best description of the oil specially for lindaraja I receive a lot gazoiline smell and petrolium do not last at all..not deserve a try kakaya is nice oil but do not last also very low profile
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Lorenz_156
Oud Fan
How is that Royal Cambodi from Ahmed ?
Dr B1414
True Ouddict
Really beautiful. Very deep and resinous. If you love that Tigerwood richness, you'd definitely enjoy this one. Red sweet-sour berries, honey, musky, earthy, smoky. Definitely smells like an old, aged oil. Clean, no dirty facets.
Castingshadows
@scentofsamadhi
Today I’m wearing Malinau Classic by IO
This has an interesting nutty opening that almost feels like peanut husk and dry, dark chocolatey spices. I enjoy how this is a darker more incense driven Malinau. I get a little bit of cola and sweetness in the mix. When I first sampled this oil I felt it was kind of barnyard’ish but that doesn’t seem to be the case now. I actually really enjoy it!
This has an interesting nutty opening that almost feels like peanut husk and dry, dark chocolatey spices. I enjoy how this is a darker more incense driven Malinau. I get a little bit of cola and sweetness in the mix. When I first sampled this oil I felt it was kind of barnyard’ish but that doesn’t seem to be the case now. I actually really enjoy it!
Visionary_ali
Oud Fan
This one is a very underrated oil. As soon as my bottle landed I wanted to buy a second. Unfortunately now sold out.
This one ticks a lot of boxes for me.
My understanding is that the stale peanut shell like aroma comes from using steam distillation technique. I noticed that in one of Ensars lower end Borneo oils too.
Oudamberlove
Member
Second try of Lucky Oud Rooh Assam
Opens like a fruity floral perfume that is a bit citrusy and ethereal, and has the proverbial
“gently heated chip” aroma. If that were it,
that’s enough, I can enjoy it at this phase… period!
It’s unmistakably Hindi, but not for barn, rather,
for its resinous-oudy-honey-floral scent.
At some point it seems sharp and then bitter, but not predominantly.
I find that the progression to dry down isn’t acrobatic, and does not alter the profile by much,
therefore, it’s a nice perfume.
Opens like a fruity floral perfume that is a bit citrusy and ethereal, and has the proverbial
“gently heated chip” aroma. If that were it,
that’s enough, I can enjoy it at this phase… period!
It’s unmistakably Hindi, but not for barn, rather,
for its resinous-oudy-honey-floral scent.
At some point it seems sharp and then bitter, but not predominantly.
I find that the progression to dry down isn’t acrobatic, and does not alter the profile by much,
therefore, it’s a nice perfume.
EJayB
True Ouddict
I never get that peanut smell from my steam distillations and haven’t smelled it in a steam distillation from others
Lorenz_156
Oud Fan
AA Battambang, lovely mint and red cinnamon in the top followed by fruits and berries and a hughe dose of woodiness/that typical AA oudiness. It becomes immensely creamy and powdery on my skin with time.
An absolute stunner.
An absolute stunner.
Proust Madeleine
True Ouddict
Taha says that one is somewhat similar to Siam 4K.... do you feel the same?
Lorenz_156
Oud Fan
Unfortunately I had never tried Siam 4k.
I think it is somewhat similar to the overall feeling of VSK in the base.
*swiped some more and I can definitely say that there is a hint of anise which goes hand in hand with that spicy cinnamon.
Maybe lower grade wood or bad distillation techniques?
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