Burn of the Day

PersonelHigh said:
I highly recommend getting in touch with Hamza. On instagram or through his website. Some of my most beloved woods in my collection are from him, as well as oils. Just waiting on a Sandalwood that blew my socks off. Such a fair price too.
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Was it the Tongan or the Mysore sandalwood, Personel?

@-Renton- , I second the recommendation on Hamza's oils, they're anything but average! I recently tried some of his Burmi Thaqeel, and it just solidified my previous experiences! How a Burmese oils smells like that, doesn't entirely make sense to me, somehow it's only a touch fermented, and then clean, airy and dense at the same time, with wicked performance!

Was wearing his Fragrant Habour yesterday and best way to describe that one, is a symphony on your arm, with so much going on, it almost feels electric! Sweet, orange-y citrus which blossoms into a chirping florals on your skin, all the while resting on a mysterious and clean mouthwatering base.

Then there's his Silani Royale, a cacophony of clean industrial fumes (not smokey!) gives way to the most pristine, blue-green gem like oceanic tropical notes resting underneath. Superb projection, from all three even with very tiny amounts. Silani Sultani is another incredible oil, though Silani Royale has a special place in my heart!
 
Ahmaoud said:
Was it the Tongan or the Mysore sandalwood, Personel?

@-Renton- , I second the recommendation on Hamza's oils, they're anything but average! I recently tried some of his Burmi Thaqeel, and it just solidified my previous experiences! How a Burmese oils smells like that, doesn't entirely make sense to me, somehow it's only a touch fermented, and then clean, airy and dense at the same time, with wicked performance!

Was wearing his Fragrant Habour yesterday and best way to describe that one, is a symphony on your arm, with so much going on, it almost feels electric! Sweet, orange-y citrus which blossoms into a chirping florals on your skin, all the while resting on a mysterious and clean mouthwatering base.

Then there's his Silani Royale, a cacophony of clean industrial fumes (not smokey!) gives way to the most pristine, blue-green gem like oceanic tropical notes resting underneath. Superb projection, from all three even with very tiny amounts. Silani Sultani is another incredible oil, though Silani Royale has a special place in my heart!
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Yesterday I had on the Huang Sheng Merauke from Hamza, what an amazing oil. I wish it would last longer on the skin, I don't get more than 3 hours. That Tonga sandalwood is also like no other sandalwood I have tried before, so unique, almost like a composition of its own.

I just got an email from him saying that purchases above $500 will be given a free sampler set.
 
Wild Kyara - Plum Blossoms in the Wind.

Beautiful experience with my new heater, better than the Kangiiten small heater by 10 million miles lol.

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Notes: Sweet red fruits, slightly sour red cherry-like fruits, fruity red cola, creaminess, frankincense, citrus juiciness, resin
 
Now I have my proper heater I finally have the chance to try some wonderful samples that @TheDarkKnight generously sent to me. Today I'm heating an agarwood called Shfukuko. Please correct my spelling if this is incorrect and I'd love for you to add some followup information on this as I have nothing but what it's called. It started performing at 100 degrees opening with what I could only describe as marshmallows? You know that soft powdery scent that marshmallows have? A quick bump in heat is now revealing something akin to caramelised popcorn. This is really quite something.
 
Mindrolling grade 1 incense on the evening breeze. I'm hoping it will discouraged the "no-see-ums" that seem to have hatched from the local ponds or streams. They are out tonight let me tell you. I'm trying to take a picture but they live up to their name. The damn things bite and it's irritating and itches.


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Ahmaoud said:
Was it the Tongan or the Mysore sandalwood, Personel?

@-Renton- , I second the recommendation on Hamza's oils, they're anything but average! I recently tried some of his Burmi Thaqeel, and it just solidified my previous experiences! How a Burmese oils smells like that, doesn't entirely make sense to me, somehow it's only a touch fermented, and then clean, airy and dense at the same time, with wicked performance!

Was wearing his Fragrant Habour yesterday and best way to describe that one, is a symphony on your arm, with so much going on, it almost feels electric! Sweet, orange-y citrus which blossoms into a chirping florals on your skin, all the while resting on a mysterious and clean mouthwatering base.

Then there's his Silani Royale, a cacophony of clean industrial fumes (not smokey!) gives way to the most pristine, blue-green gem like oceanic tropical notes resting underneath. Superb projection, from all three even with very tiny amounts. Silani Sultani is another incredible oil, though Silani Royale has a special place in my heart!
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Wait. I never said anything bad about Hamza, only good things. Or am I getting your comment confused lol?
 
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