warm, rich-balsamic, woody-sweet and pine-needle-like odor.

Intensely sweet, balsamic-resinous, yet fresh and somewhat fruity odor.

Beautiful, rich, balsamic-sweet, delightfully ambrelike fragrance, however of surprisingly poor tenacity. May present a topnote of the solvent (benzene or petroleum ether) which ca…

Sweet-balsamic, fresh-turpentine-like odor

Sweet-woody, warm, balsamic, somewhat spicy odor of great tenacity.

Fresh citrusy, somewhat bitter-leafy odor with a sweet and floral undertone. The odor resembles that of lemon petitgrain oil.

Intensely floral, deep-herbaceous and sweet, but somewhat nauseating. The undertone is slightly fruity, very tenacious, and it fades out in a delightful floral-woody, faintly green…

Fresh, lemon-terpene-like odor.

Very strong, fresh-aromatic odor, reminiscent of myrtle leaf oil, eucalyptus smithii, eucalyptus dives, elemi oil, cajuput oil, etc.

Sweet, herbaceous balsamic, somewhat ambra-like and slightly animalic, rich and tenacious.

Deep, sweet-balsamic, faintly but persistently herbaceous with an ambra-like, rich undertone. The latter is characteristic and rarely found in other perfume materials.

Petroleum ether extracts yield absolutes of a 'cistus oil' type of odor, more dry and ambra-like. Absolutes from benzene-resinoids have a sweeter ambre-like odor and often a somewh…

Sweet and pleasant, balsamic ambra-like odor with a tenacious undertone of rich, herbaceous character. This is an odor which is quite familiar to anyone who has visited the Mediter…

Very faint odor, almost odorless, particularly lacks the sweetness of the total labdanum.

Somewhat stronger and sweeter than that of the crude labdanum, and the "burnt" notes of the botanical raw material are subdued or eliminated in the odor of this extract.

Somewhat subdued labdanum odor compared to the absolute. Benzene extracts carry noticeable solvent odor. Petroleum ether extracts contain the most wanted odor principles in high co…

Soft, balsamic terpenic odor, reminiscent of fresh conifer resins and cones.

Warm camphoraceous and spicy odor, reminiscent of myrtle, juniperberry, hyssop, Comoro-basil, cajuput and similar oils.

Fresh, strong but sweet, aromatic-camphoraceous, somewhat spicy-medicinal odor. The dryout notes are sweet, pleasant and slightly spicy, unlike those of eucalyptus, cajuput and, to…

Pronounced herbaceous odor, resembling that of the flowering herb closely. In comparison to the Lavandin Oil, the absolute from concrète has a deeper sweetness and body as well as …

Peculiar woody, somewhat dry, non-floral lavender type of odor. Distinguished by the complete absence of terpenes.

Intensely herbaceous, rich but not very sweet odor (benzene extract). Petroleum ether extract closely approaches that of the dry herb of lavandin, almost chokingly camphoraceous-wo…

Thinner odor with less body than green concrètes. White concrètes show substantial difference from green ones. Partially decolorized versions offer better odor performance than ful…

Strongly herbaceous with a very fresh camphene-cineole-like topnote which should not be distinctly camphoraceous. The rich, woody-herbaceous notes of the body components will usual…

Very rich, sweet-herbaceous, somewhat floral odor; in dilution, it bears a close resemblance to the odor of the flowering lavender shrubs. Its woody-herby undertone and coumarin-li…

Sweet-herbaceous, somewhat haylike, coumarin-like, but resembling the lavender flowers and stalks very closely. Apart from an inevitable note of the solvent.

Sweet, floral-herbaceous refreshing odor with a pleasant, balsamic-woody undertone. An almost fruity-sweet topnote is of a very short life, and the entire oil is not distinguished …