Meliphluence perfume's Thai Borai Oud on the left and Jinkoh Store's Pursat Qi on the right.

strawberry ice cream in the forest.
 
thx Taesik and Ed , its not about shy or so , but never talk about my own oil cuz maybe people consider its self promoting so no point , i let people who buy them to post 😛
When one considers the almost indecent level of self-promotion and indirect (influencer-ish) shilling of oils that mires our noble obsession 😂, I’d say you are well within your rights to say you like your own creation. And I think most of us would agree that they are strong contenders to excel—blasphemous, I know—even the big names.

But today I’m wearing a tiny drop of Elixir Attar’s SQ Grade Nha Trang 1994/5 once again. There are incense notes in it that recall two of your recent attars. Sweet, reduced cherry, medicinal, kinamic, with some nose-tingling fiery molecules that emerge and recede. I could rub a silk handkerchief or scarf with it and keep burying my nose in it for hours.
 
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@Mario P. I really have to try your oils one day... I only heard good things about them. 😊
problem is, that I already have more than enough aromatics for the next year. 😂
besides, don't be shy to talk about your oils. we(at least I) won't see it as a promotional post.
and bro you know you'll never have enough oud 🙂 , atleast for me this never ends in last 10 years 🙁
 
Vendor: OleFaktory
Oil: Ve Dep
Year: 2022

Opening is fuzzy and has the unmistakable bitterness (yet sweet, too!) of viet oils - also opens slight terpy almost like a diesel hemp note. Also upfront you'll notice a minty candy camphorous blast too - this isn't so much part of the direct aroma as it is part of the scents overall texture and body (you feel a cooling sensation vs being actually minty). I appreciate that it's unique while remaining an excellent example of Vietnamese agarwood.

For me, Vietnamese oils are essentially the ultimate in agarwood smells - it's the smell that sums up agarwood in one sniff. Whenever I put Vietnamese wood on the burner, it's unmistakable - that bittersweet, creamy, woody, smell. Ve Dap has this in spades.

Dry down is a continuous aroma of Vietnamese agarwood but with all these interesting and changing chords. I smell a different aspect each time. In words, it remains deeply woody and fuzzy (like textured - I've noticed this in musk before), with petigrain, bittersweet/vanilla (not like a malinau vanilla, more like a safrole/ autumn spices.

Basically a great tier 1 Viet oil that I'm so excited to put away bc I think it will only get better. Support your local distiller 🙂

Much gratitude to @EJayB for really doing the dang thang - pumped to try more of his oils in the future!
 

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Vendor: OleFaktory
Oil: Ve Dep
Year: 2022

Opening is fuzzy and has the unmistakable bitterness (yet sweet, too!) of viet oils - also opens slight terpy almost like a diesel hemp note. Also upfront you'll notice a minty candy camphorous blast too - this isn't so much part of the direct aroma as it is part of the scents overall texture and body (you feel a cooling sensation vs being actually minty). I appreciate that it's unique while remaining an excellent example of Vietnamese agarwood.

For me, Vietnamese oils are essentially the ultimate in agarwood smells - it's the smell that sums up agarwood in one sniff. Whenever I put Vietnamese wood on the burner, it's unmistakable - that bittersweet, creamy, woody, smell. Ve Dap has this in spades.

Dry down is a continuous aroma of Vietnamese agarwood but with all these interesting and changing chords. I smell a different aspect each time. In words, it remains deeply woody and fuzzy (like textured - I've noticed this in musk before), with petigrain, bittersweet/vanilla (not like a malinau vanilla, more like a safrole/ autumn spices.

Basically a great tier 1 Viet oil that I'm so excited to put away bc I think it will only get better. Support your local distiller 🙂

Much gratitude to @EJayB for really doing the dang thang - pumped to try more of his oils in the future!
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