I have heard that mixing equal parts rectified cade oil and rectified birch tar oil at 2% of total composition (1% each ingredient) presents a good, meaty wood smoke rather than the creosote you're smelling nowI am trying to understand "Birch tar oil rectified" from perfume supply house. I'm familiar with the smell of burning birch and the scent of birch tar, but this stuff smells more like straight up creosote and woodsmoke. The intense smoky aspect makes the birch note hard to detect. I'll have to try diluting this down to a fraction of a percent see how it comes across then.
This material seems like it would be useful for adding a literal smoke note to an oud-tobacco mukh.
That's always the challenge of doing "freestyle" blending. I have a couple that I'm still pursuing and have not manage to figure out what the heck I did. I've kind of given up on that style of blending for now until I develop more skills I guessMy own Frankenstein creation: jasmine enfleurage, Agallocha CO2, rose/musk, Mitti attar mix. I got some lackluster Mitti samples earlier this year and none held up to those form Rising Phoenix and Mesoud so I mixed the most promising ones and rather than wait to see what happened threw all the above in and now months laterā¦
White floral/nectar rot and a bizarre mix of clean and animal from the musk, which is surprising because there is so little. Conifer notes!? Dry green vapor alongside that wet decaying lily. Coppery Vetiver! The rose disappears. I have no idea what the Mitti or Hindi co2 are doing and thereās a lot of each. The very far end of the drydown is a fresh pretty sandalwood sweetness. Itās definitely developed into its own thing. Smells nothing like how I remember it, or really like any of the constituent parts except the jasmine maybe. All of the notes seem to be coming from different directions and smell nothing like the skin scent. Chalk this up to a happy accident. I didnāt write any directions down because I didnāt have very high hopes for it. I just thought Iād use up some oils I wasnāt excited about. I could kick myself now. Raw and funky in the best way, but that drydown! I could never have planned anything like this and could never reproduce it.
I have so many rejects. Even planned ones. If only they all turned out as nice as this.That's always the challenge of doing "freestyle" blending. I have a couple that I'm still pursuing and have not manage to figure out what the heck I did. I've kind of given up on that style of blending for now until I develop more skills I guess
I like this idea! Will have to start working on a formula. Purple rose oud and musk combination.For Asr I layered:
Royal Jardin by @SULAYM and
30% Musk-Sandal Maceration by @mesOUD
My first time layering Oils (bc I didnt want to disrupt the compositions) and im shocked!
The combination of 1980's Taifi and Maroke with the creamy musk is one of the most beautiful scents I have ever smelled.
I bet the notes would compliment each other very well, but didnt expect THIS haha. Cant stop smelling my wrist š
Looking forward to thisI like this idea! Will have to start working on a formula. Purple rose oud and musk combination.