Sandalwood oil of the day

Mysore Qadeem 1980’s from An Najwa on my forearm. It takes me many interactions to truly understand an oil although I’m getting a little better at being able to tell where things are headed early on, it just takes time to really tune in to the subtleties.

Case in point, this one hit me a little differently today got me a little bit deeper in the feels so to speak. I got a very dignified, mature, semi dry, semi buttery classic rich Sandalwood aroma in the top notes. There are two levels to the top notes. If you smell it from a distance you mostly notice the forward complex nutty, woody aspects which coexist in a kind of creamy sandalwood space. Just a tad of something bitter-resinous in there. When I take a whole hearted whiff a different more complex and subtle collection of clean dry woody dry-powdery dignified sandalwood notes come into focus. It is the richness of these notes that I find striking in particular. Worth checking out if you have a chance.
 
Mr.P said:
Mysore Qadeem 1980’s from An Najwa on my forearm. It takes me many interactions to truly understand an oil although I’m getting a little better at being able to tell where things are headed early on, it just takes time to really tune in to the subtleties.

Case in point, this one hit me a little differently today got me a little bit deeper in the feels so to speak. I got a very dignified, mature, semi dry, semi buttery classic rich Sandalwood aroma in the top notes. There are two levels to the top notes. If you smell it from a distance you mostly notice the forward complex nutty, woody aspects which coexist in a kind of creamy sandalwood space. Just a tad of something bitter-resinous in there. When I take a whole hearted whiff a different more complex and subtle collection of clean dry woody dry-powdery dignified sandalwood notes come into focus. It is the richness of these notes that I find striking in particular. Worth checking out if you have a chance.
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This sounds like a nice sandalwood I would like to try. Could you link me the sandalwood oil, if you can kindly?
 
got this papua sandalwood oil from marius of jinko store!! BEAUTIFUL OIL!!! sweet CREAMY spicy CITRUS gourmand magic sandalness! gives mysore a run for its nose! of course mysore has a different history and rarity for good old wood so it makes sense. gorgeous stuff and it doesnt give me any bad effects no headaches, no nasty feelings! i love it when an oil smells this good and isnt toxic!!! its been hard trying to find a sandalwood other than the ones i have extracted from shoyeido and yamadamatsu sandalwood that wont give me ugly headaches...couple days ago i sold all my sandalwood oils. very happy about this.
 

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@Athsmos gave me 1ml of his, "Golden Sun" oil (not that golden in colour though 😂) for free (also thank you Athsmos for the other oils, the Pinon oils are amazing, very new to me and thanks for the small oil of Aceh Green by @Maunamoku very well appreciated, brother) as I hooked him up with the wood used and the person was gonna charge higher (even though on the website it would have been the price he was gonna buy it at) because Kareem knew it was worth more, and even now he is gonna charge the normal person more for his quality Mysore wood, but Athsmos will gets a kilo for only $180. It starts off with a very minty note with normal sandalwood notes in the background, that creamy, wood (especially), and light butter notes. After 10 minuets it softens and the mintiness goes away. You get some copper (I think) notes that jump in for just a second every so often at the top of the stage, but you go back to the awesome sandalwood notes, which are like this, very, very, VERY creamy and buttery, almost, or maybe mixed with a curd note it's so creamy and buttery, with the wood in the backdrop. It is a very nice oil, especially for someone new to distilling, I am amazed actually. Good job brother Athsmos!!!

EDIT: As the sandalwood develops I am picking up some serious citrus notes that are along side the sandalwood notes, this is some seriously nice sandalwood oil.
EDIT 2: After 2 hours you get a nice powdery, this sort of "relaxed note" if anyone understands this? With perhaps a slight citrusy floral note? I hope once this is available to purchase people can buy a lot, I would advise Asthmos to release 0.25ml, 0.5, 1, 2.5 and 3ml bottles, so it can stretch or more people? Since I dont think he made a lot of it.
 
