Oudamberlove
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Side-by-side
EO Czar Ceylon
EO People’s Ceylon
The volatile top of PC is beyond ethereal,
personally, I would not include it in the finished product if I distilled it. But that’s just me..... I know that some don’t mind it.
CC is ethereal, but not as much as PC.
What that means, is that it takes longer to get to the heart and drydown with PC than with CC, and it’s those two phases that I enjoy from these oils.
Ensar told me that the Sri Lankan component of CC was cooked Aroha Style. That became more evident during the side-by-side than when I swiped it solo. Hands-down, I prefer CC, it’s even got a slight choco-tobacco.
However, both these oils settle down to a skin scent
I’ve been getting a lot of that lately.
I miss the oils with strong aromatic prowess.
I also swiped ASO Jannah
and I’m getting attatched to this oil, but that’s a preference thing
I do pick up an ASO signature that I find in Marjaan.
EO Czar Ceylon
EO People’s Ceylon
The volatile top of PC is beyond ethereal,
personally, I would not include it in the finished product if I distilled it. But that’s just me..... I know that some don’t mind it.
CC is ethereal, but not as much as PC.
What that means, is that it takes longer to get to the heart and drydown with PC than with CC, and it’s those two phases that I enjoy from these oils.
Ensar told me that the Sri Lankan component of CC was cooked Aroha Style. That became more evident during the side-by-side than when I swiped it solo. Hands-down, I prefer CC, it’s even got a slight choco-tobacco.
However, both these oils settle down to a skin scent
I’ve been getting a lot of that lately.I miss the oils with strong aromatic prowess.
I also swiped ASO Jannah
and I’m getting attatched to this oil, but that’s a preference thing
I do pick up an ASO signature that I find in Marjaan.
