Honestly this might have bumped FHI down the list of my favorite oils... haven’t decided yet, another excuse for more swipes hahaStart morning with an amazing oil
IO Hainan Ultima - no words to describe this...wish to have full bottle
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AA tia sang
Beautiful smelling oil, very floral
A light extremely mobile oil that will freely drip from the dipstick. This smells great but honestly the scent is faint and top note heavy so I swiped 3 times but the oil just doesn’t project ,it’s a whisperer. A beautiful whisper for sure and maybe performs better inside in a closed space. Scent is fleeting as I write and I see a much sooner need for me to reapply
For my taste FHI still > Hainan Ultima ,love them both anyway [emoji14]Honestly this might have bumped FHI down the list of my favorite oils... haven’t decided yet, another excuse for more swipes haha
I might have to compare them side by side. Wear on different wrists. Problem is that FHI is such a massive oil it might overpower HU even with the smallest amount appliedFor my taste FHI still > Hainan Ultima ,love them both anyway [emoji14]
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I also warned you if the rabbit hole you would be going down when you start your oud journey, it’s a fun one though! I’m glad you find these just as stunning buddyEJ,
It has gotten a little stronger in projection for me as it has settled after transport. It has a really a gorgeous unique scent.
Wearing AA Royal Sumatra today. I really enjoy this oil. Immensely. This is the one @Dean sent me which convinced me of the mind effect present in Oud. Amazing stuff.

EO - Papuamantan & Oud Extrodinaire
OE, my enemy....really hardened oil and difficult to get out of the sample vial. This time around, I used a toothpick to get the oil out instead of the applicator, and swiped it in lumpy patches as it doesn't smear. Smells really off, like when a vintage fragrance has lost its top notes and is a little rancid
It's 2 hours in and it's no longer unpleasant, but just ...unpresent. It's odd
I didn't enjoy the Papua oil at first but now it has a very similar aroma to filipino chips being burned - that purple vibe. It's great!