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got this papua sandalwood oil from marius of jinko store!! BEAUTIFUL OIL!!! sweet CREAMY spicy CITRUS gourmand magic sandalness! gives mysore a run for its nose! of course mysore has a different history and rarity for good old wood so it makes sense. gorgeous stuff and it doesnt give me any bad effects no headaches, no nasty feelings! i love it when an oil smells this good and isnt toxic!!! its been hard trying to find a sandalwood other than the ones i have extracted from shoyeido and yamadamatsu sandalwood that wont give me ugly headaches...couple days ago i sold all my sandalwood oils. very happy about this.
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where is the jinko store?
 
Well, I just put on a swipe of the NTT Sandalwood that mesoud distilled. Nice warm, fuzzy, appealing sandalwood. The top notes have a nice balance between sweetness and dryness. At the moment it is not especially nutty / buttery, more soft fuzzy woody. I am enjoying this oil.
 
Mr. P.,

That is a good one too. I agree. I think he said it is not album but another from Indonesia.
 
Mr.P said:
Mysore Qadeem 1980’s from An Najwa on my forearm. It takes me many interactions to truly understand an oil although I’m getting a little better at being able to tell where things are headed early on, it just takes time to really tune in to the subtleties.

Case in point, this one hit me a little differently today got me a little bit deeper in the feels so to speak. I got a very dignified, mature, semi dry, semi buttery classic rich Sandalwood aroma in the top notes. There are two levels to the top notes. If you smell it from a distance you mostly notice the forward complex nutty, woody aspects which coexist in a kind of creamy sandalwood space. Just a tad of something bitter-resinous in there. When I take a whole hearted whiff a different more complex and subtle collection of clean dry woody dry-powdery dignified sandalwood notes come into focus. It is the richness of these notes that I find striking in particular. Worth checking out if you have a chance.
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That's Great Mr. P
Glad you're enjoying it

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This is from An Najwa. I’m not sure if it’s in stock or not.

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Vintage Mysore 1980 Is available but not yet released officially. Only doing private sales on Vintage sandalwood oils
 
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Mr. P.,

That is a good one too. I agree. I think he said it is not album but another from Indonesia.
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Indonesian sandalwood is still Santalum album actually!
 
Mr.P said:
Indonesian sandalwood is still Santalum album actually!
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Absolutely Santalum album,just region of this wood is NTT(Nusa Teneggera Timur)
And this handsome guy will be in pot after my “Seven Hills” distillation finished(but with another material 😂,it will be a codistillation)
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Can’t believe how long those distillations take… it’s one thing to read. It takes a long time, another thing to see someone working through the process. i am excited about your projects!
 
Kangiiten's Mysore Special Reserve oil, I dont use this much but when I do I either only use a little, or I use a lot. This time I used quite a lot of drops, started off with a nice creamy note, with some intense butteriness, it is so creamy and buttery that it covers up most of the wood notes, but they still get through, even though they are in the background, way, way back there. 1hr and 40 mins in I am smelling more of the wood with deep inhales at certain points. When I am moving my hand side to side or up and down, I still get the classic sandalwood-y note, but not as much as when I am smelling at a point with a deep inhale. The oil is also got some mild floral natures to it, and a golden hue with a note of honey with intense sweetness and sweet, powdery florals.

Love this sandalwood, I am sick right now with a tooth abscess and when it first came on, on very early Saturday morning (like 1am) it was just a toothache starting which I thought okay this will go away soon (since I have been waiting to get a root canal treatment done so I have 2 decaying teeth, but I am just gonna go into the dentist tomorrow, literally around the corner from me and say to them, "look at my bloody cheek its like 2 golf balls in my mouth, I need an emergency appointment and I just want them pulled out", I even went to the dentist a couple days ago and said I think I have an abscess in the works and all they said was, "Okay, we will call you when we are ready to give you an appointment", like wtf?) but nope, that night was hell, I couldnt sleep and it felt like my face was on fire, then I felt my right cheek and went omg its swelled right out.
 
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