That sounds quite lovely. I’m still enjoying these wild green ant Kyara. It’s been heating for hours and still going. But I also have CKs that are totally fine to me, and those are what I use daily because I’m not a billionaire 😂😂
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Mr.P
oud<3er
It's like a very simplified focused unified version of the kyara aroma. I still can't believe I can just throw the stuff on the burner anytime I want to. I spent a couple of decades assuming the only way I would get to enjoy this particular category of scent that I'm getting right now was by burning the expensive wild wood. I feel like given the connoisseurs here I have to restate that I'm not saying that this is presenting the same thing that the expensive wild wood presents. I'm saying it contains something that previously I had only seen in wild kyara and thought I would never experience in anything but wild kyara.
AlHind Oud
Resident Artisan
you inspired me to distill a new batch of standalone CK and Bilquis 🫡
Olfactory Nomad
Smells so Oud
Oh yeah!
I just wrote earlier in the day that cultivated agarwoods have their place, because it can't all be wild for so many reasons. So glad that you got a nice batch that you can use often.
Olfactory Nomad
Smells so Oud
I'm literally still going on my session of Wild Leyete powder - Kangiiten. This one session has now lasted close to a couple of weeks with multiple sessions a day. I've only now hit 180 degrees with it. Talk about value for money. At this temp I get strong diesel and peppery spice with some nose numbing.
That’s incredible.
Olfactory Nomad
Smells so Oud
It truly is! I could reasonably still be heating it much lower but I'm pushing it higher now because I'm a little impatient for it to finish so I can move on to something else lol.
Ouderriffic
Oud Fanatic
Sinking Sri Lankan from Habzoud
The walla patta that had previously been listed on the site a few years back was always one of my favorites to burn, so I finally picked up some more Habzoud woods. Excellent burn as always!
I know, I know, I need to replace that mica sheet... 😂
The walla patta that had previously been listed on the site a few years back was always one of my favorites to burn, so I finally picked up some more Habzoud woods. Excellent burn as always!
I know, I know, I need to replace that mica sheet... 😂
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Mr.P
oud<3er
What kind of crazy talk is that!? it's just starting to develop a good seasoning lol
Ouderriffic
Oud Fanatic
Funny, I never thought of it like that! 🤣
Mr.P
oud<3er
(just in case, I was kidding of course... i toss or clean them, but maybe there's something to seasoning one's mica sheets!).
Ouderriffic
Oud Fanatic
Yes, I do usually clean them if needed, but this one is permanantly stained. I know I have more around here somewhere, but I will probably just keep using this one for a while longer. 😋
Oudamberlove
Member
mesOUD Pursat
When the resin notes are quite aromatic,
you know you’ve got a winner😊
When the resin notes are quite aromatic,
you know you’ve got a winner😊
Joe
Resident Artisan
Where did you get the wood from, if you don't mind sharing your source?
Olfactory Nomad
Smells so Oud
Assamese Hindi - Yusa Aromatics. Was a generous gift added to a purchase. First time heating a Hindi wood and I must say I'm impressed. Has been putting out deep woody vanilla for a couple of hours now.
Joe
Resident Artisan
Can't wait to get his Old Bazaar attar!
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