Sounds great! Another good one with amazing base/dry down: Ejayb’s hojari / cultivated kinam codistillation.
I have been picking up samples of frankincense oils for the last 32 years and this particular oil gets the “single best frankincense oil”, with the closest runner up being a distant second.
The kinam scent is not apparent when you apply the oil - just smells like a nice juicy fresh hojari oil. Very sweet, balanced, the specific frankincense notes are not swamped by strong pine or turpentine or other notes I usually find greatly exaggerated in some frankincense oil. So right off the bat the top notes and heart are just very well balanced.
where it really shines is how it eventually settles on the skin - it is a perfect facsimile of the most charming aspects of frankincense as I see it, and this is the first oil that really exhibits these notes.
The kinam seems to act as a kind of fixative and modifier in the best way.
what, I don’t know is how much of this is due to the resin that was used, the techniques of distillation, versus the addition of the kinam.
This is the only frankincense oil that I would actually wear consistently if I had enough of it. My second and third place frankincense oils are extractions and not distillates. Generally prefer the extracts.