Red and refined Tobacco with a wet tone
luscious Dates & plums
Appleskin
Tea note
Coffe beans
Dry Woodiness
The opening where the symphony of Red tobacco , succulent fruits , coffebean and tea note unite to bring swirls of joy with their complex wafts as the oil heats up on your skin .
And as the oil pans out its sweetness subsides and plays seesaw with the tea and drywoodiness to take the oil to its drydown stages .
Kinam Rouge , Fantastic oil .
 
LMK - Eau de Vietnam. REALLY liking this one, keep coming back to it

Ensar - Assam Organic, 2005 I believe. This is really dank to me now, it used to feel rather tame. I was wearing it a while ago and it did dry down into its peppery leathered base which I am used to but I remember that being noticeable at the top. There's a lot of funk here, now.

I need to reacclimatise myself to Hindi oils. It's like red wine, if I don't drink it for ages I find my first glass of it not be as nice as when I've drank it more frequently (e.g. in younger days I'd drink it more often and enjoyed it more after getting used to the taste)
 
Has anyone tried the new ASO Halawa organic yet? The price looks great and mustaqbil was super awesome - different region than mustaqbil but wondering if someone could post a review if you've bought or sampled it. Most malays I associate as being darker in tone - the description sounds like it could be more green. Love unique oils - adding this to the budget list for purchase soon. Hope to hear a review in the coming days weeks!
 
Sumatran Oud by Russian Adam
Sandal Mace Co-distillation by Myself


Santal Mace is replete with dynamism due to its being fresh. Its swipe on the wrist and a dab of Russian Adam's Sumatran juxtaposed to let the scent-sational fumes intermingle.

Distilling oil has compelled me to revisit and revise a lot of things (about oils).
 
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