Wow, that is unbelievable, so their offering of Taif rose is not Taif rose at all!? Shocking.I heard a story of a guy I know and trust who sent his away for analysis and it wasn’t Taif rose at all
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Wow, that is unbelievable, so their offering of Taif rose is not Taif rose at all!? Shocking.
Wow, thank you so much for your input brother, I appreciate it so much, I was going to buy from ASAQ. Glad to know I didn't waste my money. Thank youMy thoughts also, he later asked me for a contact so I pointed him in the direction of al shareef oud and he is happy with the Taif from him MashaAllah
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Wow, thank you so much for your input brother, I appreciate it so much, I was going to buy from ASAQ. Glad to know I didn't waste my money. Thank you
So is this one a blend? It does say Taif al-Nakab al-Arous, and it does not say Taif rose 3000 which they say are Taif rose essential oils only.
I came up across this particular one on Basenotes, and it does say mixed with musk. Interesting.I’m not sure bro?
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Do you know where I can get this from?for rose lover i advice hindi rose RUH ghulab strong and very plesant not subtle than taifi but if you like rose you will like for sure ghulab
I have tried ASAQ pure taif rose oil highest grade. I liked it a lot. But I am no expert on
Taif oil. Al shareef pure taif oil is on a different level altogether and my first choice.
But can batch variations occur in distillation
generally speaking?
I have no idea how different rose oil will be
from single distillation from multiple distillation.
Usually multiple distillation consists of distilling roses to get the most oil from the petals I suppose, and the first distillation amongst the multiple distillations is considered the best or "bridal" Taif rose, this is the oil Al-Shareef Oud sells. The distillation after the first ones are not as potent as the first distillation and is regarded as a lower grade.