I think the sample I have is ntt batch one and it is excellent.mesOud - NTT Sandalwood Batch II - tranquility in each swipe, a tingly and delicately herbal green sit on top a mouth-wateringly creamy and tenacious sandalwood profile.
It's so good. I managed to get some of this just by the skin of my teeth.mesOud - NTT Sandalwood Batch II - tranquility in each swipe, a tingly and delicately herbal green sit on top a mouth-wateringly creamy and tenacious sandalwood profile.
I remember what I messaged brother Mehmet, right after the package arrived I swiped some, and my message was something along the lines of, "this has risen to the top of my sandalwood oils". From the opening alone, it was love at first sniff, but that day, its longevity and the whiffs I'd be getting just moving around, secured it place at the top.It's so good. I managed to get some of this just by the skin of my teeth.
Batch One is this deep buttery, very slightly musky, delectable sort of profile in the vein of what I would think as a classical Mysore oil.I think the sample I have is ntt batch one and it is excellent.
What Sandalwood oil is the best from CraftOud? I am thinking on pulling the trigger on a sandalwood oil from the Dr.Mysore Malaki by Tabeer Oud
Mysore No. 1 by Craft Oud
The former is musky woody creamy and the latter one is creamy woody. Both have a touch of slight bitterness as well.
Respected RentonWhat Sandalwood oil is the best from CraftOud? I am thinking on pulling the trigger on a sandalwood oil from the Dr.
Thank you, I think I will go with Mysore Regal. How is that? Mysore Regal isnt on his website, and do you mean Mysuru No. 1? And not Mysore No. 1? This one:Respected Renton
Mysore No. 1
Mysore Regal
Santal Supreme 2
These three sandal oils I found up to the scratch.
Always welcomeThank you, I think I will go with Mysore Regal. How is that? Mysore Regal isnt on his website, and do you mean Mysuru No. 1? And not Mysore No. 1? This one:
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These type of rugs are priceless. I have a walla patta rug, woven from century old strands of walla patta. The Oudh tree in Sri Lanka gets its name from the practice that it would be used for bandage.I once had a vetiver rug / mat and i remember it being especially pleasant on hot days. I have to try to find another one
It is right in the middle of high pollen season over here. Got to sat my Khus oils are brilliant right now. Coincidence perhaps?I once had a vetiver rug / mat and i remember it being especially pleasant on hot days. I have to try to find another one
True and the experience is something that cannot be explained in words.I don't know if it's common knowledge that in some parts of the world they make screens out of vetiver and wet them down in the summertime and it provides some kind of natural evaporative cooling.