Burn of the Day
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True Woodict
Agarwood from bro Iori is one of the most unique aromatic things I ever smelled. There is just aroma that is not relatable to any known aroma 60-120. After that it seems like indo-tarakan-Borneo maybe Kalimantan.
-Renton-
True Ouddict
Ohh you got some? It is very nice. I get sour notes, with, what i can only explain as a, "dirty creamy note" with some animalic, musky-like tones with some fruity cola.
-Renton-
True Ouddict
Any pics that you can post on the forum? Of course not here but on the oud photos? Bet it looks nice. Do you know where it is supposedly from, and not just the scent profile?
Xerohome
True Ouddict
toc bong on the left and green kyara on the right. on side-by-side testing you can appreciate the notes differences, also you can smell the kyara note more clearly.
I've been heating these shaving for couple of days now, and I'll put all of the shaving of different wood in one box to be heated on subitism one day inshallah.
I've done the subitism wood collection heating before, and I've smell kyara cross the room lol, it was a kyara fumigation session : )
I wonder about tincturing kyara after I finish heating it, I would imagine the smell of tincture still will be amazing.
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I've been heating these shaving for couple of days now, and I'll put all of the shaving of different wood in one box to be heated on subitism one day inshallah.
I've done the subitism wood collection heating before, and I've smell kyara cross the room lol, it was a kyara fumigation session : )
I wonder about tincturing kyara after I finish heating it, I would imagine the smell of tincture still will be amazing.
Oudamberlove
Member
Gyokushodo #425 Indonesian Kizami
Very aromatic when heated, with lingering scents of Tarakan, Brunei, and Kalimantan.
Even when I made sticks from this wood, it left lingering aroma in the air. Good stuff at a good price.
Very aromatic when heated, with lingering scents of Tarakan, Brunei, and Kalimantan.
Even when I made sticks from this wood, it left lingering aroma in the air. Good stuff at a good price.
iori
親月
yea its pretty nice.
iori
親月
That's great, been sick else i would love to do more tocbong Lol
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True Woodict
I have tinctures kyaras from 140+
A lot of them and smell is nice but nothing like the fresh kyara tincture. Agarwood also makes amazing tinctures! I’m going to send you some juices! They are skin scents that last quite a while and are so so pleasant
Saudalhajri
True Ouddict
Got these as a gift a while ago. Can’t remember the origin. Tried them out on a heater.
from 0-140c it has a faint flowery note, no idea what kind, but thre is a floral scent, as well as some amber, powder, earth.
220 it turns airy and heady, wood and sweetness
250 i cant pin the notes but its like a campfire on the beach on a cool night
and finally at 300, the first thing that hit me is "this is like a good grade indian on coals", its spicy, tickles the nose a little, notes of caramel and tobacco.
leaving the room and coming back and its sweet, a little medicinal, and "wet" if that makes sense, makes me think of rain.
if someone can approximate the origin based on the picture and description id appreciate itl.
from 0-140c it has a faint flowery note, no idea what kind, but thre is a floral scent, as well as some amber, powder, earth.
220 it turns airy and heady, wood and sweetness
250 i cant pin the notes but its like a campfire on the beach on a cool night
and finally at 300, the first thing that hit me is "this is like a good grade indian on coals", its spicy, tickles the nose a little, notes of caramel and tobacco.
leaving the room and coming back and its sweet, a little medicinal, and "wet" if that makes sense, makes me think of rain.
if someone can approximate the origin based on the picture and description id appreciate itl.
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Oudamberlove
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Kyarazen Premium Brunei Heartwood
Powdery florals with resin and a big hit of cream❤️
Powdery florals with resin and a big hit of cream❤️
Olfactory Nomad
Smells so Oud
Are you able to scrape that piece and use it on your heater? It's impressive.
iori
親月
yea i just did had a session with it =)
Ahem.
Oudamberlove
Member
Different burn today
ASO Al Sheikh
I’m not going to name notes, I’ll just say I like this aroma, good stuff!
I opened the door of my room, and the wind flow started spreading the lovely aroma to the other rooms.
I did two sessions, because I went too hot at the first.
ASO Al Sheikh
I’m not going to name notes, I’ll just say I like this aroma, good stuff!
I opened the door of my room, and the wind flow started spreading the lovely aroma to the other rooms.
I did two sessions, because I went too hot at the first.
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-Renton-
True Ouddict
Fuji Smoke - Kyara.
Heater is a bit dirty. I just clean it every now and then with an antibacterial swipe and then swipe it again a couple times with a piece of toilet paper.
Lovely fresh, sweet and spicy cinnamon notes, thick vanilla cream, honeyed florals (florals I got was lavender and jasmine), freshly washed linen, in a breeze of wind, slightly minty at the end of the deep inhales, and milky lactonic notes. Colours yellow/red/and maybe purple.
2x 5 min sessions in the space of an hour or so at 120-140c. 100c was giving nice notes but was a little quiet, I could (almost) bet that if I stayed at 100-120c it would have gotten louder, but maybe not. Right now I am not going above 140c for a good few days, then 160c for as long as I can then 180c for a while... then to kill it 200 then 220c (this kyara should last me around 3-7 days if I was heating it every day), then on coal to finish it off.
Heater is a bit dirty. I just clean it every now and then with an antibacterial swipe and then swipe it again a couple times with a piece of toilet paper.
Lovely fresh, sweet and spicy cinnamon notes, thick vanilla cream, honeyed florals (florals I got was lavender and jasmine), freshly washed linen, in a breeze of wind, slightly minty at the end of the deep inhales, and milky lactonic notes. Colours yellow/red/and maybe purple.
2x 5 min sessions in the space of an hour or so at 120-140c. 100c was giving nice notes but was a little quiet, I could (almost) bet that if I stayed at 100-120c it would have gotten louder, but maybe not. Right now I am not going above 140c for a good few days, then 160c for as long as I can then 180c for a while... then to kill it 200 then 220c (this kyara should last me around 3-7 days if I was heating it every day), then on coal to finish it off.
Oudamberlove
Member
Nippon Kodo Sizuro Borneo
Ye olde faithful…
I can always count on this tried and true friend for a good burn😊
Ye olde faithful…
I can always count on this tried and true friend for a good burn😊
-Renton-
True Ouddict
Is, "Al Sheikh", a type of Bakhoor?
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