Sounds nice. Which resins are in it?Habzoud -Mai Kritsana. Deep resinous incense. Strong even in wind.
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Dear @Ouddypie, firstly, we do have musk oils indeed like oriented black musk and Siberian black musk. I respect your decision and you have the rights to your comments but we would like to kindly clarify.Be very careful. They sell adulterated “musk” products that are claimed to be all natural but are not. I wouldn’t touch anything with a ten foot pole that they offer but that’s just me.
I own King of Thebes and it’s a synthetic mess. Its not hard to tell when synthetic musk as been used.Dear @Ouddypie, firstly, we do have musk oils indeed like oriented black musk and Siberian black musk. I respect your decision and you have the rights to your comments but we would like to kindly clarify.
We have clearly indicated them as attar oils, we have never mis-informed our customer and claim they are 100% black musk oils, that why it’s called attar! For our infusions, like sandal musk infusion, they are 100% sandal musk soaked in pure black musk. And all our oud products are 100% pure with no synthetic mixtures or compounds. I hope this clears the doubts in the forum.
Oh, man, this post is going to cost me money…I know it.💸Seiron by @YusaAromatics
Every now and then, a vendor releases a signature oil which they are remembered by. Oils which go beyond excellence, like the original Fragrant Harbour by Imperial Oud… unforgettable, rare, and spoken about for years. Seiron by Yusa belongs in that rarefied circle. By far the finest Sri Lankan I’ve come across, it stands as a masterclass in Ceylon oud artistry and one for the top 5
This isn’t just another Sri Lankan distillation. Seiron is a revelation, an ultra-clean hydro-copper run of incense-grade Sri Pada wood, distilled with such finesse it redefines what "clean" truly means. But with such clean oil comes the depth, layered, unfolding, evolving… with a quiet sophistication that certain vintage oils carry yet its so fresh.
At first swipe, you're met with a cooling breeze of mint, wrapped in crisp guava, soft honey, and green resin. But this is no fleeting fruit medley, it's structured, complex, and refined. As it develops, you’re drawn into a heart of powdery incense and gentle florals, before the final descent into kinamic dust and a touch of Nha Trang-esque bitterness resonant, grounding, sublime and real depth. Fresh and yet to mature, this will certainly only become greater.
(You think you come across the best Sri Lankan...along comes Seiron)
It will be worth itOh, man, this post is going to cost me money…I know it.💸
Glad you're enjoying it for those of us that don't have it. I don't like barn. If its soft and in the background I have liked it. But if its one of the main notes I say no thanks.Habzoud - Alhind Dhahab. Being inexperienced with Hindi's broadly, the few I had tried were just too much. At the time sadly, this included Alhind D. The barn ( mild as it is), was still a little too much for me. Although in saying that I was starting to get an idea of the magic that lies underneath. So, I put it away for later reference. Within this time I have been exposed to the perfection of a clean Hindi (Alamgir 1 - AlHindoud). I can't express enough how much I love this oil but it has got me curious again about Alhind D. I've now put on a swipe and to my delight I'm now finding notes of a similar nature that I can enjoy. Man these oils can be complex. @Habz786 you're all sold out? 😢
I feel he's been quiet recently. Hopefully healthy and cooking something good up. 🤞Habzoud - Alhind Dhahab. Being inexperienced with Hindi's broadly, the few I had tried were just too much. At the time sadly, this included Alhind D. The barn ( mild as it is), was still a little too much for me. Although in saying that I was starting to get an idea of the magic that lies underneath. So, I put it away for later reference. Within this time I have been exposed to the perfection of a clean Hindi (Alamgir 1 - AlHindoud). I can't express enough how much I love this oil but it has got me curious again about Alhind D. I've now put on a swipe and to my delight I'm now finding notes of a similar nature that I can enjoy. Man these oils can be complex. @Habz786 you're all sold out? 😢
Man … throwback to those handwritten labels !!Tonight after a long day of doing inventory of my precursors in Excel, I am finally relaxing and wearing old school Oud. I don't know where the oud is from but its by @RisingPhoenix called CedarOud. 3mls. The sweetness of the oud is a nice contrast to the dry, diffusive cedar. I don't know which cedar it is, if this was a co-distallation or mixture. But its awesome and I'm lucky to have found my bottle! I guess its a mix as it is labeled Attar.
I think I got one of the last full bottles - only received it last week.Habzoud - Alhind Dhahab. Being inexperienced with Hindi's broadly, the few I had tried were just too much. At the time sadly, this included Alhind D. The barn ( mild as it is), was still a little too much for me. Although in saying that I was starting to get an idea of the magic that lies underneath. So, I put it away for later reference. Within this time I have been exposed to the perfection of a clean Hindi (Alamgir 1 - AlHindoud). I can't express enough how much I love this oil but it has got me curious again about Alhind D. I've now put on a swipe and to my delight I'm now finding notes of a similar nature that I can enjoy. Man these oils can be complex. @Habz786 you're all sold out? 😢
It's very nice. Lucky you for the score.I think I got one of the last full bottles - only received it last week.
It’s funny because I have only worn it 3-4 times and I hardly smell the barn at all now. For me, it’s just a touch of stable-leather in opening, then full-on huge apricot marmalade and even a wisp of something minty on top (maybe my mind is playing tricks there).